Composing and Decomposing Numbers to 5

Verbally recite the forward number sequence from 1 to 20 with rhythmic fluency and auditory confidence.

Accurately touch and count sets of up to 5 concrete objects using one-to-one correspondence.

Count structured and scattered collections of up to 10 objects with consistent one-to-one correspondence.

Understand that the last number counted tells the total quantity and that spatial rearrangement does not change count.

Instantly recognize and name small quantities up to 5 without counting one by one.

Identify, read, trace, and match written numeral symbols 0 to 5 with corresponding quantities.

Read, identify, and pair written numerals 6 to 10 with matching collections and structures.

Compare two groups of up to 10 items using matching and counting to determine more, fewer, or equal.

Use ordinal position words (first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and last) to identify relative placement.

Model, describe, and solve joining situations (adding to and putting together) with totals up to 5.

Model, describe, and solve separating and taking away situations within 5.

Decompose numbers up to 5 into pairs of parts in multiple ways using manipulatives and drawings.

Identify, duplicate, extend, and create repeating patterns using manipulatives, sounds, and visual elements.

Divide small even collections of objects equally between two recipients using fair sharing strategies.

Directly compare the length and height of two objects using comparative measurement vocabulary.

Directly compare weight and capacity of everyday objects using comparative vocabulary.

Seriate and order three concrete objects by size, length, or height through direct side-by-side comparison.

Sort objects into categories by a single attribute and count the number of items in each group up to 5.

Use temporal vocabulary and sequence daily events, routines, and relative days of the week.

Identify, name, and describe attributes of basic two-dimensional shapes (circles, squares, triangles, rectangles).

Identify 3D solid shapes, describe positions in space, and compose/build figures with shapes.