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Free 1st grade math resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart

Preview of All About Numbers Flipchart

All About Numbers Flipchart

Created by
Jennifer Winters
This flip chart is designed to help you teach the numbers 0-10. It includes fill-in-the-blank slides so you can make each slide be about a specific number. Each slide includes a space to write: the number the number word tally marks dice dot patterns ten frame ordinal numbers finger counting addition problem **This is a .flipchart file, so you will need ActivInspire to open it (unless you know how to convert it, which I do not). I'm not sure if it will work with SmartBoards, as I am only f
Preview of Making Change Flipchart!

Making Change Flipchart!

Created by
Jennifer P Fitz
This flip chart is set up with sample word problems and money that you can draw over to show students how to make change. There are bills up to $10 and all of the four standard US coins. This can help to show students a powerful visual of how to make change like you would as a cashier. The digital money (bills and coins) are stacked so that you can use as many of them as you need. By: Ms Furious George money, change, math, flip chart
Preview of Let's Sort Measurable Attributes: An Activeboard Math Center Activity (K.MD.1)

Let's Sort Measurable Attributes: An Activeboard Math Center Activity (K.MD.1)

Created by
Ronaland
This is a math center designed to practice measurable attributes. It can be used as a board center, or also printed out for seat center work. It aligns with the Common Core (K.MD.1). Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Reach-For-The-Sun-Moon-And-Stars
Preview of Quadrilaterals, Rectangles, and Squares Sort

Quadrilaterals, Rectangles, and Squares Sort

This is a great ActivInspire interactive sort I used with my students during our geometry unit. We used the concentric circles a lot during this unit to help reinforce the "All squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares" concept. When we finished the sort on ActivInspire, I printed out the final product to use as a classroom anchor chart. This flipchart can also be printed out and used as a cut and paste sort instead of using ActivInspire.
Preview of 2D and 3D Shapes: A Reivew Flipchart

2D and 3D Shapes: A Reivew Flipchart

Created by
Suzie Cook
This flipchart is a perfect review of 2D and 3D shapes. It is used for ActivInspire. It is 100% aligned with Common Core. There are riddles to review each 2D shape. There is a page of a 3D sort (you click and drag from the smiley face). And at the end, there is a page to compare all 4 3D shapes. Enjoy! MCCK.G.2 Correctly name shapes regardless of their orientations or overall size. MCCK.G.2 Correctly name shapes regardless of their orientations or overall size. If you enjoy this product, please
Preview of Greater Than Less Than and Placement Value Game

Greater Than Less Than and Placement Value Game

This flipchart is used on a Promethean Board. If you do not have the correct software you will not be able to open it. This lesson correlates with Everyday Math in first grade for lesson 5-3. I designed an alligator to eat the bigger playing card. The kids loved the interaction. Use the instructions in the flipchart to guide you. Also visit my blog www.littlepriorities.blogspot.com for more ideas.
Preview of Place Value Addition Flip Chart

Place Value Addition Flip Chart

Created by
Ms Arnold
This flip chart contains two digit addition problems. Students drag over the amount of tens and ones, count and write the answers. Note: This product is meant to be used with Active Inspire software.
Preview of ActivInspire Weekly Weather Chart

ActivInspire Weekly Weather Chart

Created by
Praising PreK
This is an ActivInspire weekly weather chart for use on the Promethean Board from Praising PreK. This chart allows students to choose the weather icon of their choice and place it on the corresponding day of the week. It can be saved daily and then reset at the beginning of a new week. It is a great visual for young learners and incorporates well into any interactive circle time or morning meeting. I also have a 12 month interactive calendar for ActivInspire that I love using in my blended pre
Preview of A Minute for Money for Promethean Board

A Minute for Money for Promethean Board

Just a couple of quick pages to practice sorting the coins and identifying the coin's value with reward sounds. Includes identifing the coin's value and sorting coins by type. Also has two song/video clips! Must have ActivInspire software to use!
Preview of Sorting by Color

Sorting by Color

Created by
Mr PreK
This Promethean board flipchart allows students to interact with various sorting activities. If your board is equipped for Dual Users, this is a great time for students to collaborate on their sorting abilities. Simply click on the type of sorting you want to do, then move forward though scaffolded activities to gain practice and experience sorting by color. After students complete each sorting assignment, they can click on the bottom right hand corner to move forward independently. This par
Preview of Daily Calendar ActivInspire Flipchart

