Looking for math posters to help you teach math skills and standards during lessons? This bundle of Mindful Math First Grade I Can Statement Posters includes 120 printable posters with kid-friendly explanations and visual examples to help kids learn important math skills. Teach students the math standards with these math posters that clearly describe and illustrate mathematical concepts.
⭐This math poster bundle covers the 1st Grade Common Core standards, Canadian math standards, and other US state standards.
⭐Mindful Math I Can Statement posters are perfect for Guided Math or math workshop, as a visual tool for small group instruction, independent review, and assessment.
⭐Help students succeed with these posters that work great for goal setting and bringing focus to your math lessons and centers!
What’s included in this First Grade Math I Can Statement poster bundle:
- 120 math "I Can" posters
- list of math poster topics & pages
- "I Can" poster for every 1st Grade Common Core standard
- posters color-coded by math topic/standard
- extra money posters with Canadian content
⭐Check out the PREVIEW to see an up-close look at a Math I Can statement poster and how to use them during your math block and in your classroom to enhance understanding. ⭐
Topics covered in this 1st Grade Math I Can Statement poster resource:
- Numbers to 10
- Numbers to 20
- Numbers to 120
- Addition to 10
- Addition to 20
- Subtraction to 20
- Subtraction to 20
- Measurement
- Time to ½ hour
- Money
- Geometry
- Basic Fractions
- Patterns
- Data & Graphs
Complete List of I Can Statements included:
I Can...
- explain what a pattern is
- identify the core and describe the rule
- describe repeating patterns
- describe numeric patterns
- identify patterns in the world
- create patterns
- extend and grow patterns
- sort similar items together
- sort by attributes
- count to find out how many
- compare to order
- recognize how many
- explain how to count
- count to 10 in different ways
- count on to 10 and back from 10
- read and write number words
- compare numbers to 10
- compose a number to 10
- decompose a number to 10
- show numbers to 10
- count to find out how many (to 20)
- compare to order (numbers to 20)
- count to 20 on a number line or chart
- represent a number to 20 with base ten blocks
- write numerals to 20
- make estimates
- count on to 20 and back from 20
- compare numbers to 20
- read and write number words
- show numbers to 20
- identify ordinal numbers
- count numbers to 120 on a chart
- count numbers to 100 on a hundred chart
- find numbers to 120 on a chart
- find numbers to 100 on a chart
- identify a number or amount as odd or even
- represent a number to 120 with base ten blocks
- represent a number to 100 with base ten blocks
- represent the place value of numbers in different ways
- compare and order numbers
- skip count by 2's to 20
- count by 5's and 10's to 100
- count by 5's and 10's to 120
- make groups to count (to 100)
- compare and order numbers (to 100)
- find 1 or 10 more or less than a number
- add within 5 using different strategies
- add within 10 using different strategies
- solve word problems to add (to 10)
- count on to add in different ways
- add to 10 using a number line or chart
- solve word problems with 3 addends to add
- add using the "flip flop" strategy (to find related facts)
- understand how to use the equal sign
- add and subtract to 10 using fact families
- add within 20 using different strategies
- solve word problems to add (to 20)
- count on to add in different ways (to 20)
- add to 20 using a number line or number chart
- solve word problems with 3 addends to add (to 20)
- add using the "flip flop" strategy (to find related facts)
- add by grouping numbers together (to 20)
- find a missing addend
- subtract within 5 using different strategies
- subtract within 10 using different strategies
- solve word problems to subtract
- count back to subtract (within 10)
- subtract within 10 using a number line or chart
- subtract the same number or zero
- solve subtraction word problems by comparing
- decompose to subtract
- describe addition and subtraction as an inverse relationship
- subtract within 20 using different strategies
- solve subtraction word problems (within 20)
- count back to subtract (within 20)
- subtract within 20 using a number line or chart
- solve subtraction word problems by comparing
- decompose to subtract
- identify and describe money
- count multiples of coins
- count mixed groups of coins
- use money as a means of exchange
- describe needs and wants
- describe spending and saving
- organize data on Pictographs
- organize data on bar graphs
- describe data on graphs
- create a graph
- identify and describe 2D shapes
- identity and describe 3D solids
- find shapes in the environment
- compare and sort shapes
- compose and decompose shapes
- describe relative position
- create and describe simple symmetrical designs
- build and draw shapes
- identify and describe equal parts
- partition shapes into equal parts
- identify and write fractions
- compare and order length
- compare and order height
- compare and order width
- measure using non-standard units
- follow rules when measuring with non-standard units
- measure distance using non-standard units
- compare and order weight
- compare and order capacity
- measure surfaces to find the area
- name the parts of a clock
- relate time to different events of the day
- tell time to the hour
- tell time to the half hour
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