Counting to 100
Count by ones and tens; know number names and sequence
Teacher-led on the big screen. 62 tools across 11 subjects.
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Count by ones and tens; know number names and sequence
Count objects to tell how many; one-to-one correspondence
Compare groups and numerals up to 10
Add and subtract within 10 with objects and drawings
Compose and decompose 11-19 as ten ones and some more
Describe and compare measurable attributes
Classify objects into categories and count them
Identify and describe 2D and 3D shapes and positions
Analyze, compare, create and compose shapes
Letters, words, spaces and reading left to right
Rhyme, syllables, and beginning, middle and ending sounds
Letter-sound correspondence and high-frequency words
Retell stories; identify characters, setting and events
Main topic, key details, author and illustrator
Opinion, informative and narrative pieces with drawing and words
Conversations, questions and describing
Nouns, verbs, plurals, capitals and word sorting
Forces change the speed and direction of objects
Sunlight warms surfaces; build a shade structure
Plants and animals need food, water and air
Observe patterns in daily and seasonal weather
Animals and plants change where they live; reduce our impact
Elements of art; primary and secondary colors
Look at and talk about art from different cultures
Beat vs rhythm; long and short sounds
Pitch and dynamics
Recognize instruments by sight and sound
Creative drama and storytelling with movement
Locomotor and nonlocomotor movement; levels
Handwashing, sleep and taking care of my body
Healthy food choices and balanced meals
Naming feelings; kind words; asking for help
Fire, traffic, water and stranger safety
Running, hopping, skipping and galloping
Manipulative skill basics
Follow and create sequences of commands; spot a step that goes wrong
Collect data in the classroom to answer a question
Which information is OK to share
Handshapes for letters; spell names
Hello, names, feelings and getting attention appropriately
Number handshapes, colors, days and time signs
Handshape, location, movement, palm orientation and non-manual markers
Everyday vocabulary and simple descriptions
Hello, names, feelings and courtesy phrases
Counting, colors, days, months and weather
Family members, rooms and descriptions
Classes, time and daily activities
Foods, likes and dislikes, restaurants
Recognize and name emotions
Breathing and self-regulation tools
Follow directions, ask for help, take turns in conversation
Narrate a story's beginning, middle and end
Describe numbers, shapes and comparisons
Name and describe observations
Places, people and jobs in the community
How the library is organized; fiction and nonfiction
Wonder, ask and look for answers
Social Studies
C3 FrameworkRules and Responsibilities
Why we have rules at home and school; being a good citizen
My Place in the World
Maps of the classroom and neighborhood; land and water
Then and Now
Past, present and future; how families and schools change
Needs and Wants
Basic needs; jobs people do
Symbols and Holidays
National symbols and why we celebrate holidays