CBSE & NCERT Class 1 Maths Worksheets : Online class 1 Maths Worksheets with PDF

CBSE & NCERT Maths Worksheet for class 1 Free

Worksheet for Class 1 Maths: Our free online mathematics worksheets are a great way for first-graders to study and practise math. Introduce and study addition and subtraction fact families for first graders with these free and printable mathematics worksheets.

This free printable 1st-grade mathematics worksheet can help your child practise math skills. To help your child understand addition and subtraction, use a free printable mathematics worksheet for first grade.

This entertaining first-grade math worksheet illustrates how additions, multiplication, division, and subtractions of numbers work in practice.

1. What comes after:

a. 89 ______

b. 30 ______

c. 56 ______

d. 9 ______

2. What comes before :

a. _____99

b. _____64

c. _____55

d. _____98

3. Addition

a. 55 + 57 =

b. 35 + 17 =

c. 22 + 10 =

d. 63 + 23 =

4. What comes between :

a. 55 ______ 57

b. 90 ______92

c. 70 ______72

d. 99 ______ 101

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