Grade 1 Math Worksheets

Count a set of tally marks (drawn in groups of five) and write the number.

Count three groups of objects, record each as tally marks and a number, then answer how-many-more and total questions.

Sort a set of 2-D shapes into bins by a defining attribute — number of sides, curved vs straight, or square corners. The same shape appears in different sizes and turns, so the sort depends on the attribute, not the look.

Name a flat shape, then count its sides and corners. Shapes appear in different sizes and turns, so the answer comes from looking, not from recognising one picture.

Name a solid, then count its faces, edges and vertices. Recognising the solid comes first; counting its parts is what makes it that solid.

A real-life picture — a house, a rocket, a boat — is put together from flat shapes; count how many of each shape built it.

A structure built from solid blocks (cubes, rectangular prisms, cones, cylinders); count how many of each solid.

See which smaller shapes join to make a larger one, then circle its name. Uses the shapes grade 1 adds beyond Kindergarten: trapezoids, half-circles and quarter-circles.

Partition circles and rectangles into 2 or 4 equal shares; name the shares (halves, fourths/quarters) and count how many make the whole.