Year 1 Maths Printable Worksheets

Shapes subtraction activityUse this engaging Year 1 Subtraction Activity in the classroom or at home to help children practise subtraction calculations within 10. There are seven sums for children to complete using colourful pictorial representations. An answer sheet is also included for quick marking, or to help students practise self-marking.  How will this worksheet help my child?This worksheet will help your child: read and interpret mathematical statements involving subtraction (-) and equals (=) signs use number bonds and related subtraction facts within 10

Identify 1 lessWith this colourful maths worksheet, students are asked to complete the sums and identify 1 less than a given number when counting objects. This will help them with subtraction later on. 

Adding to 20 worksheetThis maths activity for year 1 students is perfect for helping them learn their addition to 20. There are 12 sums for children to complete. Encourage children to count on in their heads.

Adding to 20This maths worksheet for year 1 pupils is perfect for helping them learn their addition to 20. There are 12 sums for children to complete with a number line to help them count on. 

Adding to 10 This handy worksheet is great for your year 1 students to practise adding one-digit numbers to 10. There are 12 sums for children to complete and a number line from 0-10 is included to help them with their counting. 

Adding to 10 This handy worksheet is great for your year 1 students to practise adding one-digit numbers to 10. There are 12 sums for children to complete and a number line from 0-10 is included to help them with their counting. 

Number bonds to 10Here is a simple, fun way for children to practise number bonds using buttons. They also learn subitizing, counting, and addition as well as number bonds. Children complete the number bonds by counting the number of different coloured buttons in each row and writing the missing numbers.What are number bonds?Number bonds are pairs of numbers that are added to make another number and help children visualise the connection between numbers. 

Number bonds to 10Here is a simple, fun way for children to practise number bonds using shapes. They also learn subitizing, counting, and addition as well as number bonds. Children complete the number bonds by counting the number of white shapes and grey shapes and filling in the missing numbers.What are number bonds?Number bonds are pairs of numbers that are added to make another number and help children visualise the connection between numbers. 

Addition to 10 using sticksUse this engaging worksheet to help your pupils develop the concept of addition. Pupils complete the addition sums and write their answers in the box. There are sticks included on the worksheet that children can use to count to work out which sum is being shown. There are five questions for pupils to answer. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. Pupils can also use the handy answer sheet to mark their own work! 

Addition to 10 using countersUse this engaging worksheet to help your pupils develop the concept of addition. Pupils complete the addition sums and write their answers in the box. There are counters included on the worksheet that children can use to count to work out which sum is being shown. There are five questions for pupils to answer. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. Pupils can also use the handy answer sheet to mark their own work! 

Subtraction within 10Use this handy maths activity to help your pupils develop the concept of subtraction. There are twelve questions included on this subtraction worksheet. Pupils complete the sums and write their answers in the box. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. There is an answer sheet included to make marking quick and easy. 

Pupils look at the different fish in the aquarium and answer the study questions. This maths resource will help children to learn different mathematical terms and vocabulary.

Students circle two numbers horizontally or vertically that make 10. One has been done for them.

This maths worksheet will help children practise adding halves.

Children look at the plants that Mr. Jones is growing in his garden and answer the study questions. This will help children with maths vocabulary, addition, and subtraction.

Have some fun with this picture maths worksheet to celebrate St. Paddy's Day! Kids count the St. Patricks Day objects and symbols in each row and write the total in the box.

This worksheet is a great way to to help younger children with their addition skills. They must count the number of leaves and write the answer in the space provided. This worksheet can also be used when teaching pupils about Earth Day.

Year 1 maths printable - This worksheet is all about doubling the cost. Students are asked to work out the cost of two items. There are 8 questions to answer.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet teaches students how to take 5 away from a given number.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet teaches students how to add 5 to a given number.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet teaches students how to add 10 to a given number.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet teaches students how to take 10 away from a given number.

Year 1 Maths - This worksheet is all about learning to add up different amounts of items and using money.

Year 1 Maths - This worksheet teaches children how to take 1 away from a given number. 1 less than and a number minus one exactly the same. There are 22 questions to answer.

Year 1 Maths - This worksheet teaches year 1 students how to add one more and understand the term 'one more than'. There are 22 questions to answer.

Addition using autumn pictures. Children must complete the sums by writing the equations under the pictures.

Help the Easter bunny count his carrots.

Addition - Write the equations below the pictures.

An advanced key stage one maths investigation. On this worksheet the child will need to discover how many legs are living in each house.

A year one maths investigation worksheet. The pupil will need to work out how many animals are living in each house.

A year one primary resource on a maths investigation. The child will need to work out how many animals legs live in each house.

A key stage one maths investigation on animals. Do they swim? How many legs do they have? The child will need to work out the answers to each question.

This is a year one primary resource about different animals. Can they fly? How many legs do they have? They will need to work out the answers for each question.

This is a year one maths investigation about eight different animals. The child will need to work out the answers.

This is a advanced maths investigation for KS1 pupils on the cost of shopping.

A numeracy investigation for year one. With this worksheet, students work out the cost of the given items.

A primary resource for year one children. This is a maths investigation about shopping. Students read the questions and work out the answers.

One of our more advanced worksheet for year one. On this worksheet the child will need to find out whether the sum needs a plus or minus sign to be correct.

This key stage one worksheet is on the missing sign of plus or minus. The child will need to find out whether it is a addition sum or a subtractions sum.

A year one worksheet on missing signs. The child will need to find out if the sum is an addition or subtraction.

A more advanced worksheet for key stage one. Students are asked to add up the two amounts of money shown. Using money is an important life skill.

A year one primary resource worksheet on money. The child needs to add up the two amounts of money shown.

A simple year one worksheet on adding up two amounts of money. Using money is an important life skill.

A year one advanced worksheet on money. The child needs to cross out the coins not needed for the amount shown on the left.

A year one primary resource on money. The child needs to cross out the coins not needed to leave the amount shown on the left.

A year one worksheet on money. The child needs to cross out the coins that are not needed to leave the amount shown on the left.

A key stage one worksheet on addition and subtraction of ten. The sums have been set out both vertically and horizontally so that both methods can be learn t.

A year one primary resource on the addition and subtraction of ten. This worksheet has sums set out both vertically and horizontally.