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Addition and Subtraction -Know addition and subtraction facts within 10 from memory -Solve addition and subtraction problems within 20 -Understand that addition and subtraction are opposite operations -Use various strategies like counting on, making ten, and using number lines -Solve simple word problems involving addition and subtraction First graders solve various types of word problems: Early First Grade: “Sarah has 3 apples. Her friend gives her 2 more. How many apples does Sarah have now?” Mid-Year: “There are 8 birds on a fence. 5 birds fly away. How many birds are still on the fence?” End of Year: “Jake has 12 stickers. He gives 7 to his sister. Then his mom gives him 6 more. How many stickers does Jake have now?” Geometric Shapes Identify and name basic 2D shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle) Identify and name basic 3D shapes (cube, cone, cylinder, sphere) Describe shape attributes like the number of sides or corners Compose larger shapes from smaller shapes Divide shapes into halves and quarters Measurement Skills Comparing lengths using nonstandard units (paper clips, blocks) Ordering objects by length from shortest to longest Telling time to the hour and half-hour on analog clocks Identifying coins (cents, rands) and their values Understanding calendar concepts like days, weeks, and months Scientific Understanding Core Science Concepts 🐈 🧲The difference between living and non-living things 🪴 Basic characteristics of plants and animals 🐔 🐥 How living things grow and change over time The four seasons and their characteristics 🌧 Basic weather patterns and how to describe weather 🧊 The three states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) 🌙 🌞 Simple concepts about day and night, sun and moon Social Studies Awareness Their full name, address, and phone number Their city and state The seven continents Basic map skills like identifying land and water Different types of communities (urban, suburban, rural) Basic concepts of rules and laws Why communities n

Addition and Subtraction -Know addition and subtraction facts within 10 from memory -Solve addition and subtraction problems within 20 -Understand that addition and subtraction are opposite operations -Use various strategies like counting on, making ten, and using number lines -Solve simple word problems involving addition and subtraction First graders solve various types of word problems: Early First Grade: “Sarah has 3 apples. Her friend gives her 2 more. How many apples does Sarah have now?” Mid-Year: “There are 8 birds on a fence. 5 birds fly away. How many birds are still on the fence?” End of Year: “Jake has 12 stickers. He gives 7 to his sister. Then his mom gives him 6 more. How many stickers does Jake have now?” Geometric Shapes Identify and name basic 2D shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle) Identify and name basic 3D shapes (cube, cone, cylinder, sphere) Describe shape attributes like the number of sides or corners Compose larger shapes from smaller shapes Divide shapes into halves and quarters Measurement Skills Comparing lengths using nonstandard units (paper clips, blocks) Ordering objects by length from shortest to longest Telling time to the hour and half-hour on analog clocks Identifying coins (cents, rands) and their values Understanding calendar concepts like days, weeks, and months Scientific Understanding Core Science Concepts 🐈 🧲The difference between living and non-living things 🪴 Basic characteristics of plants and animals 🐔 🐥 How living things grow and change over time The four seasons and their characteristics 🌧 Basic weather patterns and how to describe weather 🧊 The three states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) 🌙 🌞 Simple concepts about day and night, sun and moon Social Studies Awareness Their full name, address, and phone number Their city and state The seven continents Basic map skills like identifying land and water Different types of communities (urban, suburban, rural) Basic concepts of rules and laws Why communities n

Reading Red Flags Persistent difficulty recognizing letters after consistent practice Inability to hear individual sounds in simple words No progress in sight word recognition after several months Extreme frustration or avoidance of reading activities Significant gap compared to grade-level expectations that isn’t improving Math Concerns Cannot count to 20 consistently Struggles to understand basic number concepts (more, less, same) Makes no progress with addition within 10 after targeted practice Cannot recognize written numbers Shows extreme anxiety about math activities Behavioral or Social-Emotional Indicators Cannot follow simple two-step directions consistently Frequent emotional outbursts that don’t improve over time Inability to work independently for even short periods Significant difficulty with transitions or changes in routine Struggles to make or keep any friendships Physical aggression toward classmates Should I be concerned about my child’s social struggles? Social skills develop over time. If your child has at least one or two friends and can participate in group activities, they’re likely developing normally. Persistent isolation, difficulty forming friendships, or significant social anxiety may benefit from support from the school counsel

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