Name _____________________________
Date ___________________
Grade 1
(Answer ID # 0407585)
Complete the puzzle.
361835111
585445375722
392931105
38246213248
496132636040
65151715023
1453214620
4259285652
33353426
194430
2743978
414647121625
6455

 

down 1.

19
+ 13
 


 down 2.

4
19
+ 25
 


 down 8.

2
+ 4
 


 down 9.

14
+ 1
 
down 10.

1
+ 4
 


 down 11.

How much change is shown in cents?
(100 cents = one dollar)



 down 12.

13
+ 9
 


 down 14.

5
18
+ 26
 
down 15.

2
+ 18
 


 down 18.

9
+ 5
 


 down 19.

7
+ 9
 


 down 20.

28
- 26
 
down 23.

23
+ 69
 


 down 25.

59
- 59
 


 down 26.

1
8
+ 0
 


 down 29.

19
+ 33
 
down 31.

5
+ 18
 


 down 38.

14
+ 10
 


 down 40.

10
+ 15
 


 down 41.

17
+ 13
 
down 44.

2
2
+ 2
 


 down 47.

5
+ 0
 


 down 49.

18
+ 8
 


 down 51.

2
+ 9
 
across 1.

Count and write the number:


 across 9.

12
+ 7
 


 across 10.

Count and write the number:



 across 12.

11
+ 14
 
across 13.

15
+ 19
 


 across 16.

6
+ 4
 


 across 17.

4
+ 9
 


 across 23.

0
9
+ 0
 
across 26.

75
+ 22
 


 across 27.

25
17
+ 14
 


 across 28.

0
+ 5
 


 across 33.

2
+ 1
 
across 36.

13
+ 18
 


 across 37.

35
- 34
 


 across 38.

16
+ 7
 


 across 42.

8
18
+ 23
 
across 44.

42
+ 22
 


 across 48.

45
+ 41
 


 across 50.

3
+ 6
 


 across 52.

9
+ 0
 
across 53.

11
+ 16
 


 across 57.

How much change is shown in cents?
(100 cents = one dollar)



 across 60.

