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Students count, read, and write numbers to 120, count on from any number, and use ten more/ten less.

Students understand tens and ones, represent two-digit numbers, and decompose numbers using place value.

Students compare two-digit numbers using symbols and explain reasoning with tens and ones.

Students solve addition within 20 using count-on, make-ten, doubles, and related strategies.

Students subtract within 20 using count-back, related facts, and models.

Students solve one-step addition and subtraction word problems within 20 with models and equations.

Students add within 100 using tens-and-ones strategies, emphasizing no-regrouping problems.

Students tell and write time to the hour and half-hour on analog and digital clocks.

Students name 2D shapes, count sides and vertices, and describe attributes.

Students compose and decompose shapes using pattern blocks, tangrams, and drawings.

Students name common 3D shapes, describe attributes, and sort by rolling, stacking, and sliding.

Students organize data with tallies and simple graphs and answer compare and total questions.

Students deepen understanding of halves and fourths as equal parts of a whole and use precise share language.

Students compare and order lengths, measure with nonstandard units, and begin inch/ruler awareness.

Students skip count by 2s, 5s, and 10s and extend number patterns, including on hundred charts.

Students use the commutative property, write related facts, and build fact families linking addition and subtraction.

Students learn U.S. coin names and cent values, compare amounts, and find simple totals.