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1 Worksheets
2 What s In This Book? This book contains all the worksheets you will need for CSMP for the First Grade. Worksheets are labeled with the same letter and number as the lessons with which they are used. If the day-by-day schedule of lessons is followed, worksheets appear here in the order in which they are used during the year. F3 F10 F16 F17 F20 F27 F30 F36 F40 F41 F42 F49 F50 F53 F54 F56 F57 F60 F61 F64 F66 F69 F70 F73 F76 F77 F78 F82 F83 F87 F89 F90 F92 F100 F102 F104 F106 F108 F111 F114 F117 F119 F120 F121 F123 F124 F126 F128 F130 F131 F133 F136 F140 F143 F144 F146 F148 F149 F150 F153 F154 F156
3 Name Draw the correct number of dots. F3 *
4 Name Count the dots. F3 **
5 Name Draw the correct number of dots. F3 ***
6 Name Count the dots. F3 ****
7 Name F10 1. How many dots? 2. Draw the number of dots. 3. Color a path from home to the store. Home Store
8 4. Count by ones. 5. Black dots are for children. How many children? White dots are for milk. How many milks? Give each child one milk. How many extra milks?
9 Name F16.2
10 Name F17.2 * Draw Goldy s mouth. 8
11 Name F17.2 ** Draw Goldy s mouth.
12 Name F20 1. Label the dots. 2. Complete.
13 3. Match Big triangle Little circle Little square Big circle Little triangle Big square 4. Continue the pattern. 5. Favorite Breakfast Toast Cereal Eggs Pancakes How many like eggs best? Which food is the favorite for most children? Which food do only 5 children like best?
14 Name F27.2 * Write < or = or >.
15 Name F27.2 ** Write < or = or >.
16 Name F30 1. Label the dots. is less than 2. Draw Goldy s mouth (write < or = or >). 3. Label the dots. Í
17 4. Complete number sentences for the C-Rods. 5. How many rings? Tens Ones Tens Ones
18 Name F36.2 Label the dots.
19 Label the dots. 17
20 Name F40 1. Label the dots. 2. Complete the numeral chart. 3. How much money?
21 4. Color a red path from Gate to Bumper Cars. Color a blue path from Bumper Cars to Water Fall. Gate Water Fall Go Karts Bumper Cars 5. Match the geometric solid with the real object.
22 Name F41.2 * Label the dots. Complete. 20
23 Name F41.2 ** Label the dots. Complete.
24 Name Label the dots. F42 is more than *
25 F42 ** is more than Name 23
26 Name F49.2 * Label the dots. Complete.
27 Name F49.2 ** Label the dots. Complete.
28 Name F50 1. Label the dots. 2. Draw a dot for yourself. girls 3. Count by twos.
29 4. Complete.
30 Name F53.2 * Write < or = or >.
31 Name F53.2 ** Write < or = or >.
32 Name F53.2 *** Write < or = or >.
33 Name F53.2 *** * Write < or = or >.
34 Name Label the dots. F54 * Complete.
35 Name F54 ** Label the dots. Complete.
36 Name F54 *** Label the dots.
37 Name F54 **** Label the dots. Complete.
38 Name F56 * What number is on the Minicomputer?
39 What number is on the Minicomputer?
40 Name F56 ** Put these numbers on the Minicomputer. The first one is done for you.
41 Put these numbers on the Minicomputer. 40
42 Name F
43 Name F60 1. Label the dots. is less than 2. Write < or = or >. 3. Draw a dot for yourself. has a sister has a pet
44 4. What number is on the Minicomputer? 5. Count by twos.
45 Label the dots. Draw +2 arrows in red. F61.2 * Name
46 Label the dots. Draw +2 arrows in red. F61.2 ** Name
47 F64 Name Label the dots.
48 Label the dots.
49 Name F66.2 * Label the dots.
50 Name F66.2 ** Label the dots.
51 Name F69.2 Complete.
52 Complete.
53 Name F70 1. What number is on the Minicomputer? 2. Label the dots. 3. Complete.
54 4. Complete this headband pattern. 5. How much money?
55 Name F73.2 * Label the dots.
56 Name F73.2 ** Label the dots.
57 Name F76 L T
58 T L
59 Name What number is on the Minicomputer? F77 *
60 What number is on the Minicomputer?
61 Name Complete. F77 **
62 Name F77 *** Complete.
63 Name F78 Label the dots. Draw 3 arrows in red.
64 Label the dots. Draw 4 arrows in red.
65 Name F82.2 * Complete.
66 Complete.
67 Name F82.2 ** Complete.
68
69 Name F82.2 *** Complete.
70
71 Name F83.1 Label the dots.
72 Label the dots.
73 Name F87.2 * Draw all the red arrows. You are my 5-friend Complete.
74 Name F87.2 ** Draw all blue arrows. You are my 9-friend Complete.
75 Name F89.2 * Label the dots.
76 Name F89.2 ** Label the dots.
77 Name F89.2 Label the dots. ***
78 Name F89.2 Label the dots. ****
79 Name F90 1. Write a number sentence for this picture. 2. Label the dots. 3. Show how to share 8 toys between two children. (Use counters or dots.)
