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Math Concepts for Kindergarten to Third Grade
Schoolwide Title (SWT) Math enhances students' understanding of math concepts which have been taught in their classrooms. Students work in small groups or a
one-on-one environment on specific concepts to which they need additional exposure. The following grade level lists are reflective of, but not limited to, the math concepts to which students receive extra support.
Kindergarten
Counting aloud to 20 and beyond
Identifying 0-9 and beyond
Using numerals, spoken words, pictures, and objects to represent a number to 20
First Grade
Writing numbers and counting numbers aloud 0-100
Identifying numbers 0-100
Ordinal numbers 1-20
Numbers which come before/after another number 0-100
Numbers which are greater than/less than another number 0-100
Addition to 12
Counting on in addition (3+5 the student begins with 5 and counts 3 on)
Doubles to 12 (1+1 to 6+6)
Subtraction with or without counters from 12
Skip counting by 10's, 5's, and 2's to 100
Story Problems
Second Grade
Numbers which come before/after another number 0-1,000
Numbers which are greater than/less than another number 0-1,000
Place value 1's, 10's, and 100's
Even and odd numbers
Addition facts to 18
Counting on in addition (8+5= the student begins with 8 and counts 5 on)
Doubles to 18 (1+1 to 9+9)
Double plus 1 or 2
Using 10 to add
3 Addends (5+7+9=)
Missing addends (7+_=15)
Addition with and without regrouping 2 digit numbers
Fact families
Subtraction facts to 18
Counting back/on
Subtracting 2 digit numbers without regrouping
Skip counting by 10's, 5's, and 2's to 100
Counting coin
Story problems with explanation of answers
Third Grade
Numbers which come before/after another number 0-10,000
Numbers which are greater than/less than another number 0-10,000
Place value to 10,000's using standard, expanded and word forms
Estimating to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand
Estimating with addition and subtraction
Even and odd numbers
Addition facts to 18
Counting on in addition (8+5= the student begins with 8 and counts 5 on)
Doubles to 18 (1+1 to 9+9)
Double plus 1 or 2
Using 10 to add
Column addition
Addition with and without regrouping 4 digit numbers
Fact families
Subtraction facts to 18
Subtracting thousands with regrouping
Checking subtraction with addition
Multiplication strategies
Multiplication relationship with division
Patterns
Skip counting by 10's, 5's, and 2's to 100
Story problems with explanation of answers
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