Counting to 100
Count by ones and tens; know number names and sequence
Aligned to CCSS-M. 134 tools.
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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
Solve word problems within 20
Properties of operations, making ten, fact families within 20
Understand equality and find unknowns in equations
Count, read and write numerals to 120
Place value of two-digit numbers; compare with > = <
Add and subtract within 100 using place value
Order objects by length; measure with same-size units
Read analog and digital clocks
Organize, represent and interpret data with up to three categories
Compose shapes and partition into equal shares
Add and subtract within 100 in one- and two-step problems
Mental strategies for addition and subtraction facts
Equal groups as a foundation for multiplication
Place value to 1000; skip counting; compare three-digit numbers
Strategies based on place value and properties
Measure and estimate lengths in standard units
Tell time to five minutes; solve money problems
Represent and interpret data
Recognize shape attributes; partition rectangles into rows and columns
Equal groups, arrays and unknown factors
Multiply and divide within 100
Solve two-step problems; explain arithmetic patterns
Round to 10 and 100; add and subtract within 1000
Unit fractions, fractions on a number line, equivalent fractions
Elapsed time; liquid volume and mass
Scaled picture and bar graphs; line plots with fractions
Understand area; relate area to multiplication
Solve perimeter problems; distinguish from area
Classify shapes by attributes; partition into equal areas
Word problems with multiplication as comparison; remainders
Prime and composite numbers; factor pairs
Generate and analyze patterns that follow a rule
Read, write, compare and round multi-digit numbers
Multiply up to 4 by 1 and 2 by 2 digits; divide by 1 digit
Generate equivalent fractions; compare unlike fractions
Build fractions from unit fractions; whole number times fraction
Decimal notation for tenths and hundredths
Convert units within one system; area and perimeter formulas
Angle concepts and protractors; line plots of fractional measurements
Classify figures by lines and angles; lines of symmetry
Write and interpret numerical expressions with grouping symbols
Generate two patterns and graph ordered pairs
Place value system; read, compare and round decimals to thousandths
Fluent multi-digit multiplication; divide; decimal operations to hundredths
Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators
Fraction multiplication as scaling; divide with unit fractions
Convert measurement units; line plots with fractional data
Understand volume; volume of rectangular prisms
Graph points in the first quadrant to solve problems
Hierarchy of shapes by properties
Ratio language, unit rates, percents, tables and double number lines
Divide fractions by fractions
Divide multi-digit numbers; operate with decimals; GCF and LCM
Rational numbers on the number line; absolute value; coordinate plane in four quadrants
Write, read, evaluate and simplify expressions
Solve and write one-variable equations and inequalities
Relationships between quantities in tables, graphs and equations
Area of polygons; nets; volume with fractional edges
Statistical questions; center, spread and shape
Dot plots, histograms, box plots; mean, median, MAD
Unit rates with fractions; constant of proportionality; percent problems
Add, subtract, multiply and divide signed numbers
Use properties to rewrite linear expressions
Real-world problems with equations and inequalities
Scale drawings; draw geometric figures; cross sections
Circumference and area of circles; angle relationships; surface area and volume
Random samples; compare two populations
Chance events, simulations and compound probability
Rational approximations of irrational numbers
Integer exponents, square and cube roots, scientific notation
Graph proportional relationships; slope with similar triangles
Solve linear equations and systems of two equations
Functions as rules; compare representations; linear vs nonlinear
Construct linear models; describe graphs qualitatively
Rotations, reflections, translations, dilations; congruence and similarity
Explain and apply the Pythagorean theorem
Volume formulas and problems
Scatter plots, lines of fit and two-way tables
Extend exponents to rational values; properties of rational and irrational numbers
Reason quantitatively and use units to solve problems
Interpret and rewrite expressions; factor and complete the square
Add, subtract and multiply polynomials
Create equations and inequalities that describe relationships
Solve equations and inequalities in one variable
Solve systems algebraically and graphically
Domain, range, key features and rate of change
Compare and build models; transformations of graphs
Solve quadratics by factoring, completing the square and formula
Distributions, scatter plots, residuals and correlation
Transformations as functions; triangle congruence
Prove theorems about lines, angles, triangles and parallelograms; constructions
Dilations and similar triangles
Sine, cosine, tangent and solving right triangles
Arcs, angles, chords, tangents, sectors and radians
Equations of conics; prove properties with coordinates
Volume formulas; 2D cross sections and solids of rotation
Apply geometric concepts to real situations and design
Independence, conditional probability and the addition rule
Operations with complex numbers; complex solutions to quadratics
Remainder theorem, zeros and graphs; polynomial identities
Rewrite rational expressions; extraneous solutions
Logarithms, growth and decay models
Unit circle, radian measure and periodic models
Combine functions; find inverses; transformations
Arithmetic and geometric sequences; finite geometric series
Normal distributions, sampling, surveys, experiments and margin of error
Families of functions, composition, inverses and asymptotes
Identities, inverse trig and solving equations
Vector quantities, operations and applications
Matrix operations and solving systems
Polar form and graphs; complex numbers in the plane
Parabolas, ellipses and hyperbolas
Intuitive limits and average to instantaneous rate
Describe distributions and relationships
Design studies; bias; random assignment
Probability models, expected value, binomial and geometric
Variation in statistics from sample to sample
Inference for proportions and means
Inference for categorical data and slopes
Limits, continuity and asymptotic behavior
Derivative as rate of change; rules of differentiation
Related rates, optimization and curve sketching
Riemann sums, accumulation and the Fundamental Theorem
Area, volume and motion
Slope fields and exponential models