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28 Cards in this Set
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An estimation activity is an example of what mathematics strand?
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K numbers and operations
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What are the five mathematical strands?
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1) numbers and operations
2) geometry 3) measurement 4) algrebra 5) data analysis and probability |
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Categorizing objects by shapes or colors or creating patterns in Kindergarten is an example of what strand?``
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K Algebra
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creating drawings using shapes, recognizing shapes in the environment or using relational terms such as beside, next to, behind, etc.
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K Geometry
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Using vocabulary identifying something as longer than, shorter than, etc. and terms such as weeks, days or months is an example of what strand?
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K Measurement
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being able to respond to Yes, no charts or single loop Venn diagrams is what strand?
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Data analysis and probability
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counting forward and backwards by ones, twos, fives, and tens to 100 is what strand?
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1 number and operations
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using multiple representations and counting forward and backward from an initial number other than one
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1 numbers and operations
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identifying position using ordinals 1-10`
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1 numbers and operations
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using vocabulary using terms equal, all and none to identify sets of objects
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1 numbers and operations
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Describing characteristics of patterns`
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1 algebra
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extending patterns including number patterns
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1 algebra
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identifying patterns in the environment
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1 algebra
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solve problems using the identify and commutative properties of addition
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1 algebra
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demonstrate relationships between operations family facts such as
5 + 2 = 7 7-5= 2 2 + 5 = 7 7 - 2 = 5 |
1 algebra
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describe characteristics between plane and solid shapes`
round, flat, curved, straight |
1 geometry
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transfer combinations of shapes from one representation to another
ex: have a picture model of blocks and have child replicate |
1 geometry
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recognizing real life examples of symmetry such as folded paper or half an orange
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1 geometry
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changing the position of objects by sliding (translation) or turning (rotation)
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1 geometry
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combine shapes to fill in the area of a given shape
ex: 2 triangles make up a square |
1 geometry
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include solid shapes in the environment: spheres, cones, etc.
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1 geometry
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measure length of objects using nonstandard measurements such as pencils, paperclips, etc.
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1 measurement
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Ordering according to atributes
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1 measurement
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identify the hour and half hour using digital and analog clocks
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1 measurement
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location of days, dates and months on a calendar
ex: find the 3rd thursday |
1 measurement
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using vocabulary such as today, yesterday, tomorrow, day after tomorrow regarding calendars
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1 measurement
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Generate simple questions for data collection
ex: Student should be able to come up with Do you like chocolate icecream? for yes/no chart` |
1 d & P
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creating simple displays with appropriate labels
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1 D&P
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