Counting and quantity
- counting and cardinality
- compare quantities
- teen numbers
Kindergarten · typical sequence
Kindergarten foundations
Build meaning for quantity, operations, measurement, and shape.
Putting together and taking apart
- addition and subtraction stories
- number bonds
Shape, measurement, and sorting
- shape attributes
- direct comparison
- classify data
Practice inventory
16 deterministic activities are available now.
Sort by one attribute
Notice one shared attribute and use it to make a group.
Count a small group
Count each object once and tell how many are in the group.
Count all the way to 10
Keep one count word matched to each object in a larger group.
Match a set to its numeral
Represent how many objects are in a set with a written numeral, including zero.
Which group has more?
Compare two visible groups as more, fewer, or equal.
One more or one less
Connect the next or previous number to a change of one object.
Keep counting from here
Continue the count sequence without starting over at one.
Find the missing part
See a whole as two parts and find a missing part.
Put two groups together
Use objects or drawings to solve a small joining or taking-away story.
Take some away
Use objects or drawings to solve a small joining or taking-away story.
Compare length or height
Describe and compare a visible length, height, or capacity.
Count a sorted category
Classify visible objects and count how many are in a named category.
Name the shape
Recognize a shape even when its size or orientation changes.
Count sides and corners
Describe shapes using sides, corners, faces, edges, and curved surfaces.
Build a larger shape
Put simple shapes together to make a new shape.
Build teen numbers
Read teen numbers as one group of ten and some extra ones.