ECRM Quiz

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

Counting, adding, and comparing

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Number and operations, geometry, and measurement

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One to one correspondence, problem solving, and comparing

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Subitizing, joining, and composing

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

True

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False

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

lining up objects

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moving objects while counting

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touching each object when counting

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counting objects in a pile

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

True

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False

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Which example shows that a child understands cardinality?

A child recounts when asked how many there are.

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A child is asked to show 4 objects and can show you four objects.

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A child points to the last object.

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A child can tell you one less than the number of objects.

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

Ask the child to line up the objects.

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After the child counts ask, how many are there?

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Before the child counts, see if he/she knows the number by sight

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Ask the child to count the objects.

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The dot plate game helps with:

cardinality

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quotity

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subitizing

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comparing

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Comparing helps children understand the:

relationship between objects

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difference between objects and symbols

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exact nature of objects

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idea that no two objects are the same

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In this course, symbols refer to:

equal and addition symbols

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greater than and less than symbols

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objects that represent something else

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numbers

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

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False

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Geometry covers:

shape, position, and rotation

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comparing, position, and placement

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spatial, position, and composing

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shape, relationship, color

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A trapezoid and a rhombus are examples of…

hexagons

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parallelograms

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quadrilaterals

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kites

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You can compose and decompose numbers but not shapes.

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False

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What words describe the spatial relationship between shapes?

Above, below, beside

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Equal, less than, more than

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Colors, shapes, and numbers

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Heavy, fast, soft

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

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

blocks

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puzzles

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flashcards

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design trays and pattern blocks

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

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False

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

height

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volume

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length

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width

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

composing and decomposing

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direction and style

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tall, taller, tallest

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fast, faster, and fastest

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

True

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