1st Grade Properties of Operations Worksheets

Cazoom Math 1st Grade Properties of Operations Worksheets will help your elementary school learners understand the relationships between numbers. Created by our team of US curriculum experts, these resources support teachers and parents in introducing foundational math concepts. Each of these worksheets builds confidence through hands-on practice with addition and subtraction properties. Your students will be able to discover patterns in numbers while developing essential problem-solving skills. The materials align with Common Core standards for first-grade mathematics. Clear visuals and age-appropriate problems keep six and seven-year-olds engaged. Progressive difficulty ensures that every student finds an appropriate challenge level. Our worksheets will provide the extra help your child needs with basic properties of operations skills, but in a fun and engaging way!

Adding 5 (50 questions)

Addition Coloring (A) Single Digits

Addition Coloring (B)

Addition Tables up to 10

Addition Wheels (adding 1)

Addition Wheels (adding 2)

Addition Wheels (Up to 10)

Addition Wheels (Up to 17)

Addition Wheels (Up to 3)

Addition Wheels (Up to 7)

Addition Wheels (Up to 9)

Choose the Numbers (A)

Choose the Numbers (B)

Crack the Code - Work with Numbers

Emoji - Find the Value

Making 10 with three numbers

Making 15

Making 15 (BONDS)

Making 18

Making 18 (BONDS)

Making 20 (A)

Making 20 (B)

Making 20 (BONDS)

Making 20 (C)

Making 25 (Blanks)

Making 35 (blanks)

Making 7

Making 7 (Bonds)

Making 8 (BONDS)

Making 9 (BONDS)

Match the Answers (A)

Matching Answers (A)

$Preview of Matching Answers (A)$

Matching Answers (B)

$Preview of Matching Answers (B)$

Matching sums (20 only)

Misisng Gaps (B) (Without a Number Line)

Missing Numbers (A)

Missing Numbers (A) (With a Number Line)

$Preview of Missing Numbers (A) (With a Number Line)$

Missing Numbers (B)

Missing Numbers (B) (With a Number Line)

Number Bonds to 10 drills (10 questions)

Number Bonds to 10 drills (20 questions)

Number Bonds to 10 drills (50 questions)

Number Bonds to 10 with Dots

Number bonds to 10 with number lines

Number Bonds to 20 drills (10 questions)

Number Bonds to 20 drills (20 questions)

Number Bonds to 20 drills (50 questions)

Number Bonds to 20 drills (B) (20 questions)

Number Bonds to 20 drills (B) (50 questions)

Number bonds to 20 with dots

Number bonds to 20 with number lines

Number Bonds to 5 drills (50 questions)

Subtracting 1 (10 questions)

Subtracting 1 (20 questions)

Subtracting 1 (50 questions)

Subtracting 2 (10 questions)

Subtracting 2 (20 questions)

Subtracting 2 (50 questions)

Subtracting from 10 Drills (10 questions)

Subtracting from 10 Drills (20 questions)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 10 (A)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 10 (B)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 10 (C)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 6 (A)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 6 (B)

Subtracting Numbers Less Than 6 (C)

Subtracting Single Digits from Two Digit Numbers (Using Number Lines)

Subtraction Wheels (Subtracting 1)

Subtraction Wheels (Subtracting 2)

Subtraction Wheels (Subtracting 5)

Subtraction Wheels (Subtracting up to 10) A

Subtraction Wheels (Subtracting up to 4)

Get Higher Math Scores Using These Printable 1st Grade Properties of Operations Resources

First graders can progress from basic counting skills to understanding number relationships through learning about operation properties. The worksheets present the commutative and associative properties through visual models that demonstrate that number arrangements do not affect the outcome. Students who practice regularly build their self-assurance while their mental math skills and flexible problem-solving abilities become more proficient. Students who study patterns and fact families learn better number relationships, which helps them build strong math skills for future success.

Curriculum Alignment: How Elementary School Properties of Operations Fit Common Core

These worksheets take students from using manipulatives to pictorial models before introducing mathematical symbols. Children learn about the effects of number order on addition results using visual aids and toy and animal examples to understand fundamental mathematical properties. The worksheets include complete, step-by-step answer keys that serve as teaching resources for instructors. The activities combine number bonds with target sums, addition wheels, and subtraction practice and puzzles to help students develop reasoning skills, pattern recognition, and fluency while building their early arithmetic understanding.

Why Parents and Teachers Trust Cazoom Math 1st Grade Resources for Homework Help

US math teachers choose worksheets that help students relate their academic learning to real-life situations. The system features multiple entry points that cater to students who learn differently. The first part of the lesson consists of a quick warm-up activity that serves as a morning math routine. The standardized format enables students to prepare more effectively while remaining engaged with the subject material. Differentiation becomes simple with varied problem types on each page. The straightforward explanations help parents better understand the homework material when they assist their children. The answer sheets show the complete thought process of students through their step-by-step reasoning.

Sharing Snacks to Organizing: Properties of Operations Skills in Everyday First Grade Life

Math properties appear constantly in children's daily activities. Understanding these concepts helps students solve real problems efficiently.

• Sharing snacks equally among friends

• Adding scores during playground games

• Finding different ways to make ten

• Grouping items for faster counting