Small Group Record Sheet Week 1 Activity Explore Manipulatives
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1 Week 1 Activity Explore Manipulatives 5 Corresponder 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) Observations/Trajectory Level: Comments: 18 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
2 Week 2 Activity Find and Make Groups 1 Small Collection Namer 3 Maker of Small Collections 4 Perceptual Subitizer to 4 5 Perceptual Subitizer to 5 Finds groups to: Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 19
3 Week 3 Activity Demonstrate Counting 5 Corresponder 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) Names numbers: Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 20 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
4 Week 3 Activity Make Number Pizzas 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) Numbers made well: Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 21
5 Week 4 Activity Match and Name Shapes 4 Shape Recognizer, Typical 8 Shape Recognizer, Circles, Squares, and Triangles 10 Shape Recognizer, All Rectangles Shapes known and Trajectory Level: Child s explanation(s): Comments: 22 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
6 Week 5 Activity Straw Shapes 9 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Looks Like 17 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Exact Shapes made: Accuracy/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 23
7 Week 5 Activity Is It or Not? 10 Shape Recognizer, All Rectangles 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier Shapes known: Justification given/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 24 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
8 Week 6 Activity Pizza Game 1 5 Corresponder 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) Counts, Counts To, Compares (Trajectory Level): Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 25
9 Week 6 Activity Make Number Pizzas 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) Numbers made well: Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 26 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
10 Week 7 Activity Get Just Enough 8 Counting Comparer (Same Size) 9 Counting Comparer (5) 11 Counting Comparer (10) Accurately groups up to: Strategies used (matching, counting, and so on)/ Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 27
11 Week 7 Activity Compare Game 6 Matching Comparer 8 Counting Comparer (Same Size) 9 Counting Comparer (5) 11 Counting Comparer (10) Counts well: Compares numbers: Strategies/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 28 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
12 Week 8 Activity Number Jump 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) Accurately produces a number of jumps up to: Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 29
13 Week 8 Activity Numeral Train Game 5 Corresponder 6 Counter (Small Numbers) 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) Counts dots on cube to: Counts spaces on board accurately: Strategies/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 30 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
14 Week 9 Activity Is It or Not? 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier Shapes/Trajectory Level: Child s justification(s): Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 31
15 Week 9 Activity Memory Geometry 2 Shape Matcher, Sizes 3 Shape Matcher, Orientations 5 Shape Matcher, More Shapes Matches shapes: Names shapes: Remembers array: Strategies/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 32 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
16 Week 10 Activity Guess My Rule 11 Side Recognizer 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier Guesses which rules/ Trajectory Level Reasoning displayed: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 33
17 Week 10 Activity Shape Step 10 Shape Recognizer, All Rectangles 11 Side Recognizer 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier Finds which shapes? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 34 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
18 Week 11 Activity How Many Now? 2 Nonverbal / 3 Small Number / 4 Find Results / Can add on 1, 2...? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 35
19 Week 11 Activity Space Race (Number Choice) 2 Nonverbal / 3 Small Number / 4 Find Results / Chooses number for best results? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 36 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
20 Week 12 Activity Mr. Mixup 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Description of mistakes/ Trajectory Level: Reasoning displayed: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 37
21 Week 12 Activity Dinosaur Shop (Sort and Label) 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Sorts according to given criteria? Counts dinosaurs to? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 38 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
22 Week 13 Activity Build Cube Stairs 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) Builds stairs? Extends? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments (Does child understand patterns? Cores?): Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 39
23 Week 13 Activity How Many Now? 2 Nonverbal / 3 Small Number / 4 Find Results / Can add on 1, 2...? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 40 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
24 Week 14 Activity Feely Box (Match and Name) 10 Shape Recognizer, All Rectangles 11 Side Recognizer 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier Shapes identified: Justifications given/ Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 41
25 Week 15 Activity Guess My Rule 11 Side Recognizer 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shapes Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier 18 Shapes Class Identifier Guesses which rules/ Trajectory Level Reasoning displayed: Comments: 42 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
26 Week 15 Activity Shape Step 10 Shape Recognizer, All Rectangles 11 Side Recognizer 13 Shape Recognizer, More Shapes 14 Shape Identifier Finds which shapes? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 43
27 Week 16 Activity Pattern Strips 3 Pattern Fixer 4 Pattern Duplicator AB 5 Pattern Extender AB 6 Pattern Duplicator 7 Pattern Extender Matches, really duplicates, extends? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments (Does child understand patterns? Cores?): 44 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
28 Week 17 Activity Pattern Strips (The Core) 7 Pattern Extender 8 Pattern Unit Recognizer Duplicates cores? Extends? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments (Does child understand patterns? Cores?): Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 45
