1st Grade Math Curriculum | First Grade Math Lessons Worksheets Centers Games

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Are you looking for a hands on and meaningful 1st grade guided math curriculum? The Empowering Little Mathematicians First Grade Math Curriculum has everything you need for a hands-on, integrated math block. These 1st grade math curriculum units were designed to make teaching math in first grade fun, engaging, and meaningful!

The Empowering Little Mathematicians 1st Grade Math Curriculum will include 35 weeks of math lessons to give your students a strong math foundation.

⭐ This is a GROWING BUNDLE! By purchasing now, you get the first grade math curriculum at a lower price and get to download all future units for FREE as they are added! This will be a quick growing bundle. See release dates below.

Do I have to use this curriculum in small groups? No! This curriculum will work both whole group or in small guided math groups.

Each lesson includes:

• Number sense warm up
• Teacher-led math lesson
• Partner practice activities
• Differentiation options for scaffolding and extending learning
• Independent practice math worksheets
• Home connection (optional homework)
• Math centers

First Grade Math Units:

1. Numbers to 10
2. Addition to 10
3. Subtraction to 10
4. Numbers to 20
5. Geometry
6. Fractions
7. Addition and Subtraction to 20
8. Measurement
9. Graphing and Data
10. Place Value to 120
11. Addition and Subtraction to 100
12. Coins and Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour

When will each guided math unit be added?

1. Numbers to 10 – INCLUDED NOW
2. Addition to 10 – INCLUDED NOW
3. Subtraction to 10 – INCLUDED NOW
4. Numbers to 20 – INCLUDED NOW
5. Geometry – September 30
6. Fractions – October 15
7. Addition and Subtraction to 20 – October 31
8. Measurement – November 15
9. Graphing and Data – November 30
10. Place Value to 120 – December 15
11. Addition and Subtraction to 100 – December 30
12. Coins and Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour – January 15
13. 1st Grade End of the Year Math Review – January 31

Take a Look at the 1st Grade Math Scope and Sequence:

Unit 1: Numbers to 10

1. Numbers 0-5
2. Numbers 6-10
3. Writing numbers to 10
4. Number order to 10
5. Counting objects to 10
6. Comparing numbers
7. Comparing numbers
8. Identifying how many more
9. Adding one more
10. Subtracting one less

Unit 2: Addition to 10

1. Adding sets
2. Using addition strategies
3. Counting on to add
4. Adding with a number line
5. Making ten
6. Number bonds
7. Word problems with an unknown total
8. Number bonds with an unknown addend
9. Word problems with an unknown addend
10. Balancing equations

Unit 3: Subtraction to 10

1. Subtraction strategies
2. Counting back
3. Subtracting using a number line
4. Subtracting the same number or zero
5. Flip the fact
6. Recognizing and making fact families
7. True and false equations
8. Subtraction word problems
9. Subtraction word problems
10. Mixed addition and subtraction word problems

Unit 4: Numbers to 20

1. Counting to 20 and matching sets
2. Number order to 20
3. Ten frames to 20
4. Place value to 20
5. Writing numbers 11-20
6. Place value to 20
7. Number words
8. Comparing numbers
9. Comparing numbers
10. One more and one less

Unit 5: Geometry (2D and 3D shapes)

1. Triangles
2. Quadrilaterals
3. Circles and ovals
4. 2D shape review
5. Comparing with 2D shapes
6. Triangular prisms and pyramids
7. Rectangular prisms and cubes
8. Spheres, cones, and cylinders
9. 3D shape review
10. Composing with 3D shapes

Unit 6: Fractions

1. Equal shares
2. Even and odd shares
3. Halves
4. Fourths
5. Halves vs fourths
6. Thirds
7. Recognizing fractions
8. Modeling fractions
9. Identifying and writing fractions
10. Identifying and writing fractions

Unit 7: Addition and Subtraction to 20

1. Doubles facts
2. Doubles +1
3. Adding by counting on
4. Making ten to add
5. Fact families
6. Counting back
7. Making ten to subtract
8. Determining the unknown number in a subtraction problem
9. Doubles to subtract
10. Word problems to 20

Unit 8: Measurement

1. Comparing and ordering by length or height
2. Nonstandard measurement
3. Estimating
4. Finding perimeter with nonstandard measurement
5. Measuring in inches
6. Estimating and measuring
7. Measure and compare
8. Measure and compare
9. Finding perimeter in inches
10. Measurement story problems

Unit 9: Graphing and Data

1. Sorting and organizing data
2. Bar graphs
3. Tally graphs
4. Creating graphs
5. Analyzing data
6. Picture graphs
7. Picture graphs
8. Line plot graphs
9. Line plot graphs
10. Pie graphs

Unit 10: Place Value to 120

1. Counting to 120
2. Patterns on the 120 chart
3. Place value to 120
4. Skip counting by tens
5. Decomposing numbers to 120
6. Comparing numbers to 120
7. Ordering numbers to 120
8. Skip counting
9. One more and one less
10. 10 more and 10 less

Unit 11: Addition and Subtraction to 100

1. Adding a one-digit number to a two-digit number
2. Adding multiples of ten
3. Adding two-digit numbers (no regrouping)
4. Adding two-digit numbers (no regrouping)
5. Regrouping with base ten
6. Regrouping with base ten
7. One more and one less / ten more and ten less
8. Subtracting multiples of ten
9. Subtracting multiples of ten
10. Subtracting multiples of ten

Unit 12: Coins and Telling Time

1. Pennies, nickels, and dimes
2. Counting coins
3. Counting coins
4. Quarters
5. Addition with coins
6. Real word story problems
7. Subtracting coins
8. Real world story problems
9. Parts of a clock
10. Time to the hour
11. Time to the half hour
12. Time to the hour and half hour
13. Time to the hour and half hour
14. Time true or false
15. AM and PM

Unit 13: 1st Grade End of the Year Math Review – This unit will have 10 lessons that review skills necessary for 2nd grade.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Would the First Grade Math Curriculum work well in a homeschool setting? Yes! These 1st grade guided math lesson plans are designed to be easy to follow and include everything you need. They would work well in a homeschool setting.

Do I have to follow the 1st grade Math Curriculum lesson plans exactly? No, I know that there may be more included than you have time for. Please feel free to break up the day or pick and choose the activities that would be the most meaningful for your class.

Are the math lesson plans or materials editable? No, i’m sorry, these are not editable at this time.