Free Grade 1 Worksheets

Usually ages 6–7

Addition and subtraction within 20, o’clock and half-past times, and early spelling.

Games

Games game Addition Speed Challenge How many sums can you solve in 60 seconds? A free addition speed game with a big on-screen number pad for touch screens. Play now →
Games game Math Flashcards Free online math flashcards for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Missed cards come back for another try. Play now →

Math

Math Addition Worksheets Make free printable addition worksheets with sums to 10, 20 or 100. Choose across or stacked problems and print with an answer key. Make a worksheet →
Math Counting Money Worksheets (Peso and Dollar) Printable counting-coins worksheets for Philippine peso and US dollar coins. Easy and harder levels, with an answer key. Make a worksheet →
Math Subtraction Worksheets Printable subtraction worksheets within 10, 20 or 100, with no negative answers. Across or stacked layout, with an answer key. Make a worksheet →
Math Telling Time Worksheets Printable clock worksheets: read the clock or draw the hands, from o’clock and half past to five-minute and one-minute times. Make a worksheet →

Reading

Reading Spelling Practice Worksheets Turn any spelling list into printable fill-in-the-blank, scrambled-word or word-search practice, with an answer key. Make a worksheet →

Writing

Writing Letter Tracing Worksheets Printable alphabet tracing worksheets with dotted letters and handwriting guide lines. Uppercase, lowercase, letter pairs or your own words. Make a worksheet →

What Grade 1 practice covers

First graders build fluency with addition and subtraction within 20, start reading clocks and counting coins, and get their first weekly spelling lists. That’s a lot of new ground, so rotate topics through the week instead of doing everything every day.

Choosing the right settings

Addition and subtraction: begin with numbers to 10, then move to 20. The subtraction maker always puts the bigger number first, so there are no negative answers.
Telling time: start the clock worksheets on o’clock times and add half past once those are easy.
Money: use the easy level of the counting money sheets, with Philippine peso or US dollar coins. Counting real coins alongside the sheet helps.
Spelling: type this week’s list into the spelling practice maker for missing-letter, scrambled-word and word-search practice from the same words.

A week that works

Try math on Monday and Wednesday, spelling on Tuesday and Thursday, and a game on Friday. Ten minutes is enough. If a sheet comes back with more than a few mistakes, make the next one easier: confidence comes first at this age.