Daily Calendar ActivInspire Flipchart

Created by
Letybug
This is a calendar ActivInspire flipchart I put together and use in my own classroom. *note: I used KG and Hello Fonts. If you download this and do not have these fonts already installed it will alter the fonts. You can edit the text however you choose. 1. Heart contains link to our school's Morning Announcement page and our classroom rules (my PreK kids came up with the 3 shown). 2. Attendance- You can place individual pictures of your students around the outside of the heart. When we have a
Preview of True and False Equations

True and False Equations

During this activity, students will create equations that do and do not equal a specific number. Encourage students to create the following: -addition sentences, two addends -addition sentences, three or more addends -subtraction sentences The numbers and pages listed here are only a suggestion to get you going. Feel free to change the numbers, higher or lower, to meet the specific needs of your students. Looking for more work on True and False? 1.OA.7 Addition Puzzle Center Level 1 1.OA.7
Preview of Compare and Order Objects by Length

Compare and Order Objects by Length

Created by
Caroline Soesbee
This ActivBoard activity allows children to measure with nonstandard items and compare the items by length and height. It has a fall theme consisting of jack-o-lanterns, fall trees, and owls. It goes along with the Common Core Standards 1.MD.1 and 1.MD.2.
Preview of Interactive Whiteboard Counting Coins Learning Center (Promethean Flipchart)

Interactive Whiteboard Counting Coins Learning Center (Promethean Flipchart)

Created by
Nathan Elliott
An engaging, interactive, digital opportunity for students to practice counting coins and bills. Start by using the money from the "Bank" to show an amount in the box. Then write the amount using dollars and cents notation. To repeat, simply reset the page. This file requires Promethean's ActivInspire software.
Preview of Part-Part-Whole Subtraction

Part-Part-Whole Subtraction

Created by
Mary Martin
This is an easy to use interactive flipchart. It can be used as a teacher led minilesson or an independent math station.
Preview of February Whole Group Math Flipchart-FREEBIE

February Whole Group Math Flipchart-FREEBIE

February freebie! Please make sure you have ActivInspire before downloading this flipchart. This is a whole group flipchart for kindergarten. This flipchart focuses on math skills for whole group instruction. Pages included are: Blank Calendar page for February Days of the week and months of the year Today's News Patterning Math Fluency to 5 Math Fluency to 6 Number and shape review 2D and 3D Build it/change it Roll and Add Subtraction Practice Place Value This flipchart is formatted with th
Preview of Hundreds Chart Addition and Subtraction

Hundreds Chart Addition and Subtraction

This is an interactive flipchart we used with our second grade classes to teach them how to use the hundreds chart to add and subtract quickly. This was a great activity to help our students explore moving up and down the hundreds chart by tens as well as laterally by ones. We used this flipchart to model whole group and then our students worked on completing the flipchart individually on their digital devices. The great thing about this flipchart is that you can always duplicate the pages to ad
Preview of Shapes -  Activboard Activities for Math Centers

Shapes - Activboard Activities for Math Centers

Created by
Kathryn Gehrs
This is a flipchart for Activboards. It contains 13 interactive activities that help students identify 2-D and 3-D shapes and connect them to real world objects. Students will sort the shapes different ways, tell how they are alike and different, and draw the shapes. They will also sort real world objects by their shapes and match real world objects to the correct shape. There is also a page with links to websites with great shape games that the students can play. This flipchart can be used
Preview of Measuring with Kindergarten

Measuring with Kindergarten

Created by
Stella Cypher
This is a 4 page flipchart that allows students to measure pictures using nonstandard (block) units. This was created for ActivInspire. Language structures are built in so that students can become familiar with the questions, "How tall... and How long..."
Preview of Fun Number Games Promethean Board Flip Chart

Fun Number Games Promethean Board Flip Chart

Created by
The Sun Zone
Teach numbers to Kindergarten and First Grade students.These awesome number activities are great to help kindergarten and first grade students learn about numbers 1 - 100 in a fun way. Students practice counting, as well as recognizing numbers. This Flip Chart includes some cute and funny gifs to make students engaged. The Flip Chart includes more than five fun counting games.How do you teach addition and subtraction?Kids practice basic addition and subtraction equations within 100 while playing
Preview of 1st Grade Story Problems

