Grade 1 Addition Bingo Games with Number Grids | Addition to 20 Practice
Develop confident, flexible addition skills with this 3 level Bingo game set. Each game introduces a new layer of understanding, from small number addition on a 5×5 grid to larger sums on a 10×10 grid, and finally to mental strategies with teen numbers. Students stay engaged while you get meaningful practice that supports your instruction.
What’s Included
- Game 1: Add Within 10 (5×5 Grid)
Students use a small number grid to combine addends 1–5 and mark sums 2–10. This level builds accuracy, confidence, and comfort with the grid.
- Game 2: Add Using the 10×10 Grid (Sums 11–20)
Students move to a larger grid and solve addition facts with sums 11–20. They locate addends 1–10 and use the grid to find the intersection. This level strengthens understanding of larger combinations without repeating earlier work.
- Game 3: Teen Number Strategy Bingo (Mental Math)
Students solve equations with a teen addend using strategies they know like making ten, decomposing, counting on, or using the structure of teen numbers. No grid is used.
- Teacher Guides for All 3 Games
Clear instructions, suggested teacher language, and a simple explanation of the learning goals for each level.
- Bingo Boards + Call Sheets
Ready to print, (laminate), and use
Why Teachers Love This Resource
- Builds skills in a logical, supportive progression
- Encourages math strategy talk and flexible thinking
- Provides meaningful practice without worksheets
- Easy to differentiate across your class
- Engaging format that students love
Perfect For
- Partner work
- Small group instruction
- Math centers
- Intervention groups
Skills Covered
- Addition within 10 (1.OA.C5)
- Addition within 20 (1.OA.C6)
- Using number grids to find sums
- Make 10 and decomposition strategies
- Mental math fluency
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Hi, I'm Elizabeth! I'm a retired educator with a love for playful, purposeful learning. I create literacy, math, and SEL resources for lower elementary levels because I want to support teachers who may feel overwhelmed by planning and want low-prep activities that are easy to use and fun to teach.
💜 In case you're wondering why my store is named PurpleLog - it was the name of my original educational company years ago, when I developed enrichment programs for schools across Singapore. The name itself comes from a fantasy story I created for my children when they were very young, all about a magical forest filled with purple logs. They loved it, and as they grew into wonderfully creative adults, the name became a meaningful reminder of those early stories and the joy of inspiring imagination. Today, I continue that spirit through the resources I create, hoping to spark the same sense of curiosity and creativity in children.
