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Free Grade 1 maths lessons

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Start with lesson 1: Count on, count back
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  • 45678910back 3startendYellow belt

    Count on, count back

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  • 456789101112131415-4-4startendYellow belt

    Within twenty

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  • Whole: 9• part: 7• part: ?Find the part• 9 − 7 = 2• check: 7 + 2 = 9Yellow belt

    The missing part

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  • Left side• 3 + 8• = 11Right side• 8 + 3• = 11Yellow belt

    Is it the same?

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  • Find a pair: 5 + 5 =10Then add the rest: 10+ 6Total: 16Yellow belt

    Three at once

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  • Read the storyFind the wholeand partsAdd or takeawayCheck itYellow belt

    Story problems

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  • 📚🔵🚗🧮Yellow belt

    How many more?

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  • 969810010210410610811011211411611812099100120Yellow belt

    All the way to 120

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  • Tens• 6 rods• = 60Ones• 9 cubes• = 9Yellow belt

    Tens and ones

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  • 88• 8 tens• 8 ones85• 8 tens• 5 onesYellow belt

    Bigger, smaller, the same

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  • 45505560657075+105565Yellow belt

    Ten more, ten less

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  • 39+2=41ten ones made a new tenYellow belt

    Adding to a hundred

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  • 0102030405060708090100-30-30startendYellow belt

    Tens take tens

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  • Lengths024682feather8pencil5ropeYellow belt

    Longest and shortest

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  • 1 × 6 = 6Yellow belt

    How many long?

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  • O'clock• long hand on 12• short hand on the hourHalf past• long hand on 6• short hand between two hoursYellow belt

    O'clock and half past

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  • Fish, flowers and stars024681fish2flowers8starsYellow belt

    Three piles

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  • A triangle• 3 straight sides• closed all roundNot a triangle• a gap in a side• a curved side• 4 sidesYellow belt

    What makes a triangle

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  • Put together• 2 triangles• 1 squarePut together• 2 half circles• 1 circleYellow belt

    Join them up

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  • 1/2 is shadedYellow belt

