The Ultimate First Grade Math Workbook: Addition, Subtraction, Place Value, Money, Data, Measurement, Geometry, Bar Graphs, Comparing Lengths, and ... Curriculum (IXL Ultimate Workbooks)

Perfect book for the grade one student. The book is designed in a way that kid enjoy the math. The rules and techniques are really easy to teach kids. I used to teach one rule and give some extra practices sheets to my kid to remember the rule thoroughly. The perfect Math with Fun book. Highly recommend !

As a parent looking to supplement school learning, this IXL workbook has been a game-changer for our 1st-grade math routine. It covers everything from place value and skip counting to basic geometry and money. It perfectly aligns with what they are learning in the classroom. The pages are colorful and the instructions are clear enough that my child can work independently without getting frustrated. The paper is thick and durable. I especially love the "Learn" sections at the top of new topics—they provide a quick example that helps kids understand the "why" before they start the "how. "It’s an excellent transition from the IXL digital app to paper-and-pencil practice. If you want to build your child's math confidence, this is the best workbook we’ve used so far.

As a homeschool mom, I really appreciate the progression and growth of these workbooks. They're simple to follow and enjoyable to my kids. They never complain about doing their assignments and often want to do more.

This book did a great job with providing extra work throughout the 1st grade. Would be great for preparing a future 1st grader if they are ready for the challenge.

Updating my review of this book after using it with my kindergarten-age daughter for several months. Overall, I really like this text. It has very robust pages, so that when my daughter has to erase and correct a mistake the pages don't rip. The pictures and colors are attractive and appealing to a kindergartener. The book does an excellent job on addition and subtraction within 10, and within 20. It follows the organization of a typical first-grade curriculum closely. And I love that IXL has produced a real book, since I'm not in favor of my child having a lot of screen time. The double-digit addition and subtraction section of the book is pretty weak. That surprises me, since place value and double-digit addition is one of the most important skills children learn in the first grade. This section of the book occupies ~35 pages out of 210, so just over 1/7th of the book. While it does present a few double digit subtraction problems in horizontal form, it includes no double-digit subtraction problems in column form. And it doesn't present missing addends problems involving adding 10s and 1s. I don't love the 100s table, but I understand that's a pretty common technique that teachers use so I'll reserve my criticism there--I simply had my daughter use the base 10 cubes instead for those 4 pages. Overall, the lack of double-digit problems is not a reason not to buy the book, and it's easy to supplement with worksheets from k5learning or just write your own additional problems. And of course small children need a ton of practice, so we play card and board games that reinforce the concepts we've worked on in the book. You can't rely entirely on one book anyway, and this book does a good job presenting *most* first grade math topics. We definitely plan to buy the IXL Ultimate 2nd Grade Math Workbook when she finishes this one in a couple months.