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In this section, students count to answer “how many?” questions and develop their understanding of the connection between quantities and spoken number words.
Students are encouraged to use fingers to count. They may also continue to use tools and resources from earlier work, such as counting mats and 5-frames, and objects brought from home to count. As students count and...
Students begin this section by counting images for the first time. This can be more challenging than counting objects because images cannot be rearranged. Also students may have limited experience with keeping track of counted images.
Students encounter groups of images in lines, arrays, 5-frames, number cube arrangements, and on fingers. They may be able to subitize, or determine the...
Previously, students counted and made connections between quantities and spoken number words. In this section, students write numbers to represent quantities. To develop students’ familiarity with written numbers, consider providing the Numbers 1–10 with 5-Frames Reference Sheet blackline master.
Students also explore counting images arranged in a circle. Images arranged in a circled are more difficult to count than those...
In this section, students develop their capacity to compare written numbers. As they count, students can see that the numbers get larger and that there is 1 more each time. Here, students determine “1 more” and “1 less” than a given number or group of objects. This strengthens their understanding of the relationships between numbers and builds the foundation for...