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Kindergarten math
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Numbers
Operations
Measurement
Shapes & position
Place Value Number System
Data
Geometry & Shapes
Money
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Count Forward by Ones
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Read Numerals
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Describe an object's length
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Name Common Flat Shapes
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Compose smaller two-dimensional shapes to form a larger shape
Counting
Count Backward by Ones
Counting
Count Forward by Fives
Counting
Count Forward by Ones from Any Number
Counting
Count Objects
Counting
Produce a Requested Number of Objects
Write
Write a Spoken Number
Measurement
Directly compare two objects on length
Shapes
Compare Flat-Shape Properties
Shapes
Draw a Named Flat Shape
Shapes
Name Familiar Solid Shapes
Counting
Count Backward by Fives
Counting
Count Forward by Tens
Counting
The Last Number Said Tells How Many
Addition
Understand addition as joining groups or adding more
Subtraction
Understand subtraction as taking away or separating a group
Measurement
Describe an object's heaviness
Measurement
Describe an object's height
Measurement
Describe an object’s overall size
Measurement
Describe an object's width
Shapes
Compare Solid-Shape Properties
Counting
Count Backward by Tens
Decomposition
Decompose a number into two or more parts
Decomposition
Find two parts that make a given whole within 10
Addition
Accurately add quantities within 10 using a valid strategy
Subtraction
Accurately subtract quantities within 10 using a valid strategy
Subtraction
Find how many remain after some are taken away
Subtraction
Write an equation for a subtraction situation
Subtraction
Explain a subtraction representation verbally
Place Value Number System
Bundle ten ones as one ten
Counting
Count Backward by Tens from Any Multiple of Ten
Numbers
Compare the numbers of objects in two groups
Decomposition
Find the missing part when the whole and one part are known
Fluency
Demonstrate Addition Fluency
Fluency
Demonstrate Subtraction Fluency
Place Value Number System
Compose a teen number from one ten and ones
Place Value Number System
Decompose a teen number into one ten and ones
Data
Classify items into given categories
Money
Determine the value of a money collection
Counting
Count Backward by Ones from Any Number
Counting
Instant Count Quantities Through 5
Counting
Count Grouped Collections
Write
Write How Many
Spatial relationships
Place Objects Above or Below
Spatial relationships
Place Objects Beside One Another
Shapes
Model a Flat Shape from a Familiar Object
Shapes
Distinguish Flat and Solid Shapes
Place Value Number System
Explain numbers 11-19 as one ten and additional ones
Counting
Count Forward by Fives from Any Multiple of Five
Counting
Count Backward by Fives from Any Multiple of Five
Counting
Count Forward by Tens from Any Multiple of Ten
Counting
Produce a Requested Number Using Groups of Five and Ten
Counting
The Next Counting Number Means One More
Counting
Counting Order Does Not Change How Many
Counting
Moving Objects Does Not Change How Many
Measurement
Directly compare two objects on width
Spatial relationships
Place Objects In Front or Behind
Addition
Find how many there are after more are added
Addition
Find how many there are when two groups are put together
Addition
Represent an addition situation with objects or a structural drawing
Addition
Write an equation for an addition situation
Subtraction
Represent a subtraction situation with objects or a structural drawing
Addition
Explain an addition representation verbally
Measurement
Directly compare two objects on heaviness
Measurement
Directly compare two objects on height
Measurement
Directly compare two objects on overall size
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