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Correlation of TTT’s
Making Sense of Problem Solving:
Targeting NCTM Curriculum Focal Points (Level A) to
Virginia's Current Mathematics Standards for Kindergarten
 

  Section I: Developing a Problem Solving Environment;

         Chapter A: Readiness for Problem Solving
         Chapter B: Fostering Critical Thinking  --              VA.K.17, VA.K.18, VA.1.13
         Chapter C: Creating and Sustaining a Safe Classroom Environment

The Essential Processes are targeted in EACH Making Sense of Problem Solving Unit.

  Section II:  Targeting NCTM Curriculum Focal Points (CFP)
 
A.1 How Many Buttons? VA.K.2 Joining Sets
A.2 Time for Tea VA.K.1, VA.K.3 Comparing and Ordering Sets
A.3 Playground Puzzles VA.K.6 Simple Separating Solutions
A.4  Over and Under VA.K.11, VA.K.12, VA.1.15 Spatial Orientation
A.5  Who's on First VA.K.3, VA.K.13, VA.1.16 Ordinal Numbers and Geometric Shapes
A.6 Block and Roll VA.K.10, VA.K.12, VA.2.20 Spatial Reasoning with 3-D Shapes
A.7 Be a Builder VA.2.20 Construct More Complex 3-D Shapes
A.8  A Pound or Not a Pound? VA.K.10, VA.1.12, VA.1.14 Ordering by Weight (More or Less than a Pound)
A.9 Longer, Shorter, or the Same? VA.K.10, VA.2.12 Compare Lengths with a Third Object
A.10 Going to Great Lengths VA.K.10 Sorting and Ordering Objects by Length
A.11 Where Does It Go? VA.K.13 Sorting with a Venn Diagram
A.12 What Do You Like? VA.K.14, VA.1.18 Collecting Data
A.13 How Do I Get There from Here? VA.1.20 Following Directions
A.14 A String of Beads VA.K.18, VA.1.21, VA.2.25 Extending Repeating Patterns
A.15 How Does Your Pattern Grow? VA.1.21, VA.2.25 Extending Growing Patterns

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