1st Grade Story Problems

Created by
Chayen
Flipchart with 19 addition and subtraction story problems, with the unknown in all positions. Check out the Winter Story problems for additional story problems. Addresses CCSS.Math.Content.1.OA.A.1 Use addition and subtraction within 20 to solve word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
Preview of Activboard:  Addition and Comparing Quantities

Activboard: Addition and Comparing Quantities

This set of Activboard flipcharts will provide practice in classifying, counting and writing numerals, addition, and comparing groups to determine greater than, less than or equal to. There are 10 flipcharts that come completed with notes for the teacher and tools to the side for the students. Using suggestions from John Mayer and his work in media and instruction, the flipcharts are attractive but not too busy, ensuring that they will engage but not confuse or overwhelm the user. I use these
Preview of Story Mats

Story Mats

Story mats are a way to use addition and subtraction in real world scenarios. Use the clip art on the following pages and drag various amounts into the baskets or plates, representing addition and subtraction stories. Encourage students to move the pictures, solve the word problem, and write an equation to represent the story. Looking for more fun? Number Line Number Sense Math Meeting Grades k-1
Preview of Counting Practice Game Using Common Core Standards for Promethean

Counting Practice Game Using Common Core Standards for Promethean

Created by
Erica Cummins
Created in Active Inspire for use on the Promethean board, this provides practice for kindergarten students in counting that uses Common Core standards. In this interactive game, up to four students can play on the Promethean board. Students use the Promethean pen to click on the dice, which opens the dice tool. Students then take turns "rolling" the dice and moving that many counters to their game board. To make this more difficult for advanced students, you could require that the number to rea
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Importance of learning math in 1st grade

It's no secret that mathematics is a foundational subject for students to learn. Math forms the basis for so many other subjects — like science, engineering, and technology — and because of that, it's essential that students develop strong math skills from a young age.

Learning math in 1st grade is an exciting and crucial part of a child's education. First of all, it helps first graders begin to develop critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills, teaching them to think outside the box. It also helps develop their understanding of numbers and basic operations, which are important for everyday life. Lastly, it prepares them for more advanced math topics they will encounter in future.

The key concepts for 1st grade math

In 1st grade math, kids learn simple concepts such as counting, basic addition and subtraction, solving simple word problems, telling time, and money. These mathematical concepts are the building blocks that will help them succeed in the future grades when they tackle more complex topics like place value, and basic fractions.

Counting and Number Recognition

Counting and number recognition are the most fundamental concepts in 1st grade math. As a first grader, a student will learn how to count from 1 to 100 and recognize numbers up to 20. They also learn to identify odd and even numbers, count by twos, fives, and tens, and compare numbers.

Addition and Subtraction

Addition and subtraction are the next math skills that children learn in 1st grade. They'll primarily learn to add and subtract numbers up to 20 with the aid of manipulatives and number lines. Kids also learn to solve simple word problems this this point.

Time and Money

Telling time and counting money are also essential concepts that children learn in 1st grade math. They learn to tell time to the hour and half-hour using both analog and digital clocks. They also learn to count coins and bills and solve simple money word problems.

Strategies to help students learn math skills

Here are some strategies teachers can use to help kids learn math in 1st grade.

Make math fun

Children learn best when they're engaged! Sprinkle a little fun into your math lessons by using games, puzzles, and real-life scenarios. If your students seem to find math boring or uninteresting, you can also try connecting it to one of their interests or hobbies.

Practice makes perfect

Practice is essential in building a strong foundation in math. Encourage students to practice regularly, both at school and at home. Use worksheets, online resources, and math games from TPT to help children practice. And don't forget to acknowledge their achievements and efforts, a little positive encouragement is crucial to motivate students to continue learning.

Use visuals

Visual aids like charts, graphs, and manipulatives can help children understand abstract concepts better. The use of visuals can help explain math concepts to kids and better engage them in their learning.

How to find 1st grade math lessons

Educators can save time preparing 1st grade math lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply search the TPT marketplace for "1st grade math," and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.

Frequently asked questions

What math should first grader know?

By the end of 1st grade, a student should be able to count, sequence read, and write numbers up to 100. First graders should also be able to add and subtract small numbers. As part of math learning, students in first grade are also taught about telling time and counting money. Going into 2nd grade, they should know how to read an analog clock, and understand the value of money in addition to being able to count coins and bills. For example, they may learn that four quarters equal a dollar.

What types of math lessons are available on TPT?

There are many different types of math resources sold by Sellers on TPT. Some popular math lessons include: telling time, counting money, addition and subtraction, and word problems.