Kindergarten Family Resources
Grade_K_Roadmap.pdf
7 Minute Video of the K-3 Progression of Addition & Subtraction
Grade K Eureka Math Modules
Grade K Eureka Math Modules
Module 1 - Numbers to 10
Module 1 - Numbers to 10
- Topic A - Attributes of two related objects
- Topic B - Classify to make categories and count
- Topic C - Numbers to five in different configurations, math drawings, and expressions
- Topic D - The concept of zero and working with numbers 0-5
- Topic E - Working with numbers 6-8 in different configurations
- Topic F - Working with numbers 9-10 in different configurations
- Topic G - "One more" with numbers 0-10
- Topic H - "One less" with numbers 0-10
Module 2 - Two dimensional and three dimensional shapes
Module 2 - Two dimensional and three dimensional shapes
Module 3 - Comparison of length, weight, capacity, and numbers to 10
Module 3 - Comparison of length, weight, capacity, and numbers to 10
- Topic A - Comparison of length and height
- Topic B - Comparison of length and height of linking cube sticks within 10
- Topic C - Comparison of weight
- Topic D - Comparison of volume
- Topic E - Are there enough?
- Topic F - Comparison of sets within 10
- Topic G - Comparison of numerals
- Topic H - Clarification of measurable attributes
Module 4 - Number pairs, addition and subtraction to 10
Module 4 - Number pairs, addition and subtraction to 10
- Topic A - Compositions and decompositions of 2, 3, 4, and 5
- Topic B - Decompositions of 6, 7, and 8 into number pairs
- Topic C - Additions of totals with 6, 7, and 8
- Topic D - Subtraction from numbers to 8
- Topic E - Decompositions of 9 and 10 into number pairs
- Topic F - Addition with totals of 9 and 10
- Topic G - Subtraction from 9 and 10
- Topic H - Patterns with adding 0 and 1 and making 10
Module 5 - Numbers 10 - 20 and counting to 100
Module 5 - Numbers 10 - 20 and counting to 100
- Topic A - Count 10 ones and some ones
- Topic B - Compose numbers 11-20 from 10 ones and some ones; represent and write teen numbers
- Topic C - Decompose numbers 11-20, and count to answer "How many?" questions in varied configurations
- Topic D - Extend the say ten and regular count sequence to 100
- Topic E - Represent and apply compositions and decompositions of teen numbers
Module 6 - Analyzing, comparing, and composing shapes
Module 6 - Analyzing, comparing, and composing shapes