    Halves and quarters

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  • Pre-KWet or dry?Watch the rain. What gets wet? What stays dry? What does the sun do?
  • KindergartenWhere did the puddle go?Watch a puddle in the sun. Where does the water go?
  • KindergartenWater is preciousA tap runs while a kid brushes teeth. How can we use only the water we need?
  • Grade 1Seeds make plants like themselvesWhich little plants came from the big sunflower? Look at the leaves!
  • Grade 1The sun's pathSlide the sun across the sky. Watch how Bea's shadow changes.
  • Grade 2A fair test with plantsTwo beans, one fair test. Do plants need sun and water to grow?
  • Grade 2Where is water?Find the water on a snowy mountain, a river, a lake and the ocean. Is it liquid or solid?
  • Grade 3Tug of warThree kids pull each way. Who wins? Then change the teams and see.
  • Grade 3Drip's Big TripFollow one drop of water from the ocean to the sky and back.
  • Grade 4Built to surviveA turtle's shell, a stag's antlers, a camel's hump. Which problem does each part solve?
  • Grade 4Crash!A rolling marble hits a still one. Who goes, who stops, and where does the energy go?
  • Grade 5The clean water challengeBuild a filter from gravel, sand, charcoal and cloth. Then find out why clear is not safe.
  • Grade 5Earth's water shareTen buckets hold all of Earth's water. How many are fresh? Read the data and find out.
  • Grade 6Same push, bigger cartLoad a cart with bricks, give it the same push, and see how its speed changes.
  • Grade 6You push, it pushes backTwo carts crash. Which one pushes harder? Then pick the bumper that saves Eggy.
  • Pre-KClap it outClap a word with Bongo the monkey. How many claps does it get?
  • Pre-KRhyme timeBibi the bluebird sings a rhyme. Find the words that end like cat.
  • KindergartenSound it out: catSomething is in the box. Tap the letters, hear the sounds, and find out what it is.
  • KindergartenSound it out: pigA basket is wobbling and making sounds. Sound out the word and find out who is under the cloth.
  • Grade 1Two letters, one soundChip found an s and an h side by side. What do they say together? Sort sh, ch and th words.
  • Grade 1Word endings: -s and -ingInga sticks a tiny letter on a sign. What does it do to the cat? Build the word, then sort the endings.
  • Grade 2Edie the Silent EA quiet letter changes words. Watch Edie hop on, and find out what she does.
  • Grade 2Nibs and the Berry PieSomething goes wrong in this story. Be a story detective and find the clues.
  • Grade 3Suffixes: ful, less, lyBolt's machine snaps a small piece onto a word. Careful, careless: swap one piece and the meaning flips!
  • Grade 3Past, present, futureTock the clock says "Tomorrow I jumped." Slide him along the timeline and fix the verb!
  • Grade 4Show the scenePia the parrot tells flat stories. Can you find the details that make a scene real?
  • Grade 4Which caller wins?Rocco the raccoon hosts a call-in show. Three callers give reasons. Which one is strongest?
  • Grade 5The Hive ThermostatA hive stays snug in winter and cool in summer. Interview a beekeeper and find his two big ideas.
  • Grade 5Quote It RightReporter Ruby is quoting a lighthouse page. Can you catch a quote that has been changed?
  • Grade 6Hollis: One Idea, Two ShapesHollis writes every idea twice, as a story and as a poem. What do the two share?
  • Grade 6Window Seat: What a Stanza DoesThe poem never says who is coming. Open the cards to see how each stanza builds it.
  • Pre-KLand and waterTala and her aunt go on a day out. Which parts of the Earth are land, and which are water?
  • Pre-KTaking turns and sharingZola and Pablo both want the one red wagon. How can it be fair for both?
  • KindergartenThe noisy dayEveryone shouts at once on story day! Find out how Sam's class makes rules that help.
  • KindergartenZola's year of weatherZola looks out of her window every morning. Rain, sun, wind and snow change what she wears and does.
  • Grade 1Continents and oceansMei's grandpa gives her a globe. Can she find all seven continents and all five oceans?
  • Grade 1Rules and lawsMina follows a rule at home, a rule at school and a law at the corner. What makes a law different?
  • Grade 2Mayor, governor, president: who does whatA swing wobbles in the park. Who fixes it, and who looks after a whole country? Follow Omar and find out.
  • Grade 2The country and its statesTariq's aunt mails him a puzzle of the whole country, one piece for every state. Can he fit them all?
  • Grade 3Town, state, nationA boy keeps a notebook called Whose Job Is It? Follow his week, and see what a town, a state and a nation each look after.
  • Grade 3Nature, people, toolsWhat does it take to make one apple pie? Follow Kai to the orchard and the kitchen, and sort the resources into three kinds.
  • Grade 4How a state makes a lawA girl and her class want slower cars at their crossing. Follow their idea as it becomes a bill, and then a law.
  • Grade 4Resources by regionAunt Rosa mails five postcards from five regions. What does each place have, and how does it shape the work people do?
  • Grade 5Reading a historical mapWalk through a museum map room and ask three questions of every map: who made it, who was it for and what did it leave out.
  • Grade 5Rivers, roads and canalsA wagon stuck in mud, a flatboat on the Ohio, a steamboat going upstream and a canal across a state. See how goods moved before railroads.
  • Grade 6From hunting to farmingWhy would people who followed the herds build a wall around a town? Follow the evidence from the end of the ice age to the first towns.
  • Grade 6Tradition, command and marketEvery place must decide what to make and who gets it. See three ways, in Egypt and in Athens, and ask who decides.
  • Ages 7+ · trickBuddy of 100Every number has a buddy that makes 100 with it. Find it in a flash.
  • Ages 7+ · trickLightning addingAdd big numbers quickly: round up, then fix it, with no carrying.
  • Ages 4+Needs and wantsGo shopping with Pip. Which things do we need, and which do we want?
  • Ages 7+Saving for a bikeSave pretend coins for a bike. Slide the coins and watch the goal week move.
  • Ages 5+Private or fine to say?Tobi, Pudding the hamster and a friendly player called Cloud. Hear the story, then sort private from fine.
  • Ages 8+A stranger in the chatInes, Waffles the parrot and a very nice player. Hear the story, then find the stop signs.
  • Ages 4+How does Kit feel?Kit has big feelings. Come and meet them, and find out what helps.
  • Ages 4+When the alarm beepsThe smoke alarm is beeping! Help Kit find the way out, step by step.
  • ✨Ages 4+In the beginningListen to the Bible story of how the world began.
  • ✨Ages 4+The kind strangerJesus told a story about a hurt traveler and a kind stranger who stopped to help.
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  • Ages 5+Follow the arrowsBo is a robot. Give Bo steps, one after another, to reach the star.
  • Ages 5+Count to tenA row has ten beads. Slide them across to count.
  • Ages 5+Tens on the next rowA row holds ten. For ten and more, use the row above.
  • Ages 7+Home row: your fingers' homeFingers rest on the middle row. Type a few letters and get every one right.
  • Ages 7+Home row wordsType real words made only from the home row, then a few short sentences.
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