1–5 |
Identify a circle (2 sizes), triangle, or square (2 sizes) |
6–8 |
Extend a pattern |
9–10 |
Knowledge of “Left” and “Right” |
11 |
One to one correspondence |
12–15 |
Concept of “one more” and “one less” |
16–24 |
Recognize sets of 3–9 objects and circle the Arabic numeral |
25–28 |
Recognize 3D objects by their forms (cube, sphere, cone, cylinder) |
29–34 |
Knowledge of verbal terms for quantity (e.g., “shortest,” “heaviest”) |
35 |
Translate analog time to digital time |
36–38 |
Counting of small numbers (e.g., shown a picture of two people each with two objects, the child is asked “How many in all?”) |
39 |
Circle the picture that matches the addition sentence “2 + 1 = 3” |
40–42 |
Counting of small numbers and identification of Arabic numbers (e.g., shown a picture of 3 bees with one bee crossed out, the child is asked to circle the correct Arabic numeral. |
43 |
Circle the picture that matches the subtraction sentence “4−2 = 2” |
44–47 |
Recognize pictured sets of 1–7 pennies and circle the correct Arabic numeral (with cents sign). |
48–49 |
Recognition of a nickel and dime. |