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A. Numbers and Operations |
B. Measurement | C. Geometry |
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| D. Algebraic Concepts | E. Data and Probability | F. Mathematical Reasoning |
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| Number Relationships | |||||||||
| 1.A.1.M Count, read, and write whole numbers to 100. |
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| 1.A.2.M Differentiate between even and odd numbers. |
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| 1.A.3.M Compare, order, and group whole numbers to 100. |
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| 1.A.4.M Represent equivalent forms of the same whole number up to 20, through the use of physical models, diagrams, and number expressions. |
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1.A.5.M Count and group objects into tens and ones.
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| 1.A.6.M Identify and order “first” through “tenth” positions. |
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| Operations: | |||||||||
| 1.A.7.M Demonstrate concretely and explain verbally the concepts of addition and subtraction. |
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| 1.A.8.M Use manipulatives to explore different combinations of whole numbers & write the equations that accompany them. |
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| 1.A.9.M Demonstrate the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction using fact families. |
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| 1.A.10.M Solve addition and subtraction problems with one and two digit numbers without regrouping in vertical and horizontal form. |
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| 1.A.11.M Find the sum of three one-digit numbers. |
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| 1.A.12.M Define the vocabulary terms “sum”, “difference”’ “equal”, and the meaning of the symbols +, -, =. |
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| 1.A.13.M Count by 5’s, and 10’s to 100. |
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| 1.A.14.M Count by 2’s to 20. |
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| 1.A.15.M Choose the correct operation to solve a problem (+ , -). |
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| 1.A.16.M Identify the number that is one more than, one less than a given number. |
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| 1.A.17.M Identify the number that is ten more than, ten less than a given number. |
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Fractions: |
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1.A.18.M Represent fractions by using models and drawings. |
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1.A.19.M Compare a whole to fractional parts. |
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| 1.A.20.M Divide a whole into fractional parts. |
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| Money: | |||||||||
| 1.A.21.M Identify the value of coins. |
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| 1.A.22.M Determine the total value of a group of like coins up to a total of $1.00. |
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| 1.A.23.M Find equal money amounts with different coin combination up to $0.25. |
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| Estimation: | |||||||||
| 1.A.24.M Round whole numbers to the nearest ten. |
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| 1.A.25.M Use estimation strategies in problem solving involving numbers that use the ones and tens places. |
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| 1.A.26.M Make reasonable estimates when using large or small numbers. |
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| 1.B.1.M Tell time to the nearest half hour and relate time to events. |
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| 1.B.2.M Identify the correct unit of time when given an event lasting a second, minute or hour. |
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| 1.B.3.M Demonstrate the ability to locate a specific date on a calendar. |
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1.B.4.M Select an appropriate unit and/or tool for the attribute being measured. |
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| 1.B.5.M Compare the length, weight, and volume of two or more objects by using direct comparison, non-standard and standard units. |
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| 1.B.6.M Use direct comparison, non-standard and standard units, to describe the measurements of objects. |
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| 1.B.7.M Estimate and measure the approximate length or height of a given set of concrete objects or pictures using non-standard units. |
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| 1.B.8.M Find combinations of shapes that fill an area. |
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| C. Geometry | |||||||||
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1.C.1.M Name, identify, and describe geometric shapes in two dimensions (circle, square, rectangle, and triangle). |
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| 1.C.2.M Name, identify, and describe the following geometric shapes in two dimensions: Pentagon (Awareness) |
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| 1.C.3.M Name, identify, and describe geometric shapes in three dimensions (sphere, cube, cylinder, cone, and pyramid). |
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| 1.C.4.M Investigate and predict the results of combining geometric shapes. |
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| 1.C.5.M Identify symmetrical objects. |
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| D. Algebraic Concepts | |||||||||
| 1.D.1.M Sort objects and create and describe patterns using the characteristics of number, shape, size, rhythm, or color. |
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1.D.2.M Describe, extend, and explain ways to get to the next element in simple repeating patterns. |
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| 1.D.3.M Determine the missing element in a function table (Addition and subtraction). |
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| 1.D.4.M Solve number sentences with operational symbols & expressions. |
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| 1.D.5.M Create and describe problem situations that will lead to given number sentences involving addition and subtraction. |
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| 1.D.6.M Write and solve number sentences from problem situations that express relationships involving addition and subtraction. |
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| E. Data Analysis and Probability | |||||||||
| 1.E.1.M Represent and compare data by using pictures, bar graphs, tally charts, and picture graphs using the concepts of largest, smallest, most often and least often. |
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| 1.E.2.M Answer questions based on data shown on graphs. |
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| 1.E.3.M Sort objects and data by common attributes and describe the categories. |
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| 1.E.4.M Determine the likelihood of an event (certain, likely, not likely or impossible). |
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1.F.1.M Use appropriate problem solving strategies: -Act it out -Draw a picture -Look for a pattern -Use logical reasoning |
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| 1.F.2.M Use tools and strategies, such as manipulatives, to model problems. |
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| 1.F.3.M Estimates and checks that answers are reasonable. |
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| 1.F.4.M Explains how a problem was solved. |
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