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Counting sets of objects up to 20 using one-to-one
correspondence

·       
Comparing and ordering numbers 0-20

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Solving addition word problems and equations to 10

·       
Clear and age-appropriate addition strategies

·       
Finding number pairs to 10

·       
Solving subtraction word problems to 10

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Clear and age-appropriate subtraction strategies

·       
Decomposing numbers to 10

·       
Identifying, modeling, joining, and defining the
characteristics of common 2-D and

3-D shapes

·      Measuring objects and comparing attributes of objects

·       Organizing data, sorting objects into categories, and
reading simple graphs

·       Rote counting to 100 by 1s and 10s

Lesson Elements:

·       Each lesson includes the following elements:

·       Objective and Standard: Each lesson is connected to
the Common Core Curricular Standards and teaches a specific and measurable
objective.

·       Vocabulary: Math vocabulary related to the lesson is
introduced with an age-appropriate definition and printable word wall.

·       Extension and Intervention: Teachers are provided with
suggestions for extending the learning for students who master concepts quickly
and intervening to help students who struggle with the material.

·       Pre-activity: Often related to the theme, the
pre-activity is an optional activity to keep the learning interesting and make
it multi-sensory and multi-disciplinary.

·       Mini-lesson: Each lesson is introduced with an
engaging hook followed by a clear explanation of the relevant math concepts,
step-by-step instructions for problem-solving, and a variety of examples.

·       Guided Practice: Lessons are accompanied by additional
examples and real-world problems that teachers can facilitate in whole groups,
giving students a chance to master the concepts and problems introduced.

·       Exit Ticket: An optional formative assessment, the
exit ticket allows teachers to determine if students have met the lesson
objectives following the mini-lesson.

·       Learning Centers: Ideas for optional learning centers
are provided to teachers, along with the materials and instructions for
facilitating these activities.

·       Workbook Pages: The student book contains two pages of
aesthetically pleasing and engagingly presented practice problems for students
to complete independently.

Materials and Homework: The accompanying USB contains a variety of
printables, games, posters, homework, and other materials to supplement the lessons.