Early Numeracy Progressions Sarah R. Powell, Ph.D.
[email protected] @sarahpowellphd Element 1. Focus on critical content (skills, strategies, vocabulary, concepts, rules)
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2. Sequence skills logically 3. Break down complex skills into smaller instructional units 4. Design organized and focused lessons 5. Begin lessons with goals and expectations 6. Review prior skills and knowledge 7. Provide step-by-step demonstrations 8. Use clear and concise language 9. Provide examples and non-examples 10. Provide guided and supported practice 11. Require frequent responses 12. Monitor student performance 13. Provide immediate affirmative and corrective feedback 14. Deliver lesson at a brisk pace 15. Help students organize knowledge 16. Provide distributed and cumulative practice
Archer & Hughes (2011)
Counting Principles Stable Order
Ten Frame
One-to-One Correspondence
Cardinality
Abstraction
Order Irrelevance
Number Lines
Finger Counting
Basic Facts Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Fluency Taped Problems
Cover-Copy-Compare
Constant Time Delay
Flash Cards
Place Value
Computation: Addition Anthony 227 + 185 =
Beth 227 + 185 =
Courtney 227 + 185 =
Daniel 227 + 185 =
Notes About Addition
Computation: Subtraction Emma 232 – 164 =
Fred 232 – 164 =
Gabby 232 – 164 =
Hannah 232 – 164 =
Notes About Subtraction
Computation: Multiplication Markus 183 x 27 =
Nate 183 x 27 =
Olivia 183 x 27 =
Patrice 183 x 27 =
Notes About Multiplication
Computation: Division Roscoe 815 ÷ 16 =
Samuel 815 ÷ 16 =
Tony 815 ÷ 16 =
Ula 815 ÷ 16 =
Notes About Division