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In this section, students organize and represent categorical data. They begin by sorting objects into categories of their choice, describing their categories, and counting the number of objects in each category.
Next, students learn to collect data by conducting a survey. No specific data representations are required in grade 1, so students record and organize data in a way that...
In this section, students engage with addition and subtraction within 10 through activities and centers. The work here allows teachers to assess students’ understanding of addition and subtraction, as well as their fluency with facts within 5, a kindergarten goal.
There is an emphasis on adding and subtracting 1 or 2 to encourage students to count on or count back....
The focus of this section is on interpreting data represented in different ways and on asking and answering questions about the data.
Students analyze representations of data and respond to “how many in each category?” and “how many in all?” questions. Students do not answer "how many more or less?" questions about data until they learn how to solve Compare...