French Math Worksheet • CP / Grade 1 • Addition • Counting Pictures
🧮 French Math Worksheet – Additions with Pictures for CP / Grade 1
This French math worksheet helps young learners practice their first additions in a concrete and visual way. The child looks at the pictures, counts each group, writes the numbers, and then calculates the total.
The worksheet is written in French and is especially useful for French immersion, FSL / FFL, bilingual classrooms, or children learning math vocabulary in French. It includes illustrated additions with apples, strawberries, stars, balloons, and cars.
🧠 Before starting
To complete this activity, the child needs to understand that addition means putting two groups together. The student counts the first group, then the second group, and finally finds the total.
- Count the pictures in the first group.
- Count the pictures in the second group.
- Write the two numbers in the sentence.
- Calculate the total and write the answer.
📋 Worksheet information
| School level | French CP, roughly equivalent to Grade 1. It can also be used at the end of kindergarten or at the beginning of Grade 2 depending on the child’s level. |
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| Subject | French math worksheet: numbers, counting, and first additions. |
| Activity type | Counting illustrated groups, writing numbers, and completing simple additions in French. |
| Skills practiced | Counting, matching quantities with numbers, understanding addition, and completing a simple mathematical sentence in French. |
| Format | Printable PDF worksheet, available in A4 and US Letter 8.5 x 11 formats. |
🔍 What is included? ▼
This French addition worksheet includes several visual addition problems. The student counts the pictures before and after the plus sign, then completes the sentence and writes the result.
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Addition with apples The child counts two groups of apples and finds the total.
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Addition with strawberries A second situation to practice counting and adding in French.
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Addition with stars The varied pictures make the activity more engaging for young learners.
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Addition with balloons The student continues practicing with a new set of pictures to count.
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Addition with cars The final line helps the student reuse the same method with another visual addition.
🎯 Learning objectives ▼
Count the images in each group carefully.
Write the number that matches the quantity shown.
Put two groups together to find the total.
Use a sentence such as: “… pommes et … pommes font … pommes.”
👥 Recommended audience ▼
💡 How to use this worksheet ▼
📎 Available versions ▼
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A4 printable PDF A standard A4 version for international printing.
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US Letter 8.5 x 11 printable PDF A US Letter version for teachers and families in the United States and Canada.
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Worksheet in French The math activity itself is written in French, making it ideal for French learning contexts.
1️⃣ French Math Worksheet – Additions with Pictures to Print
This worksheet helps students move gradually from counting pictures to solving addition problems. Each line shows two groups of images separated by a plus sign. The child counts both groups, writes the numbers, and then calculates the total.
This resource is particularly useful for French CP / Grade 1, because the quantities remain visible. The student can always go back to the pictures to check their reasoning.
It is a math worksheet in French, designed for young learners who need to practice addition while also becoming familiar with simple French words and sentence structures.
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❓ Frequently asked questions
What level is this French math worksheet for? ▼
This worksheet is mainly designed for French CP, which is roughly equivalent to Grade 1. It can also be used at the end of kindergarten with children who are already comfortable counting, or at the beginning of Grade 2 for review.
Is the worksheet written in French? ▼
Yes. This is a math worksheet in French. The activity helps students practice simple additions while reading French words such as “pommes”, “fraises”, “étoiles”, “ballons”, and “voitures”.
What does the student have to do? ▼
The student counts the pictures in each group, writes the numbers, and then calculates the total of the addition.
What skills are practiced? ▼
The worksheet practices counting, writing numbers, understanding the plus sign, and solving simple additions using pictures as visual support.
Which formats are available? ▼
The worksheet is available as a printable PDF in both A4 and US Letter 8.5 x 11 formats.
