Counting and Comparison Activities

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Math

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Create an accessible informal math assessment for a non-verbal 1st grader with autism that evaluates their understanding of Maryland Common Core State Standards in mathematics through visual, tactile, and technology-assisted response methods. Design assessment tasks that allow the student to demonstrate counting, number recognition, and basic addition/subtraction skills using alternative communication systems, manipulatives, or digital tools that accommodate their communication needs. Include cl...

This learning resource focuses on foundational math skills for young learners, particularly in counting, comparing numbers, and understanding addition. The document includes various sections such as 'Let's Count Together!', where children are encouraged to count colorful blocks and select the correct number, and 'Comparing Fun!', which teaches students how to compare numbers using symbols like greater than, less than, and equal to. Additionally, there is a section called 'Let's Add Together!', where children practice adding shapes in a visual format. The resource concludes with a Place Value Assessment Checklist to evaluate students' grasp of concepts related to bundles of tens and representations of two-digit numbers.