Author: Wake County Public Schools

1st Grade Math July 2013

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1—Was it hotter / yesterday or today? What were the temperatures?	2—Count backwards from 50 to 1. Write these numbers.	3—Illustrate the / number 100. Use numbers, pictures and words.	4—Ten people are in the swimming pool. How many feet and how many hands are in the pool?	5—Count to 98 by 2’s. Hint: Group your beans or pennies by twos to help you count.	6—Play “Is It Time Yet?” (Hour and 1/2 hour). Child tells time and ask question: “Is it time for lunch yet?”
7—Write the months of the year. Tally the birthdays of people in your family.	8—Write odd / numbers starting with 51 to 99.	9—Write a story problem for the sum of 9 + 4.	10—What is the date of the last day in July?	11—What is the sum of 9 + 9? Write a number story.	12—Make a list of objects in your house that are spheres.	13—How many eggs are in a dozen?
14—You are having a picnic. Five people will eat one hot dog each, three people will eat two hot dogs each. Uncle Jim will eat three. How many hot dogs do you need to get?	15—Write even / numbers starting with 52 to 98.	16—How many / fingers are in your family? How do you know?	17—Order these numbers in order from least to greatest: / 66, 43, 22, 76, 13, 99, 23, 35, 11, 7	18—Make an ABCC pattern with shapes, colors or actions. (EX: clap, jump, stomp, stomp)	19—Draw a circle, a trapezoid and a triangle. Tell which shape does not belong and why.	20—What will be the date five days from today?
21—Use your beans or coins and show these numbers: / 4 tens and 2 ones / 6 tens and 8 ones / 3 tens and 0 ones / 9 tens and 3 ones	22—Show 50 cents in three different ways.	23—Ask 10 family and friends their / favorite ice cream flavor. Record your data.	24—You have twelve toys. You give seven toys to a friend. How many toys do you still have? Show your thinking with numbers, pictures and words.	25—Sit outside and use tally marks to record the number of birds that you see in ten minutes.	26—What shape is a soda can? Tell three things about the shape. Make a list of objects in your house that are cylinders.	27—How many days are in the month of July? Name another month that has the same number of days.
28—Play “Is It Time Yet?” (Hour and 1/2 hour) Child tells time and ask question. “It is 7:30.” “Is it time for bed yet?”	29—How many toes are in your family? How do you know?	30—How many eyes and ears are in your family? How do you know?	31—July 4th is what day of the week? Make patriotic patterns on this July Calendar.