№ 1 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
Grade 1 math problems with answers
Short problems on counting, comparison, shapes, and early patterns. Every problem includes hints, an answer, and a clear solution.
30 problems with worked solutions.
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№ 2 · Counting · Grade 1
Four tables have three children sitting at each one. Two more children are sitting on the carpet. How many children are in the room?
№ 3 · Patterns · Grade 1
Mila strings beads like this: blue, yellow, red, blue again. How many blue beads will be among the first 17?
№ 4 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
Three friends shared 18 stickers equally. Then Vera gave Sonya two of her stickers. How many stickers does Sonya have now?
№ 5 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
A robot took 6 steps right, 2 steps left, and 5 more steps right. How many steps to the right of its starting point did it end up?
№ 6 · Time and calendars · Grade 1
The class started at 9:20 and ended at 10:05. How many minutes did it last?
№ 7 · Geometry · Grade 1
A floor has three rows of square tiles, with four tiles in each row. How many tiles are on the floor?
№ 8 · Counting · Grade 1
There are 11 seats in a row. Lena sits in the fourth seat from the left. What is the number of her seat when counted from the right?
№ 9 · Patterns · Grade 1
On the cards they wrote the numbers 4, 7, 10, 13. What number should be written next if the rule does not change?
№ 10 · Word problems · Grade 1
The small book has 15 pages. Artyom read 6 on Monday and 4 on Tuesday. How many pages are left?
№ 11 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
18 lanterns were prepared for the holiday. Seven of the lanterns were blue, and the rest were yellow. How many yellow lanterns were there?
№ 12 · Patterns · Grade 1
The flags are hung according to the rule: green, green, white. Then the order is repeated. How many white flags are there among the first 14?
№ 13 · Logic · Grade 1
There are 15 books on a shelf. The red book is fifth from the left. What is its position when the books are counted from the right?
№ 14 · Counting · Grade 1
Four small boxes contain 3 cubes each, and another 5 cubes lie nearby. How many cubes are there in total?
№ 15 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
Twenty cards were shared equally among four children. Then each child gave one card to the teacher. How many cards did each child have left?
№ 16 · Time and calendars · Grade 1
Misha walked to the park for 18 minutes, and from the park to the library another 12 minutes. How many minutes did the whole journey take?
№ 17 · Geometry · Grade 1
The side of a square napkin is 5 centimeters. What is the perimeter of the napkin in centimeters?
№ 18 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
Nina is 7 years old, and Pavel is 2 years older than Nina. How old is Pavel?
№ 19 · Counting · Grade 1
In the cafe you can choose one of three drinks and one of two buns. How many different sets can you make from a drink and a bun?
№ 20 · Patterns · Grade 1
In the number chain it is written: 1, 3, 6, 10. Each time they add one more than the last time. What number will be next?
№ 21 · Arithmetic · Grade 1
A basket held 27 apples. Eight were used for a pie, and then 6 more were added. How many apples are in the basket now?
№ 22 · Patterns · Grade 1
The numbers are 2, 5, 9, 14. Each increase is one greater than the previous increase. What number comes next?
№ 23 · Logic · Grade 1
There are 17 children in a line. Dasha is fourth from the end. What is her position from the start?
№ 24 · Counting · Grade 1
A doll can wear one of 4 hats and one of 3 scarves. How many different hat-and-scarf outfits can be made?
№ 25 · Money and measurement · Grade 1
Arman had 80 tenge. He bought 3 notebooks for 17 tenge each. How many tenge does he have left?
№ 26 · Time and calendars · Grade 1
Lena rode the bus for 16 minutes and then walked for 9 minutes to school. How many minutes did the whole trip take?
№ 27 · Geometry · Grade 1
A rectangular card is 6 centimeters long and 3 centimeters wide. What is its perimeter in centimeters?
№ 28 · Counting · Grade 1
A farm has 3 rabbits and 5 chickens. How many legs do these animals have altogether?
№ 29 · Patterns · Grade 1
Continue the sequence: 1, 2, 4, 8. What comes next if the number doubles each time?
№ 30 · Logic · Grade 1