Clinton Elementary School

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Counting and number patterns

1. A.1Counting review - 0 to 10
2. A.2Counting review - up to 20
3. A.3Counting tens and ones - up to 20
4. A.4Counting - up to 30
5. A.5Counting - up to 100
6. A.6Counting by tens - up to 100
7. A.7Counting tens and ones - up to 99
8. A.8Skip-counting - with pictures
9. A.9Counting by twos, fives, and tens - up to 100
10. A.10Counting forward and backward
11. A.11Number lines
12. A.12Counting on the hundred chart
13. A.13Hundred chart
14. A.14Even and odd: counting objects
15. A.15Even and odd numbers on number lines
16. A.16Identifying even and odd numbers
17. A.17Which even or odd number comes before or after?
18. A.18Skip-counting patterns - with tables
19. A.19Sequences - count up and down by 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10
20. A.20Ordinal numbers
21. A.21Writing numbers in words
22. A.22Roman numerals I, V, X

Addition

1. B.1Addition with pictures - sums to 10
2. B.2Addition sentences - sums to 10
3. B.3Addition sentences to 10 using number lines
4. B.4Addition word problems - sums to 10
5. B.5Word problems - write the addition sentence
6. B.6Ways to make a number using addition
7. B.7Ways to make a number - addition sentences
8. B.8Adding zero
9. B.9Adding doubles using models
10. B.10Adding doubles
11. B.11Adding doubles - complete the sentence
12. B.12Addition facts - sums to 10
13. B.13Addition sentences to 18 using number lines
14. B.14Addition facts - sums to 18
15. B.15Addition word problems - sums to 18
16. B.16Complete the addition sentence
17. B.17Adding three numbers
18. B.18Word problems - adding three numbers
19. B.19Related addition facts
20. B.20Add using doubles plus 1
21. B.21Add using doubles minus 1
22. B.22Addition facts - sums to 20
23. B.23Addition sentences: true or false?
24. B.24Add tens I
25. B.25Add tens II
26. B.26Add a one-digit number to a two-digit number - without regrouping
27. B.27Regrouping tens and ones I
28. B.28Regrouping tens and ones II
29. B.29Add a one-digit number to a two-digit number - with regrouping

Addition - skill builders

1. C.1Adding 0
2. C.2Adding 1
3. C.3Adding 2
4. C.4Adding 3
5. C.5Adding 4
6. C.6Adding 5
7. C.7Adding 6
8. C.8Adding 7
9. C.9Adding 8
10. C.10Adding 9

Subtraction

1. D.1Subtraction with pictures - numbers up to 10
2. D.2Subtraction sentences - numbers up to 10
3. D.3Subtraction sentences within 10 using number lines
4. D.4Subtraction word problems - one-digit numbers
5. D.5Word problems - write the subtraction sentence
6. D.6Ways to make a number using subtraction
7. D.7Ways to make a number - subtraction sentences
8. D.8Ways to subtract from a number - subtraction sentences
9. D.9Subtracting zero and all
10. D.10Subtracting doubles
11. D.11Subtraction facts - numbers up to 10
12. D.12Subtraction sentences within 18 using number lines
13. D.13Subtraction facts - numbers up to 18
14. D.14Subtraction word problems - numbers up to 18
15. D.15Complete the subtraction sentence
16. D.16Related subtraction facts
17. D.17Subtraction sentences: true or false?
18. D.18Subtract tens I
19. D.19Subtract tens II
20. D.20Subtract one-digit numbers from two-digit numbers

Subtraction - skill builders

1. E.1Subtracting 0
2. E.2Subtracting 1
3. E.3Subtracting 2
4. E.4Subtracting 3
5. E.5Subtracting 4
6. E.6Subtracting 5
7. E.7Subtracting 6
8. E.8Subtracting 7
9. E.9Subtracting 8
10. E.10Subtracting 9

Mixed operations

1. F.1Addition and subtraction - ways to make a number
2. F.2Which sign makes the number sentence true?
3. F.3Fact families
4. F.4Addition and subtraction facts - numbers up to 10
5. F.5Addition and subtraction facts - numbers up to 18
6. F.6Addition and subtraction word problems
7. F.7Addition and subtraction sentences: true or false?
8. F.8Ten more or less
9. F.9Add and subtract tens
10. F.10Addition and subtraction terms

Comparing

1. G.1Comparing - review
2. G.2Comparing numbers up to 10
3. G.3Comparing numbers up to 100
4. G.4Comparison word problems

Estimation

1. H.1Estimate to the nearest ten

Place values

1. I.1Place value models up to 20
2. I.2Write numbers as tens and ones up to 20
3. I.3Place value models up to 100
4. I.4Convert between tens and ones
5. I.5Write numbers as tens and ones

Fractions

1. J.1Halves, thirds, and fourths
2. J.2Equal parts
3. J.3Simple fractions: what fraction does the shape show?
4. J.4Simple fractions: which shape matches the fraction?
5. J.5Simple fractions: parts of a group
6. J.6Fractions - word problems
7. J.7Compare fractions
8. J.8Fraction models equivalent to whole numbers
9. J.9Fractions equivalent to whole numbers

Geometry

1. K.1Identify 2-dimensional shapes
2. K.2Identify 3-dimensional figures
3. K.3Geometry of everyday objects
4. K.4Relate planar and solid figures
5. K.5Count sides and vertices
6. K.6Count edges, vertices, and faces
7. K.7Compare sides and vertices
8. K.8Compare edges, vertices, and faces
9. K.9Open and closed shapes
10. K.10Flip, turn, and slide
11. K.11Symmetry
12. K.12Same shape

Spatial sense

1. L.1Left, middle, and right
2. L.2Above, below, top, middle, and bottom
3. L.3Location in a three-by-three grid

Data and graphs

1. M.1Record data with tally charts, picture graphs, tables
2. M.2Interpret data in tally charts, picture graphs, tables
3. M.3Interpret bar graphs
4. M.4Which bar graph is correct?

Measurement

1. N.1Read a thermometer
2. N.2Compare objects: length and height
3. N.3Measure using objects
4. N.4Measure using an inch ruler
5. N.5Which customary unit of length is appropriate?
6. N.6Customary units of length: word problems
7. N.7Which customary unit of weight is appropriate?
8. N.8Compare and convert cups, pints, and quarts
9. N.9Which metric unit of length is appropriate?
10. N.10Metric units of length: word problems
11. N.11Measure using a centimeter ruler
12. N.12Which metric unit of weight is appropriate?

Money

1. O.1Names and values of common coins
2. O.2Names and values of all coins
3. O.3Count pennies, nickels, and dimes
4. O.4Count pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters
5. O.5Equivalent coins I
6. O.6Equivalent coins II
7. O.7Money - word problems
8. O.8Compare money amounts
9. O.9Least number of coins
10. O.10Purchases: do you have enough money?

Patterns

1. P.1Recognize patterns
2. P.2Describe patterns

Probability and statistics

1. Q.1More, less, and equally likely
2. Q.2Certain, probable, unlikely, and impossible
3. Q.3Mode and range

Sorting, ordering, and classifying

1. R.1Venn diagrams
2. R.2Put numbers in order

Time

1. S.1Days of the week
2. S.2Reading clocks
3. S.3Match clocks and times
4. S.4Times of everyday events
5. S.5Match analog and digital clocks
6. S.6A.M. or P.M.
7. S.7Compare clocks
8. S.8Time and clocks: word problems
9. S.9Choose the appropriate time units
10. S.10Seasons of the year
11. S.11Read a calendar
12. S.12Months of the year
    

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