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Kindergarten
Big Ideas & Topics
Data Analysis & Graphing
Collecting, Sorting, & Organizing Data
Using Data to Create Graphs
Drawing Conclusions from Graphs
Geometry
Two-dimensional Shapes
Three-dimensional Solids
Two-dimensional Components of Three-dimensional Objects
Attributes of Two-dimensional Shapes
Regular & Irregular Figures
Creating Two-dimensional Shapes
Measurement
Measurable Attributes
Comparing Measureable Attributes
Number Operations
Modeling Addition & Subtraction
Solving Problems
Strategies to Solve Problems
Number Relationships
Counting to 20
Whole Numbers to 20
Counting Sets of Objects to 20
Instant Recognition of Numbers
More Than, Less Than, & Equal to 20
One More Than & One Less Than
Comparing Sets of Objects
Comparing Numbers
Composing & Decomposing to 20
Reciting Numbers to 100
Personal Financial Literacy
Identifying Coins
Ways to Earn Income
Differences in Income & Gifts
Skills Required for Jobs
Differences in Wants & Needs
T.I.P.S.
Students should be able to recite numbers as it relates to counting forward by ones and tens from any number between 1 and 100.
Example
a) Start at 32. Count up by ones and stop at 43.
b) Start at 40. Count by tens and stop at 100.
Hints
Possible Solutions
Digital Tools
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Number Chart Game
Count to 100
Splat Square
Counting to 100
Count to 100
Number Chart
Resources
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TEKS
K.5 Algebraic reasoning. The student applies
mathematical process standards
to identify the pattern in the number word list.
The student is expected to recite numbers up to at least 100 by ones and tens beginning with any given number.
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