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Chapter One
- Numbers, Number Words, and Ordinals
Skills:
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Read, write and count numbers 0 - 12.
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Identify and write number words zero through twelve.
- Draw
to show a number of items to 12.
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Identify the number that is one more, one fewer.
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Order numbers 0 through 12.
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Count on to 12 on a number line.
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Count back from 12 on a number line.
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Identify a number that is just before, between, or just after a
given number
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Compare numbers to 12 using symbols (<, =, >).
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Identify the ordinal number position 1st through 10th in a set of
items.
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Identify the ordinal number words first to tenth.
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Solve problems using the Act It Out strategy.
Vocabulary:
- one
fewer than
- one
more than
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between
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ordinal numbers
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number line
- is
equal to
- is
greater than
- is
less than
- just
after
- just
before
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count on
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count back
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order
Chapter Two
- Addition Strategies and Facts to 12
Skills:
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Understand the concept of addition.
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Complete and write addition sentences.
- Add
numbers with sums of 12 or less in horizontal and vertical form.
- Find
other names for numbers, sums to 12.
- Use
a number line to count on to add sums to 12.
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Identify and complete addition patterns for sums to 12.
- Add
doubles and doubles + 1 for sums to 12.
- Use
doubles and count-on strategies to add three addends with sums to
12.
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Solve problems by writing a number sentence.
Vocabulary:
- add
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addend
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addition fact
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addition sentence
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equal sign
- sum
- plus
sign
- join
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related addition facts
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doubles fact
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doubles + 1
Chapter
Three - Subtraction Strategies and Facts to 12
Skills:
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Understand the concept of subtraction.
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Complete and write subtraction sentences.
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Subtract from 12 or less in horizontal and vertical form.
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Subtract all or zero from 12 or less.
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Understand the whole - part = part concept of subtraction.
- Use
a number line to count back from 12 or less to subtract.
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Identify and complete subtraction patterns with facts from 12 or
less.
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Identify related subtraction facts from 12 or less.
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Recognize the relationship between addition and subtraction.
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Identify and complete fact families to 12.
- Use
subtraction facts to find missing addend.
- Use
subtraction to compare sets.
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Solve problems using the correct operation.
Vocabulary:
-
difference
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minus sign
- take
away
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subtract
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subtraction fact
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subtraction sentence
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related subtraction fact
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related addition and subtraction facts
- fact
family
Chapter Four
- Data and Graphs: Using Operations
Skills:
- Sort
data using a Venn diagram.
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Make, use, or interpret tally charts.
- Use
objects to make and interpret a real graph.
- Make
and interpret picture graphs, pictographs, and bar graphs.
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Conduct a survey.
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Organize and interpret the results of a survey.
- Find
the range for a set of data.
- Find
the mode for a set of data.
- Find
the median for a set of data.
- Use
a graph to solve problems.
Vocabulary:
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median
- mode
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pictograph
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picture graph
- bar
graph
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tally marks
- Venn
diagram
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range
- key
Chapter Five
- Place Value to 100
Skills:
- Make
groups of tens and ones. Write the number for the given set.
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Identify a number to 100 in a given set and write it in various
forms.
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Estimate quantities to 60.
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Determine the value of a designated digit in a number.
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Write the expanded form of a 2-digit number.
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Write numbers one less, one more, just before, between, and just
after given 2-digit numbers.
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Compare and order 2-digit numbers.
- Find
10 less and 10 more than a given 2 digit number.
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Represent and identify odd and even numbers to 100.
- Skip
count by 2's and 5's from 0 to 100.
- Use
logical reasoning to solve problems.
Vocabulary:
-
digit
- even
numbers
- odd
numbers
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compare
- ones
- tens
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count by 2's
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count by 5's
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estimate
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two-digit number/2-digit number
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value
Chapter Six
- Extending Addition and Subtraction Facts
Skills:
- Add
numbers with sums to 18 in horizontal and vertical form.
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Subtract from 18 or less in horizontal and vertical form
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Write fact families to 18.
- Add
three addends
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Extend additions and subtraction facts to 20.
- Use
addition and subtraction to find the missing part of a number
sentence.
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Solve problems by making a table.
Vocabulary:
Chapter
Seven - Geometry
Skills:
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Identify open and closed plan figures
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Identify attributes of plane figures.
