All Common Core: 1st Grade Math Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #101 : Place Value And Properties Of Operations To Add And Subtract
When we subtract two digit numbers, we always start with the ones place, on the right, and work our way to the left.
Example Question #1 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The dog is inches, the cat is
inches, and the snake is
inches.
Dog, snake, cat
Dog, cat, snake
Snake, dog, cat
Cat, dog, snake
Cat, snake, dog
Cat, dog, snake
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the cat is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the dog is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the snake is the largest object.
Example Question #2 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The blanket is inches, the bed in
inches, and the sheet is
inches.
Blanket, bed, sheet
Bed, sheet, blanket
Blanket, sheet, bed
Bed, blanket, sheet
Sheet, bed, blanket
Bed, blanket, sheet
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the bed is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the blanket is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the sheet is the largest object.
Example Question #3 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The fireplace is inches, the mantel is
inches, and the couch is
inches.
Couch, fireplace, mantel
Fireplace, couch, mantel
Mantel, couch, fireplace
Fireplace, mantel, couch
Couch, mantel, fireplace
Fireplace, mantel, couch
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the fireplace is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the mantel is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the couch is the largest object.
Example Question #1 : Measurement & Data
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The square is inches, the triangle is
inches, and the rectangle is
inches.
Square, rectangle, triangle
Triangle, rectangle, square
Square, triangle, rectangle
Rectangle, square, triangle
Triangle, square, rectangle
Square, triangle, rectangle
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the square is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the triangle is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the rectangle is the largest object
Example Question #4 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The heart is inches, the smiley face is
inches, and the lighting bolt is
inches.
Heart, smiley face, lighting bolt
Smiley face, lighting bolt, heart
Smiley face, heart, lighting bolt
Heart, lighting bolt, smiley face
Lighting bolt, smiley face, heart
Smiley face, heart, lighting bolt
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the smiley face is the smallest object. The number 5 is smaller than
, so the heart is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the lighting bolt is the largest object.
Example Question #5 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The ladybug is inches, the bee is
inches, and the firefly is
inches.
Ladybug, firefly, bee
Bee, firefly, ladybug
Firefly, bee, ladybug
Firefly, ladybug, bee
Ladybug, bee, firefly
Ladybug, bee, firefly
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the ladybug is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the bee is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the firefly is the largest object.
Example Question #1 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The bunny is inches, the kitten is
inches, and the dog is
inches.
Kitten, bunny, dog
Bunny, dog, kitten
Dog, kitten bunny
Bunny, kitten, dog
Kitten, dog, bunny
Kitten, bunny, dog
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the kitten is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the bunny is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the dog is the largest object.
Example Question #6 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The purse is inches, the suitcase is
inches, and the backpack is
inches.
Purse, backpack, suitcase
Suitcase, purse, backpack
Backpack,purse, suitcase
Purse, suitcase, backpack
Suitcase, backpack, purse
Purse, backpack, suitcase
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the purse is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the backpack is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the suitcase is the largest object.
Example Question #7 : Order And Compare Objects By Length: Ccss.Math.Content.1.Md.A.1
Order these objects from smallest to largest. The rug is inches, the towel is
inches, and the pillow is
inches.
Pillow, rug, towel
Rug, pillow, towel
Towel, rug, pillow
Towel, pillow, rug
Pillow, towel, rug
Pillow, towel, rug
When ordering objects from smallest to largest, you need to compare the numbers. The smallest number will be the smallest object. In this case, the number is smaller than
and
so the pillow is the smallest object. The number
is smaller than
, so the towel is the next object. The number
is the biggest number, so the rug is the largest object.
All Common Core: 1st Grade Math Resources
