Number Sense

Operations, Patterns, Variables

Rote counting to 31
Writes numerals to 10
Counts objects to 20 with one-to-one correspondence
Skip counts by tens
Uses language to describe quantity and relationship (more, less, equal)
Adds using manipulatives
Understands the concept of 1/2
Creates single variable patterns

Geometry and Measurement

Identifies basic shapes in the environment
Draws triangles and rectangles
Demonstrates understanding of relative location (above, below, beside, etc.)
Measures using non-standard units
Uses comparative language
Demonstrates awareness of time (before/after)

Statistics and Probability

Records data
Shares findings

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Writes numerals to 10

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Math Vitamins:

Ages 3-6

Build a Clock

| Download Math Vitamin : PDF Notebook You will need: 1 practice paper, 1 paper plate, 1 brad, 1 strip of paper

How are you going to fill your plate with all 12 numbers? Look at the clock on the wall and plan how you're going to write your numbers in.

UCDS Spark, Math Vitamin, Spark

Discovery

(ages 3, 4, 5)

Emerging

(ages 4, 5, 6)

Developing

(ages 5, 6, 7)

Beginning

(ages 6, 7, 8)

Expanding

(ages 7, 8, 9)