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Common Core Standards · Regents (NY) · TEKS (TX) · BEST (FL) · SOL (VA) · Nebraska (NE) · Alaska (AK) · OAS (OK) · SCCCR (SC) · Minnesota (MN) · Indiana (IN) · Other state standards
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Learning objectives
Common Core Standards
- Count to 100 by ones and tens
- Compare numbers and understand more, less, and equal
- Add and subtract within 10 using objects and drawings
- Identify and describe basic shapes
- Compose and decompose numbers 11–19
Regents (NY)
- Early number sense and counting foundations (Units: counting-to-100, comparing-numbers)
- Compare quantities and simple addition/subtraction stories (Units: comparing-numbers, add-subtract-within-10)
- Shape recognition and spatial vocabulary (Units: shapes-spatial)
TEKS (TX)
- Count forward and backward from any given number to at least 20 (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Represent addition and subtraction situations with objects and drawings (Unit: add-subtract-within-10)
- Identify two-dimensional shapes including circles, triangles, and rectangles (Unit: shapes-spatial)
- Compare objects by measurable attributes such as length and weight (Unit: measurable-attributes)
BEST (FL)
- Rote count to 100 by ones and from a given number within 20 (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Represent quantities with objects, drawings, and written numerals (Units: counting-to-100, comparing-numbers)
- Compose and decompose numbers up to 10 (Units: add-subtract-within-10, numbers-11-19)
- Describe and compare measurable attributes of objects (Unit: measurable-attributes)
SOL (VA)
- Early number sense and counting foundations (Units: counting-to-100, comparing-numbers)
- Compare quantities and simple addition/subtraction stories (Units: comparing-numbers, add-subtract-within-10)
- Shape recognition and spatial vocabulary (Unit: shapes-spatial)
Nebraska (NE)
- Number names, counting sequences, and cardinality (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Compose and decompose numbers 11–19 (Unit: numbers-11-19)
- Describe measurable attributes and compare objects (Unit: measurable-attributes)
Alaska (AK)
- Early number sense and counting foundations (Units: counting-to-100, comparing-numbers)
- Compare quantities and simple addition/subtraction stories (Units: comparing-numbers, add-subtract-within-10)
- Shape recognition and spatial vocabulary (Unit: shapes-spatial)
OAS (OK)
- Number names, counting sequences, and cardinality (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Compose and decompose numbers 11–19 (Unit: numbers-11-19)
- Describe measurable attributes and compare objects (Unit: measurable-attributes)
SCCCR (SC)
- Number names, counting sequences, and cardinality (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Compose and decompose numbers 11–19 (Unit: numbers-11-19)
- Describe measurable attributes and compare objects (Unit: measurable-attributes)
Minnesota (MN)
- Count to 100 by ones and tens (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Compare numbers and understand more, less, and equal (Unit: comparing-numbers)
- Add and subtract within 10 using objects and drawings (Unit: add-subtract-within-10)
- Identify and describe basic shapes (Unit: shapes-spatial)
Indiana (IN)
- Early number sense and counting foundations (Units: counting-to-100, comparing-numbers)
- Compare quantities and simple addition/subtraction stories (Units: comparing-numbers, add-subtract-within-10)
- Shape recognition and spatial vocabulary (Unit: shapes-spatial)
Other state standards
- Number names, counting sequences, and cardinality (Unit: counting-to-100)
- Compose and decompose numbers 11–19 (Unit: numbers-11-19)
- Describe measurable attributes and compare objects (Unit: measurable-attributes)
Notes
Foundations for place value and operations in later grades. Study materials use Common Core unit structure; other programs map to the same units.