How many at the end? — Grade 1 math review game

1st grade (ages 6–7) - Grades 1–3 (ages 6–9)

Grade 1 math review game (ages 6–7): how many at the end?. Instructions are read aloud, and every answer is checked and explained.

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Teaching documentation of the game “Grade 1 Math — How many at the end?”

About this game

Review the goal “How many at the end?” in Grade 1 math (ages 6–7). Its questions tell about a box of strawberries, lemons or carrots: some are taken out, then some are put in. You find how many there are at the end.

Review “How many at the end?”

This review game covers a math goal for the first year of elementary school: “How many at the end?”. Its questions tell about a box of strawberries, lemons or carrots: some are taken out, then some are put in. You find how many there are at the end.

Each round has 5 multiple-choice questions drawn at random. The instructions and answers are read aloud, and a bar shows how far along you are. After each answer, an explanation helps you understand. Hints are free, and you can go back.

The game is for children aged 6 to 7. Play it again for different questions.

Tip for success

Do one step at a time: first what is taken out, then what is put in. Keep the number from the first step in your head.