ECRM Quiz

Every Child Ready for Math includes which 3 focal points in early mathematic instruction?

It is important for children to be able to count forward and backwards.

When beginning to teach 1:1 correspondence, the course suggests you can use all the following strategies except:

All children who can verbally count also have 1:1 correspondence.

Which example shows that a child understands cardinality?

How do you check to see if a child understands quotity?

The dot plate game helps with:

Comparing helps children understand the:

In this course, symbols refer to:

The key concepts in teaching math stories are joining, separating, and comparing.

Geometry covers:

A trapezoid and a rhombus are examples of…

You can compose and decompose numbers but not shapes.

What words describe the spatial relationship between shapes?

When using game boards, the best place to start is off the board at “zero”.

Activities for teaching geometry in this course include all the following manipulatives except:

When teaching measurement, you should look at comparing, composing, and decomposing.

The activity, Will the Shoes Fit, looks at comparing…

When measuring objects, you can lay them next to each other and teach concepts such as:

Block play design challenges make block play more interesting and invite children to explore concepts of measurement such as length and volume.