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Kindergarten Grade Math Benchmark Targets by Strand

Harcourt Math Advantage

By year's end, all students will:

Strand #
Benchmark Target
Link to TEKS
Curriculum Connection
Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning 1. Count objects through 20 using one to one correspondence. K.1 A Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning
 

Fishy Count counts to 10

Colored tiles on overhead

   
2. Show quantities given in verbal or written form through 9 using objects K.1 B
K.14 A, B
Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning and Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
 

Fact families with digital pictures

fact families lessons

Fact family flashcards

 

   
3. Describe sizes of sets of objects using words and numbers including more, less, and same as (through 20). 1K.1 C
K.14 A, B
Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning and Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
 

The Number Game

Comparing resources AAA math

   
4. Describe the position of objects using words including first, second, before, after and between. K.2 A, B
K.14 A,B
Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning and Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
  Begin with buttons 8 related lessons    
5. Separate a whole into equal parts and be able to explain half of a whole. K.3 A,B
K.15
Geometry and Spatial Reasoning Underlying processes and mathematical tools
       
6. Demonstrate addition and subtraction through 9 using objects. K.4
K.13 A, B, C, D
Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning and Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
 

Using an Abacus

Online Abacus

Counting back and counting on

   
 
Patterns, Relationships, and Algebraic Thinking
7. Identify, extend and create patterns with objects and real life situations. K.5
K.13 A,B,C,D
Patterns, Relationships, and Algebraic Thinking Underlying processes and mathematical tools
 

Pattern Mania Game

AAA Math Pattern resources

   
8. Count to 100 by ones. K.6 A, B Numbers, Operations, and Quantitative Reasoning
       
 
Geometry and Spacial Reasoning
9. Display an object and describe its relation to another by using informal language such as over, under, above and below. 3K.7 A, B
K.14 A, B
Patterns, Relationships, and Algebraic Thinking and Geometry and Spatial Reasoning
Underlying processes and mathematical tools
  Shape Sorter a geometric "Memory" game    
10. Identify, describe, compare and sort objects such as shapes, solids and real life models based on their attributes. K.8 A,B,C
K.9 A, B
Geometry and Spatial Reasoning
  Using Tangrams    
 
Measurement 11. Identify, compare and order objects according to length (shorter or longer), capacity (holds more or holds less), and K.8 A,B
K.10 A,B
Geometry and Spatial Reasoning
Measurement
       
12. Compare and order events, situations or objects according to time and temperature using vocabulary such as hot/cold, more/less. K.11 A,B, C,D
K.14 A,B
All Units
Measurement
Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
       
13. Read a calendar using days, weeks and months.

K.11 D
K.15
Measurement
Underlying Mathematical Processes and Tools
       
 
Probability and Statistics
14. Construct graphs using real objects or pictures and use the information to answer questions.
K.12 A,B
K.15
Probability and Statistics
Underlying processes and Mathematical Tools

       
 
Underlying Processes and Mathematical Tools 17. Use a problem-solving model, with guidance, that incorporates appropriate strategies, including drawing a picture, looking for a pattern, systematic guessing and checking, or acting out in order to solve problems in everyday situations. K.13
K.14
K.15
Underlying processes and Mathematical Tools
       
18. Explain and record thinking using objects, words, numbers, pictures, technology, and mathematical language. K.13
K.14
K.15
Underlying processes and Mathematical Tools
       
         
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