First Grade Math Worksheets

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First Grade Math Worksheet Generator

Choose a topic and options, then print the worksheet. Each worksheet comes with its own answer key.

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About The Free First Grade Math Worksheet Generator with Answer Keys

Create printable first grade math worksheets in seconds, with an answer key for every worksheet. Choose from 17 topics that cover the main first grade math skills.

Addition and subtraction:

  • addition facts, subtraction facts, or both mixed together, within 5, 10, or 20
  • adding three numbers, like 4 + 6 + 3
  • missing numbers, like 4 + ☐ = 7
  • true or false equations, like 7 = 8 − 1
  • picture addition and picture subtraction with shapes to count
  • ten frames: count the dots, or find how many more make 10
  • number bonds with one number missing

Numbers and place value:

  • comparing numbers with <, >, and =, up to 50, 100, or 120
  • tens and ones, with or without base ten blocks
  • number patterns: counting by 1s, 2s, 5s, and 10s
  • number chart puzzles: pieces of a 120 chart to fill in
  • adding and subtracting tens, like 36 + 10 or 70 − 30
  • two-digit addition within 100, like 34 + 5 or 34 + 20

Shapes:

  • halves and fourths: equal parts, color one half or one fourth, and name the shaded part

Made for young learners:

  • big, easy-to-read numbers
  • simple outlined pictures that print clearly in black and white, and that children can color in
  • problems written in a row or stacked
  • 6 to 30 problems per worksheet, and your own worksheet title

Answer keys:

  • printed on a separate page, so students don’t see the answers
  • print the answer key on its own, or save both pages as a PDF

Worksheet code and sharing:

  • every worksheet has a code printed at the bottom
  • enter the same code and settings to get the exact same worksheet again
  • no need to save worksheets: just write down the code to reprint a copy or find the answer key
  • click “Share worksheet” to send a link with the same problems to another teacher or a parent
  • click “New worksheet” any time for a fresh set of problems

Use these worksheets for classwork, homework, centers, warm-ups, or extra practice at home. Since every worksheet is new, students can practice each skill as many times as they need.