- sort
plane figures by shape and attributes.
- Make
and take apart plane figures.
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Identify solid figures and their attributes.
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Identify plane figures on solid figures.
- Sort
solid figures by the way(s) they can move.
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Identify slides, flips, and turns.
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Locate objects on a coordinate plane.
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Identify figures that have the same shape and size.
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Identify lines of symmetry.
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Solve problems by finding a pattern.
Vocabulary:
- roll
- same
size/ same shape
- side
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slide
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solid figures
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stack
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plane figures
- line
of symmetry
- open
figures
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congruent
- face
- flat
surface
- flip
- turn
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curved surfact
- flat
surface
- edge
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closed figure
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vertex/corner
Chapter
Eight - Money and Time
Skills:
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Recognize the value of a penny, nickel, dime, and quarter.
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Count on to find the value of a group of coins.
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Compare the values of groups of coins or item costs.
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Identify a dollar bill or coins equivalent to a dollar.
- Tell
and write time to the hour and half hour.
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Identify and complete time patterns.
- Find
elapsed time to the hour and half hour.
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Estimate the duration of a task.
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Order events chronologically.
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Identify and write ordinal positions and numbers 11th to 31st.
- Read
and understand a calendar.
- Use
logical reasoning to solve problems.
Vocabulary:
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quarter
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penny
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minute hand
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months (including names of all months)
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nickel
- hour
- hour
hand
- half
hour
- dime
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dollar
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equal amounts
- days
(including all days of the week)
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dollar sign
- cent
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calendar
- week
- year
Chapter Nine
- Measurement
Skills:
- Use
nonstandard units to estimate length/height
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Count nonstandard units to find perimeter.
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Compare/order length and height.
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Estimate length to the nearest inch.
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Compare an object's length to 1 foot.
- Use
nonstandard units to estimate weight and capacity.
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Compare cups, pints, and quarts.
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Compare an object's weight to 1 pound.
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Estimate length to the nearest centimeter.
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Compare an object's capacity to 1 liter.
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Compare an object's mass to 1 kilogram.
- Read
a thermometer.
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Identify the four seasons.
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Choose the appropriate measuring tool.
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Solve problems, using the Make a Model strategy.
Vocabulary:
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seasons
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shortest
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quart
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pound
- pint
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liter
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longest
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temperature
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centimeter
- inch
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kilogram
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length
- foot
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height
- cup
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thermometer
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Fahrenheit
Chapter Ten
- Addition: Two Digit Numbers
Skills:
- Add
multiples of 10 or dimes to sums of 90 or 90 cents.
- Add
ones and tens with no regrouping.
- Add
2-digit money amounts with no regrouping.
- Use
mental math to count on by 1's and 10's.
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Round to the nearest ten to estimate sums.
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Regroup 10 ones as 1 ten.
- Add
pennies and dimes, regrouping 10 pennies as 1 dime.
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Solve problems using the Guess and Test strategy.
Vocabulary:
Chapter
Eleven - Subtraction: Two Digit Numbers
Skills:
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Subtract multiples of 10 dimes from 90 or 90 cents or less.
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Subtract ones and tens without regrouping.
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Subtract 2-digit money amounts without regrouping.
- Use
mental math to count back by 1's and 10's.
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Round to the nearest ten to estimate differences.
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Regroup 1 ten as 10 ones.
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Subtract tens and ones, regrouping 1 ten as 10 ones.
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Subtract pennies and dimes, regrouping 1 dime as 10 pennies.
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Mentally add and subtract 1-digit and 2-digit numbers to/from 2
digit numbers.
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Balance number sentences by finding missing numbers.
- Find
missing operation signs to create equalities.
- Use
more than one step to solve a problem.
Vocabulary:
Chapter
Twelve - Fractions and Probability
Skills:
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Identify equal parts of a whole.
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Identify one half of a whole.
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Identify one third of a whole.
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Identify one fourth of a whole.
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Identify 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 of a set.
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Identify events as certain, possible, or impossible.
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Identify the likelihood of an event, using more likely, equally
likely, and less likely.
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Determine the number of ways in which given objects can be arranges.
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Solve problems using the Make a Model strategy.
Vocabulary:
-
fraction
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possible
- more
likely
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impossible
- less
likely
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certain
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equal parts
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equally likely
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