Description

What is this resource?
This is a BUNDLE of first grade review worksheets that includes reviews for both ELA and Math Skills. Printable AND digital versions are included.

The digital activities have been pre-loaded within the Seesaw™ platform. Students will respond to the digital worksheet using the text-boxes, moveable pieces, and tools found within Seesaw™. Please look at the PREVIEW video included in this listing to view the style and types of activities included.

It’s perfect for first grade, homeschool, and distance learning. It would also work well for independent work, home learning, non-traditional instruction (NTI), small group work, intervention and RTI.

You can also purchase them separately, too:

Digital & Printable First Grade ELA and Reading Review

Digital & Printable First Grade Math Review

What is included?
There are 20 days worth of ELA activities numbered 1-20. All are double-sided, so there are 40 total pages worth of ELA review. Kindergarten Reading Foundational skills are covered.

There are 25 days worth of math activities numbered 1-25. All are double-sided, so there are 50 total pages worth of ELA review. Kindergarten Reading Foundational skills are covered.

Please note: These digital activities DO NOT include verbal recorded directions since there are multiple directions included per page.

Where can I preview a sample of this resource?
Click PREVIEW to see the types of activities included in this set.

What standards are addressed?

Kindergarten Reading Foundational skills

First Grade CCSS Math Skills:

Operations and Algebraic Thinking

Number and Operations in Base Ten

Measurement and Data

Geometry

Who created this resource?
Abby Mullins, also known as Babbling Abby, is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher who most recently was an interventionist in a Title I school. She holds a BA in both psychology and elementary education, along with an MA in teacher leadership. She loves creating engaging experiences for students, collaborating with passionate educators, and bringing her creativity and enthusiasm to classrooms across the globe through curriculum and resource development. Abby also blogs at Babbling Abby where she shares here ideas, activities, and her love of education.