Counting for 1st grade
Counting for 1st grade: 11 free pages to print, play or teach from. No sign-in.
- Number desk stripPrintable
A free printable number desk strip from 1 to 20, or any length from 5 to 30, several strips to a page. Print, cut along the dashed lines and tape to desks.
- Skip counting stripsPrintable
Free printable skip counting desk strips: rows for counting by 2, 5 and 10, twelve multiples in each row. Choose the steps, print, cut apart and tape to desks.
- Hundreds chartMath
A 1 to 100, 0 to 99 or 1 to 120 chart to colour, cover and skip count, with missing-numbers puzzles and an answer key. Print it full or blank.
- Number lineMath
A number line for the whole class: type a sum and a hopper hops it, play Where's the flag? in teams, draw and cover, and print worksheets with answers. Whole numbers, negatives, fractions, decimals.
- Blank hundreds gridPrintable
A free printable blank hundreds grid: a ten by ten chart with no numbers, the tens, the first row or a few numbers given. Choose to start at one or zero, print and fill in.
- Blank number linesPrintable
Free printable blank number lines: six lines to a page, with the start, end and step you choose, and the numbers shown on every tick, on the ends only or not at all.
- Coins and billsMath
Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and bills to put on the table, count on from the biggest, trade for smaller pieces, and build to an amount.
- RekenrekMath
A virtual rekenrek of one to three rows of ten beads: slide beads to show numbers as fives and tens, read the sentence, and flash a quick-look picture.
- Bar graph, picture graph and tally chart makerMaker
Type a table or tap to count while the class votes, then print a bar graph, picture graph or tally chart, or show it on the projector. Free, no sign-in.
- Making change gameMath
A price and a payment, and the child counts the change back with coins and bills. Three levels, a count-up hint like a cashier, and nothing is stored.
Checked 2026-11-07
- Counting coins worksheetsPrintable
Counting quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies: 20 problems in three versions with answer keys, printed on a line. Free, no sign-in.