March Morning Work 1st Grade Daily Math Review
This March Morning Work 1st Grade Daily Math Review product can be used as spiral math homework, morning work, or daily math review! This was created to keep your students practicing math concepts all year and to help with morning work routines. Perfect for differentiation and reinforcement of skills taught! Also comes with a PPT that you can project onto your board and complete/check answers together.
**IF YOU WANT TO USE EASEL (which is only available on TPT), please click on the BUY ON TPT button.
💰💰💰💰 Save 20% when you purchase the bundle! 💰💰💰💰
Daily Morning Math Review for March covers:
- Time to the hour and half hour
- Word problems
- Complete math sentences
- Tens and ones (Up to 100)
- Ten more, Ten less, One more, One Less (up to 100)
- Greater than, Less than (numbers to 100)
- Put numbers in order (up to 100)
- Complete number charts
BUILD ON CONCEPTS (MORNING MATH)
There have been so many times when students say, “But I don’t remember what to do!” OR “Did we learn this already?” Have you heard these questions? If so, morning math work that constantly either goes over concepts already taught or builds on something that they will need to know for future lessons might help with those issues. Today I’m going to continue talking about five ways to help your students MASTER THE STANDARDS. Here’s a link back to the main page in case you just happened to stumble upon this blog post. I’ve been explaining what we do to make sure our kiddos are mastering our common core state standards since we have moved to a standards-based report card. Today I’m going to talk about Morning Math time.
READ MORE HERE!
HEAR FROM OTHERS: 📢
Who doesn't need extra math practice as a spiraling review? Here what others have to say about these monthly packets.
-
Great resource to practice skills in the morning and during centers.
-
I mostly use this for morning work and LOVE that it follows our curriculum and builds. Student's know exactly what is being asked of them because the flow of the worksheets are consistent.
-
I loved using these with my students! It helped breakdown the material and my students really understood the concepts.
-
I have been using these as part of my homework. The kids love them. 🙂
-
As always, LOVE Shanon Juneau resources 🙂 They are tops in my book!
-
Great for my 6th-8th grade special needs students. It reinforces taught concepts and provides me with time to complete my morning activities (i.e. attendance, etc). I was skeptical about the price but it is a great investment.
QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
Email me at scjuneau@yahoo.com if you have any questions or concerns about this product.
Thank you for visiting my store! I sure appreciate you!
Shanon Juneau ❤️
FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK | FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM | FOLLOW ME ON YOUTUBE
Additional information
| Grade Levels | 1st Grade |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Math |
11 reviews for March Morning Work 1st Grade Daily Math Review
No FAQ Found

Cindy Barragan –
Great resource! Thank you!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Kelsey Mackowiak –
Awesome resource!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Michelle P. –
Good review for students and practice for those who may be struggling.
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Dani F. –
Great resource!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Samantha Fiorella –
Great resources! I love your whole shop!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Jennifer L. –
Excellent resource!!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Anna H. –
My firsties enjoy this resource. It’s visually engaging and fun to do!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Christine L. –
Love your products!
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Elly J. –
This really helped me in a pinch.
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
April G. –
I love your morning math resources. All of them I have purchased so far have worked great as a review first thing in the morning.
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com
Krystal S. –
These made a great end-of-year review for my students. Would also be nice earlier in the year when teaching these concepts.
Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com