Skills available for New Mexico
pre-K
math standards
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PK.9
The child understands numbers, ways of representing numbers and relationships between quantities and numerals.
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PK.9.1
Uses one-to-one correspondence in counting increasingly higher groups of objects.
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PK.9.2
Uses numbers and counting as a means for solving problems and determining quantity.
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PK.9.3
Recognizes some numerals.
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PK.10
The child demonstrates understanding of geometrical and spatial concepts.
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PK.10.1
Recognizes, names, describes, compares and creates familiar shapes.
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PK.10.2
Describes and interprets spatial sense and positions.
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PK.11
The child demonstrates an understanding of non-standard units to measure and make comparisons.
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PK.11.1
Compares and uses language relating to time with increasing accuracy.
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PK.11.2
Anticipates, remembers, and describes sequence of events with increasing accuracy.
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PK.11.3
Uses mathematical language to describe experiences and make comparisons involving measurement with non-standard and/or standard units of measure.
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PK.12
The child demonstrates the ability to investigate, organize, and create representations.
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PK.12.1
Sorts, classifies, and groups materials by one or more characteristics.
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PK.12.2
Collects, organizes and begins to represent in some way information about self, surroundings, and meaningful experiences.
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