29 Week 18 Activity Snapshots 3 Perceptual Subitizer to 4 4 Perceptual Subitizer to 5 5 Conceptual Subitizer to 5 Subitizes to/ Trajectory Level: Child s explanation(s): Comments: 46 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
30 Week 18 Activity Memory Number 7 Producer (Small Numbers) 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Matches amounts: Names numbers: Remembers array: Strategies/ Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 47
31 Week 19 Activity X-Ray Vision 1 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Counts correctly? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 48 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
32 Week 19 Activity Dinosaur Shop (Fill Orders) 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Produces up to 10? Keeps track of unordered items? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 49
33 Week 20 Activity How Many Now? 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Can add on 1, 2...? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 50 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
34 Week 20 Activity X-Ray Vision 1 8 Counter (10) 9 Counter and Producer (10 ) 10 Counter Backward from 10 Counts correctly? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 51
35 Week 21 Activity What s the Missing Step? 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Identifies missing step? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 52 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
36 Week 21 Activity Length Riddles 3 Indirect Length Comparer 5 End-to-End Length Measurer 7 Length Unit Relator Can measure and find objects? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 53
37 Week 22 Activity Length Riddles 3 Indirect Length Comparer 5 End-to-End Length Measurer 6 Length Unit Iterator Can measure and find objects? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 54 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
38 Week 22 Activity X-Ray Vision 2 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Counts correctly? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 55
39 Week 23 Activity What s the Missing Card? 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Identifies missing card? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 56 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
40 Week 23 Activity Pattern Block Puzzles 1 Pre-Composer 3 Piece Assembler 4 Picture Maker Places shapes accurately with no gaps? Uses trial and error and/or imagery? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 57
41 Week 24 Activity How Many Now? 2 Nonverbal / 3 Small Number / 4 Find Result / Can add on 1, 2...? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 58 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
42 Week 24 Activity Dinosaur Shop (Adding) 2 Nonverbal / 3 Small Number / 4 Find Result / Finds totals? Can child count up to, or produce, 10 or higher with dinosaurs and money? Check whether child can count unordered sets of dinosaurs. Strategies (counts all, counts on, subitizes, composes, and so on)/ Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 59
43 Week 25 Activity X-Ray Vision 2 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Counts correctly? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: 60 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
44 Week 25 Activity Snapshots (Adding) 4 Perceptual Subitizer to 5 5 Conceptual Subitizer to 5 6 Conceptual Subitizer to 10 Subitizes to/ Trajectory Level: Child s explanation(s): Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 61
45 Week 26 Activity Dinosaur Shop (Make It Right) 4 Find Result / 5 Find Change / 6 Make it N / 7 Counting Strategies / Correctly adjusts total? Strategies (Adds on? Counts from 1? Trial and error?)/trajectory Level: Comments (Does child understand? Seems to know what number to add on?): 62 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
46 Week 26 Activity Pizza Game 2 10 Counter Backward from Counter from N (N 1, N 1) 12 Skip Counter by 10s to 100 Accurately carries out each part of the activity? Strategies (Does child quickly know how to make the target number? Counts up from an existing number? Uses trial and error?)/trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 63
47 Week 27 Activity Building Shapes 9 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Looks Like 17 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Exact Builds squares, rectangles, triangles? Accuracy/Trajectory Level: Comments (Understands and discusses shapes attributes?): 64 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
48 Week 27 Activity Feely Box (Shapes) 14 Shape Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier 18 Shape Class Identifier Correct with which shapes? Describes shapes completely? Justification given/ Trajectory Level: Comments (Does child understand and communicate about the shapes?): Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 65
49 Week 28 Activity Building Shapes 9 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Looks Like 17 Constructor of Shapes from Parts, Exact Builds rhombus, triangle, other? Accuracy/Trajectory Level: Comments (Understands and discusses shapes attributes?): 66 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
50 Week 28 Activity Shape Step (Properties) 14 Shape Identifier 16 Parts of Shapes Identifier 18 Shape Class Identifier What properties does child correctly identify? Justification given/ Trajectory Level: Comments (Understands and communicates about shapes and their attributes?): Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 67
51 Week 29 Activity Compare Game (Adding) 3 Small Number / 4 Find Result / 5 Find Change / Finds sums? Can tell each number of the sum? Strategies (counts all, counts on, subitizes, composes, and so on)/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 68 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
52 Week 29 Activity Pattern Block Puzzles 4 Picture Maker 6 Shape Composer 7 Substitution Composer Places shapes accurately with no gaps? Uses trial and error or imagery? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 69
53 Week 30 Activity Compare Game (Adding) 3 Small Number / 4 Find Result / 5 Find Change / Finds sums? Can tell each number of the sum? Strategies (counts all, counts on, subitizes, composes, and so on)/ Trajectory Level: Comments: 70 Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment
54 Week 30 Activity Places Scenes (Parts) 2 Inexact Part-Whole Recognizer 3 Composer to 4, then 5 5 Composer to 10 6 Composer with Tens and Ones Counts accurately? Finds sums? Strategies/Trajectory Level: Comments: Real Math Building Blocks PreK Assessment 71
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