80 4. Complete. 5. Complete.
81 Name F92.2 * Label the dots on these number lines.
82 Name F92.2 ** Label the dots on these number lines.
83 Name F What number is on the Minicomputer? 2. Complete this calendar for March. March S M T W T F S 3. Label the dots.
84 4. Complete. 5. Match the dots with the A-Blocks.
85 Name F102.1 Label the dots. Complete.
86 Name F102.2 L T 85
87 L T 86
88 Name F104.2 Label the dots. * Draw 3 arrows in green.
89 Name F104.2 Label the dots. ** Draw 3 arrows in green.
90 Name Label the dots. F106.2 * Draw 3 arrows in blue.
91 Name F106.2 Label the dots. Draw 4 arrows in blue. **
92 Name F108.2 * Rows Columns Diagonals Is this a magic square?
93 Name F108.2 ** Rows Columns Diagonals Is this a magic square?
94 F111.2 * Name Draw all the missing arrows.
95 F111.2 ** Name Draw all the missing arrows.
96 Name F111.2 *** Draw all the missing arrows.
97 F111.2 **** Name Draw all the missing arrows.
98 Name F114.2 Draw all the missing red arrows. * You are my 8-friend
99 Draw all the missing blue arrows. You are my 10-friend
100 Name F114.2 Draw all the missing red arrows. ** You are my 12-friend
101 Name F114.2 *** Draw and label your own dots. Then draw all the missing blue arrows. You are my 20-friend
102 Name F117.2 Complete. *
103 Rows Columns Diagonals Is this a magic square?
104 Name F117.2 ** Is this a magic square?
105 Is this a magic square?
106 Name F119.2 Draw all the missing red arrows. * is less than
107 Name F119.2 Draw all the missing red arrows. ** is less than
108 Name 1. Draw arrows for You are my 5-friend. F Put your name in the string picture. Boys 1st Graders 3. Complete.
109 4. Count by tens to 100.,,,,,,,,, 5. Draw Goldy s mouth.
110 Name F121.2 Complete the number sentences.
111 Complete the number sentences.
112 Name F123.2 Label the dots. Draw +3 arrows in blue.
113 Label the dots.
114 Name F124.1 Draw arrows for 2x and 1 x. 2
115 Name F126.2 Label the dots. Draw 2 arrows in green.
116 F128 * Name Start at 1 and draw arrows. Start at 2 and draw arrows. Start at 1 and draw arrows.
117 Start at 0 and draw arrows. Start at 0 and draw arrows. Start at 0 and draw arrows. Start at 18 and draw arrows.
118 Name 1. Complete. F Label the dots. Draw 2 arrows in blue. 3. Put the number on the Minicomputer.
119 4. How much money? 5. Skip has 6 marbles. 5. Flip has 4 marbles. 5. Rip has 8 marbles. How many marbles altogether? Becky had 14 cards. She gave 5 cards to her friend. Now Becky has cards.
120 F131 Name * Complete the number sentences.
121
122 F131 Name ** Complete the number sentences.
123
124 Name F133.2 Complete the number sentences. *
125
126 Name F133.2 Complete the number sentences. **
127
128 Name F136.2 * Label the dots on these number lines.
129 Label the dots on these number lines.
130 Name F136.2 ** Label the dots on these number lines.
131 Label the dots on these number lines.
132 Name F What number is on the Minicomputer? 2. Label the dots with these numbers:. even 2. Count by fives to 50.,,,,,,,,,,
133 4. Complete. 5. Label the dots on these number lines.
134 Name F143
135 Name F144.2 * Find the area of each shape.
136
137 Name F144.2 ** Find the area of each shape.
138
139 Name F146.2 * Complete. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
140
141 Name F146.2 ** Complete.
142
143 Name F148.1 Complete. is less than
144 Name F149.2
145
146 Name F Complete the addition problems. 2. Complete the subtraction problems. 3. Place these numbers in the picture: more than Share 32 stamps equally between Tip and Top. How many stamps for Tip?...for Top? Complete the number sentence. Tip Top
147 5. How many cookies? Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies Cookies 6. Complete.
148 Name Complete. F153 *
149 Name Complete. F153 **
150 Name Complete. F153 ***
151 Name F153 **** Complete.
152 Name Complete the number sentences. F154.2 *
153
154 Name F154.2 ** Complete the number sentences.
155
156 Name F156.2
157
158 Name F156.2 * Pair the numbers with the shapes.
159
160 Name F156.2 ** Pair the numbers with the shapes.
161
162 Name F156.2 *** Pair the numbers with the shapes.
163
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