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Math Objectives
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Telling time- activities for you at home!
To help your child be more comfortable with their numbers
Steps to solving a math word problem (résoudre)
Preparation for the Final Evaluation:
Chapters 1-8 will be evaluated.
Important Vocabulary to know:
Equation I bought 3 candies. My friend wanted some too so I went back to the store and bought 3 for her. Write the equation and find the sum.
Sum (+) Billy bought 2 apples and then 4 more. Find the sum.
Difference (-) Write the terms for the substractions and find the difference.
Fewer This word is telling the student to subtract.
For example: There were 10 squares. There were 5 fewer triangles than squares. How many triangles were there?
10-5=5
Left over / left (-) The grade twos are going on a walk. Miss Alex wants them to walk two by two. If there are 15 students going, how many students will be left over? (without a walking partner)
Equivalent Expressions meaning equations that have the same answer.
5+6 and 4+ ____
Step 1 figure out the sum.
Step 2 ask yourself 4 plus WHAT equals ___ (the sum).
9+9 and 10+ ____
Double: The student should be able to find the double of a given number.
For example: John is making cookies. He makes 12 cookies. His brother makes double the number of cookies. How many cookies does his brother make? The card game salute is an excellent way to practice doubles (click the word salute to find a video demonstrating the game).
Prepositions to understand:
To the left/right, below, etc.
Concepts to understand:
How to read a bar graph. Download the PDF to the right to practice this:
Greater than, less than and equal to. Download the PDF to the right to practice:
How to read a calendar. Have fun practicing with this calendar game.
Odd and even numbers can be practiced with this online game.
2D and 3D shapes. Download the PDF to practice:
How to create different combinations.
How to use a number line. Exercise A.11 on IXL will help your child practice this.
Measurement using strips.
How to decompose a number.
Ex. 49 = 10+10+10+10+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1
How to use an Addition Table
How to make 10: An addition strategy
Which months have 30 and which months have 31 days?
Greater than/Less than/Equal to
Greater than/Less than/Equal to
Tens & Ones
Telling time
Word Problems Practice online
Sur IXL
- j.4. Comparison word problems
- d.5 Addition word problems- sums up to 10
- d.6 Addition sentences for word problems- sumbs up to 10
- W.10 Days of the week
All Grade 1 Reinforcement Acitivties: Digit Chapters 1-8
*The final term evaluation will include chapters 1-8. Chapter 9 is simply a review therefore there are no reinforcement activities for Chapter 9.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Calendar Practice
Bar graphs
Greater than, less than or equal to
Shapes
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