Math Expectations Key
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Beginning-Your child is in the early
stage of building an understanding of the concept and your child needs adult
support to complete the task. |
Developing-
Your child is
showing some understanding of the concept.
However, errors or misunderstandings still occur. Reminders, hints, and suggestions are
needed to promote your child’s understanding. |
Secure-Your child can apply the
skill or concept consistently and independently. |
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March |
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Learning Goals
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Complete Frames-and-Arrows diagrams. (3a) |
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Identify and complete patterns. (3b) |
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Solve addition and subtraction problems by skip counting on the number line
and number grid. (3c) |
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Find sums and missing addends. (4b) |
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Know +1, +0, doubles and sums of 10 addition facts. (5d) |
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Find missing numbers and/or the missing rule in “What’s My Rule?” problems. (5a) |
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Identify numbers as odd or even. (3d) |
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Order and compare numbers to 22. (4e) |
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Compare numbers using < and >. (5c) |
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10.Understand place value for tens and ones. (5b) |
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11.Solve addition and subtraction number stories. (3g,
4d, 5e) |
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Know the values of pennies, nickels and dimes and calculate the values of
combinations of these coins. (3e,4c) |
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Use standard units for measuring length. (4a) |
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Tell time to the nearest half-hour. (3f,4f) |
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