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1st Grade Math Homework COMPLETE YEAR BUNDLE Spiral Review

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I needed to differentiate my math homework, but still wanted spiral practice. This has been perfect!
This is a great spiral review of the standards. I wish I would have purchased this earlier in the year. I will definitely be using this at the beginning of next year. The kids love it!

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    This is the COMPLETE YEAR of Spiral Math Homework for 1st Grade -- 36 weeks (9 weeks per quarter) of SPIRAL math review of all 1st Grade Common Core standards in a fun and comprehensive package.

    Kids (and their parents) love this homework -- check out the reviews!

    My students love these homework sets, and we're seeing nearly 100% completion rates--much better than ever before. I hope your students will LOVE them too!

    ★★ UNIQUE FEATURES OF THIS HOMEWORK: ★★

    The Spiral Review -- new content is introduced each week, but previous content is also reviewed in a seamless manner. Constant review adds up to a more holistic approach to teaching math and better test scores. No more forgetting what they learned in September. Your students will be practicing the concepts all.year.long!

    The Variety of Problem Types -- my homework sets offer lots of different kinds of problems--puzzles, error analysis, rigorous problem solving, specific strategy work, coloring, facts practice, drawing pictures, compare/contrast, and open-ended questions. My motto: keep kids thinking.

    The Themes -- Every week has a new theme. Why is this important? Because themes keep the math relevant and related to real life. Kids are more motivated to do the math because the content is interesting and authentic. Themes also allow me to use related graphics (which are always fun) and sometimes weave in a story.

    AND, if that's not enough, themes also allow me to weave in some social studies and science content -- interesting stuff!

    The Word Problems -- our students need to be able to APPLY their math skills. They need to work with word problems all.year.long. And when these word problems have real-life contexts, it's a win-win! Students are naturally drawn into the story and interested in solving it. The problems are easier at first and gradually get more challenging as the year progresses.

    Weekly Packet or Individual Pages? -- you decide! We send home weekly packets, with the cover sheet attached. We're finding that our kids like completing the "packet" and enjoy seeing the themed pages all together. Each student has a homework folder that includes the Tracking Sheet where they get to color in each day they complete. We have not experienced a lot of lost packets (but if they do lose them, we're prepared with fresh sets.) Also, the pages are formatted to accommodate a 3-hole punch, if you use homework notebooks. But, this resource is VERSATILE. You can certainly send home INDIVIDUAL pages, too.

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    SPIRAL MATH HOMEWORK (THE COMPLETE YEAR) FEATURES

    • 36 Weekly Sets of homework

    • 4 days each week (Monday - Thursday)

    • A new theme each week.

    • {Optional} Homework Cover Sheets that match the theme for each week.

    • Answer Keys for each day.

    • {Optional} Homework Tracker page, where students color each day they complete.

    • An editable PowerPoint Template for you to create additional pages, if you desire.

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    These are some of the skills covered in each quarter. This is a SUGGESTED sequence. Since most of the themes are generic, you could opt to use the pages in a different order.

    QUARTER 1

    • Review of Key Kindergarten Skills

    • Beginning Add/Sub Word Problems (1.OA.1)

    • Commutative Prop. Addition (1.OA.3)

    • Addition strategies: Counting On,

    Counting Back within 10 and 20 (1.OA.1, 5, & 6)

    • Counting 1s and 10s to 120 (1.NBT.1)

    • One more, one less (1.NBT.1)

    • 2-Digit Place Value, tens/ones (1.NBT.2)

    • Compare 2-digit numbers (1.NBT.3)

    • Interpret Bar/Picture Graphs

    with up to 3 categories (1.MD.4)

    QUARTER 2

    • Spiral Review of all Quarter 1, AND

    • More Add/Sub Word Problems (1.OA.1)

    • Addition/Subtraction strategies:

    Make Ten, add/sub relationship,

    doubles plus 1 (1.OA.1, 5,&6)

    • Add 3 addends (1.OA.2)

    • Meaning of equal sign (1.OA.7)

    • Unknown in any position (1.OA.8)

    • Mentally add/sub 10 (1.NBT.5)

    QUARTER 3

    • Spiral Review of all Q1 and Q2, AND

    • Comm/Assoc Properties of Add. (1.OA.3)

    • Subtraction as Unknown Addend (1.OA.4)

    • Add within 100 (1.NBT.4)

    • Subtract multiples of 10 (1.NBT.6)

    • Order objects by length (1.MD.1)

    • Length w/nonstandard units (1.MD.2)

    • Beg. time to hour (1.MD.3)

    QUARTER 4

    • Spiral Review of all Q1, Q2, Q3, AND

    • Time to hour, half-hour (1.MD.3)

    • Shapes – defining attributes (1.G.1)

    • Composite shapes (1.G.2)

    • Partition shapes into halves and

    fourths (1.G.3)

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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Order three objects by length; compare the lengths of two objects indirectly by using a third object.
    Express the length of an object as a whole number of length units, by laying multiple copies of a shorter object (the length unit) end to end; understand that the length measurement of an object is the number of same-size length units that span it with no gaps or overlaps.
    Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks.
    Organize, represent, and interpret data with up to three categories; ask and answer questions about the total number of data points, how many in each category, and how many more or less are in one category than in another.
    Count to 120, starting at any number less than 120. In this range, read and write numerals and represent a number of objects with a written numeral.

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