Two-digit numbers, the importance of place value, zero as a place holder.
- Subject:
- Elementary Mathematics
- Mathematics
- Provider:
- Utah Education Network
- Provider Set:
- The Number Crew
- Author:
- Public Media Education LLC
- Date Added:
- 07/01/2007
Resources for parents and caregivers of preschoolers.
Two-digit numbers, the importance of place value, zero as a place holder.
Understanding and using vocabulary related to measuring and solving length problems.
Understanding and using the vocabulary related to measuring and solving mass problems.
Understanding and using the vocabulary related to measuring and solving mass problems.
Understanding and using vocabulary related to measuring and solving length problems.
Understanding division as grouping or repeated subtraction.
Introduction to division and associated vocabulary.
Introduction to division and associated vocabulary.
Solving numerical problems, recognizing simple patterns or relationships, generalizing and making predictions.
Solving numerical problems, recognizing simple patterns or relationships, generalizing and making predictions.
Adding a pair of single-digit numbers, crossing the 10 boundary.
Recognizing halving as the inverse of doubling.
Counting at least 20 objects (last number gives the count), and understanding that if the objects are rearranged the number stays the same.
Counting at least 20 objects (last number gives the count), and understanding that if the objects are rearranged the number stays the same.
Reading and writing the numbers up to 100, counting and ordering numbers up to 100.
Reading and writing the numbers up to 100, counting and ordering numbers up to 100.
Knowing what a two-digit number represents.
Children should gain experience of describing movements in a straight line and turning.
Children should gain experience of describing movements in a straight line and turning.
Estimating measuring and comparing masses using standard units.