Category: 1st Grade Math

1st Grade Math Smartboard Games – Number Bonds, Greater Than and Less Than, Ordering Least to Greatest, Bar Graph, Counting Game, Subtracting, Money and Coins, Analog Clock and Time, Place Value to the Thousands, Addition, Analog Clocks, Making Change, Adding and Subtraction, Ordering Numbers 1-100, Multiples, Base Ten Blocks, Learning Coins, Addition and Counting – Play these fun, interactive and free Math games on the Smartboard!

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  Analog Clock Time – Math

  Teachers and students can use the Smartboard to move the hour and minute hand on the analog clock. The hour hand is shorter than the minute hand! Directions: Play this interactive analog clock game on the Smartboard by moving the hour and minute hand. There are different levels, so start with level one and move […]

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  Greater Than or Less Than Game – Math

  Compare numbers as greater than, less than, or equal to in this Smartboard game. All numbers have values and can be compared as less than, more than or equal to. Use < for less than, use > for greater than and use = for equal to. Directions – Use the keyboard to type the range […]

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  Ordering Least to Greatest Game – Math

  Order the numbers from least to greatest in this exciting Smartboard game. All numbers have values. You can order from the smallest or least, to the largest or greatest. Directions – Use the Smartboard to click on the balloon numbers from least to greatest. Make sure you click on all the numbers before the balloon […]

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  Bar Graph Game – Math

  Create a bar graph in this fun interactive math Smartboard game. A bar graph displays data using bars. You can use a bar graph to count items and compare amounts. Directions – Catch the fruit to create a bar graph on the Smartboard. After, count up how many pieces of fruit you caught. Lastly, compare […]

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  Counting Game – Math

  Count by 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9s on the Smartboard in this fun math game! Students can count by different numbers. This allows students to learn number relationships, number patterns and multiplication. Directions: Select what number you would like to count by. You can select from 1-9. After, select the number that comes next next to complete […]

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