Level A

Measurement and Data Level A

1. Introductory Measurement
   Students will be able to:
   • Understand length as a measure of whole number units (adding same-
     length units to equal total length, for lengths that can be expressed in
     whole numbers)
2. Introductory Data and Graphs
   Students will be able to:
   • Demonstrate a basic understanding of data
   • Compare up to three categories of data (for example, as presented in a basic bar graph)

Geometry Level A

1. Identifying and Analyzing Shapes
2. Students will be able to:
3. Recognize two-dimensional shapes and their attributes; these include:
   • Square
   • Rectangle
   • Trapezoid
   • Circle, ½ circle, and ¼ circle
4. Recognize three-dimensional shapes and their attributes; these include:
   • Cube
   • Rectangular prism
   • Cone
   • Cylinder
5. Combine shapes to create composite shapes; analyze and compare shapes

Algebraic Thinking Level A

1. Problem Solving with Addition and Subtraction
   Students will be able to:
   • Determine the unknown whole number in a Level A addition/subtraction equation
   • Demonstrate understanding of the relationship between addition and subtraction

Number Sense Level A

1. Understanding Place Value
   Students will be able to:
   • Represent amounts of tens and ones using one and two digit numbers
   • Recognize “10” as a grouping of ten ones
   • Recognize that numbers 11-19 are composed of ten and one, two, three, etc.
   • D. Compare two- and three-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits using >,<, and = symbols
2. Using Place Value to Understand Addition and Subtraction
   Students will be able to:
   • Add within 100
   • Add within 100
   • Solve problems involving addition and subtraction