2
4
+ 6
 
down 3.
Bill is eight years old. If her brother, Paul, is five years older, than how old is Bill?
 down 4.
4 quarters, 3 nickels, 2 pennies, 2 dimes, 3 dollars equals _________________ cents
down 5.
You have finished one question out of 2.
How many more questions do you have to work on to finish?
 down 6.
10 + 9 = ____
down 7.
A store has 10 blue candles and 1 brown candle.
How many more blue candles does the store have than brown?
 down 13.
Jill has 2 fiction books and 1 non-fiction book.
Jill also has 11 magazines.
How many books does Jill have?
down 16.
3 nickels equals _________________ cents
 down 17.
Greg lost five golf balls playing a round of golf.
If Greg had six golf balls before playing a round of golf, how many golf balls does Greg have left?
down 21.
There are six ducks and one bull on a farm.
How many animals on this farm?
 down 22.
The home team had three points to the visitor's two points.
How many points was the home team leading by?
down 24.
The home team had twelve points to the visitor's nine points.
How many points was the home team leading by?
 down 27.
Albert found a shortcut. Instead of driving six miles to Greg's house, Albert now only drives one mile.
How many miles does the shortcut save Albert from driving?
down 28.
A fish tank contains 18 fish.
13 of the fish are stationary.
How many fish of the fish are moving?
 down 30.
Michael has read two books.
Michael has six books.
How many books has Michael not read?
down 32.
If you are counting by eights, which number comes after 53?
 down 33.
3 dimes equals _________________ cents
down 34.
If you are counting by twos, which number comes after 48?
 down 35.
Jill gave away eight candy bars.
Before Jill gave away the candy, Jill had nineteen candy bars.
How many candy bars does Jill currently have?
down 36.
Only twelve cheerleaders out of fifteen cheerleaders led cheers at the game.
How many cheerleaders did not lead a cheer?
 down 37.
A fish tank contains 2 fish.
1 of the fish are stationary.
How many fish of the fish are moving?
down 39.
It snowed on two days in December.
It also snowed on five days in January.
How many days did it snow in December and January?
 down 42.
You have finished one question out of 5.
How many more questions do you have to work on to finish?
down 43.
66 cents equals 1 penny, 5 dimes, _________ nickels
 down 45.
A fruit basket has nineteen pears.
If ten pears are taken, how many are left?
down 46.
Jane is 1 year old.
Paul is 5 years old.
How much older is Paul?
 down 48.
On Monday, Michael saw 16 snowmen at the park.
When Michael came back to the park on Thursday, Michael noticed that 8 snowmen had melted.
How many snowmen did Michael see on Thursday?
down 50.
There are four goats and five horses on a farm.
How many animals on this farm?
 across 3.
Amy made twenty apple pies.
Paul made nine apple pies.
How many more pies did Amy make than Paul?
across 4.
517 cents equals 3 dimes, 2 nickels, _________ dollars, 3 quarters, 2 pennies
 across 5.
Albert is 1 year old.
Brad is 2 years old.
How much older is Brad?
across 6.
16 - 4 = ____
 across 7.
Write the number after 8
across 8.
To get to Paul's house, you need to first go four miles on 2nd Street.
You then turn on 4th street for two miles and you will read Paul's house.
How far is it to Paul's house?
 across 11.
Greg ate 1 fruit.
Before Greg ate, there was 2 fruit.
How much fruit is currently left?
across 14.
4 dimes equals _________________ cents
 across 15.
A fish tank contains 10 fish.
8 of the fish are stationary.
How many fish of the fish are moving?
across 19.
There are seven chicks and three horses on a farm.
How many animals on this farm?
 across 24.
There were eight apples on the tree.
Greg noticed that five apples fell off the tree.
How many apples are left on the tree?
across 29.
Jane has three candles on a birthday cake.
Brad adds two candles to the cake so that the candles will match Jane's age.
How old is Jane?
 across 31.
Brad is 7 years old.
Bill is 9 years old.
How much older is Bill?
across 32.
Only eight cheerleaders out of fourteen cheerleaders led cheers at the game.
How many cheerleaders did not lead a cheer?
 across 34.
To get to Greg's house, you need to first go three miles on 2nd Street.
You then turn on 4th street for two miles and you will read Greg's house.
How far is it to Greg's house?
across 35.
Brad has read four books.
Brad has five books.
How many books has Brad not read?
 across 41.
4 nickels, 1 quarter, 3 dollars equals _________________ cents
across 45.
Paul has read one book.
Paul has ten books.
How many books has Paul not read?
 across 49.
2 tens and 4 ones =
across 54.
On Monday, Amy saw 8 snowmen at the park.
When Amy came back to the park on Thursday, Amy noticed that 5 snowmen had melted.
How many snowmen did Amy see on Thursday?
 across 55.
A parking lot has nine cars and sixteen minivans.
How many vehicles in the parking lot?
across 56.
514 cents equals 1 dime, 4 dollars, _________ quarters, 5 nickels, 4 pennies
 across 58.
3 dollars, 4 dimes, 3 pennies, 4 quarters equals _________________ cents
across 59.
There were thirteen apples on the tree.
Albert noticed that four apples fell off the tree.
How many apples are left on the tree?
 across 61.
160 cents equals _________ nickels, 4 dimes, 1 dollar
across 62.
A fruit basket has seven tangerines.
If five tangerines are taken, how many are left?
 across 63.
Greg and Bill both have colds. Greg sneezed six times.
Bill sneezed two times.
How many times did they both sneeze?
across 64.
2 quarters, 4 dollars equals _________________ cents
 across 65.
Greg and Michael both have colds. Greg sneezed four times.
Michael sneezed two times.
How many times did they both sneeze?

 

Grade 1
Answer Key 0407585
36
 3		18
 1		3
 1		151
 1		11
 1
58
 4		454
 3		45
 9		37
 1		57
 2		422
 1
39
 7		29
 5		31
 2		10
 5		5
 1
38
 2		24
 3		62
 2		13
 3		2
 4		48
 8		6
49
 2		61
 4		32
 6		63
 8		60
 1		40
 2
65
 6		15
 2		17
 1		1
 3		50
 9		523
 9
14
 4		053
 2		21
 7		4
 4		6
 1		20
 2
42
 4		59
 9		28
 5		56
 3		52
 9
33
 3		35
 1		34
 5		26
 9		7
19
 1		01044
 6		30
 4
27
 5		643
 3		9
 1		7
 9		8
 6
41
 3		46
 4		47
 5		12
 2		516
 1		25
 0
64
 4		50255
 2		5

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