Printable math practice and answer keys · Grades 1–5

What is the class working on this week?

Tick the skills you see on this week's homework. Each one shows a sample problem so you can match it.

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A mixed review: skills drawn at random from all of grade 1.

Whole numbers4 skills

Counting to 120Looks likeCount on. Write the missing number: 68, 69, ?, 71
Tens and onesLooks likeEach rod is 10. Each cube is 1. What number do the blocks show?
Comparing numbers to 100Looks like23 ? 43
10 more or 10 lessLooks likeWhat is 10 more than 78?

Addition and subtraction9 skills1 picked1 picked

Adding and subtracting to 10Looks like3 + 2 = ?
Making tenLooks likeUse the ten-frame. 6 + ? = 10
Adding and subtracting to 20Looks like17 + 1 = ?
Adding three numbersLooks like3 + 4 + 4 = ?
Missing numbersLooks like1 + ? = 10
True or false equationsLooks likeTrue or false: 3 + 5 = 7
Add and subtract word problemsLooks likeA jar has 2 red beads and 3 blue beads. How many beads are in the jar?
Adding to 100Looks like30 + 8 = ?
Subtracting tensLooks like60 − 30 = ?

Measurement and data4 skills

Geometry3 skills

Sides and cornersLooks likeHow many sides does this shape have?
Shapes made of squaresLooks likeThis shape is made of same-size squares. How many squares?
Halves and fourthsLooks likeThis shape is cut into equal parts. What are the parts called? Check one.

Problem solving2 skills

Choose the equationLooks likeKim finds 3 shells. Lee finds 2 shells. Max finds 4 shells. How many shells do they find in all? Which expression can be used to answer the question?
A. 3 + 2 + 4
B. 3 + 2 − 4
C. 3 + 2
Check the workLooks likeA student worked out 17 + 6 and got 13. Which is true?
A. The answer should be 23.
B. The answer should be 11.
C. The student is right.