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Here is what you need to start teaching the new Common Core Standards in Mathematics, Counting and Cardinality. For each of the seven standards there is a reproducible student-friendly mini-poster, skill-based flip booklet, delightful worksheet and a certificate to reward student achievement. Each page is available as a black and white student reproducible as well as a full color teacher sample.
Standards covered include: K.CC-1a Counting to 100 by ones, K.CC-1b Counting to 100 by 10's, K.CC-2 Counting forward from a given number, K.CC-3 Writing the numbers to 20, K.CC-4 Understanding the relationship between numbers and quantities, K.CC-5 Counting to answer "How many?", K.CC-6 Comparing groups: more than, less than or equal to, and K.CC-7 Comparing two numbers between 1 and 10.
These materials can be used to supplement any existing mathematics program or as a stand-alone math program.
Copyright 2012 MisterKindergarten.com
Standards covered include: K.CC-1a Counting to 100 by ones, K.CC-1b Counting to 100 by 10's, K.CC-2 Counting forward from a given number, K.CC-3 Writing the numbers to 20, K.CC-4 Understanding the relationship between numbers and quantities, K.CC-5 Counting to answer "How many?", K.CC-6 Comparing groups: more than, less than or equal to, and K.CC-7 Comparing two numbers between 1 and 10.
These materials can be used to supplement any existing mathematics program or as a stand-alone math program.
Copyright 2012 MisterKindergarten.com
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hbamartinex
Love the flip books.
May 21, 2013 
MissyWaycaster
This is great!!
February 28, 2013
mminshull
Interesting
November 16, 2012
reyesmt
Great resource. It has made my lesson planning go smoothly. Thank you.
November 12, 2012
vickichance
I like that you have included color and black and white versions of the activities.
October 10, 2012
jonesing55
good ideas
September 22, 2012
agossage
Great!
September 10, 2012
ganthaume
Bright pictures that the kids will love.
August 11, 2012
joymay
Great
July 24, 2012
mcapo26
Great resource a lot of hard work very colorful thank you
June 10, 2012
telder
Thanks again!
June 1, 2012
c13stoner
Great material! Thanks for making my job a little easier! :)
March 28, 2012
Saleco
Tons of useful pages.
March 13, 2012
kimmer38
can't wait to use these next year
March 12, 2012
mablack05
OMG! SOOOO helpful! Wish I would've had this at the beginning of the year!!!
February 29, 2012
Dwayne Kohn (TpT Seller)
Look for the other Math standards coming soon!!! Also, Language Arts standards will be ready this summer.... in time to start off the new school year!
March 2, 2012
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ldeshautelle
I am new of common core lessons and trying to find and get a better idea. Do you teach all the counting and cardinality together, then move on to next standard, or do you mix standards up like counting and cardinality with geometry.
July 24, 2012
Dwayne Kohn (TpT Seller)
In talking to other teachers about this, I have discovered that since the standards are new and that most school districts are still using officially adopted math programs, most teachers are trying to match new standards to the old program whenever possible. Of course, this doesn't always work out because they often do not match and many of them are not covered in the old programs. Those teachers who are using just the new standards mix them up. For example, they teach simple shapes first, then numbers 0-10, go back to 3-D shapes, and then teach numbers 11-20, with all of the other standards mixed in there too. Hope this helps.
July 24, 2012
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