Question: Complete the sorting activityLinks to an external site. without referring to the Common Core Standards first. This part of the activity will not be submitted

  1. Complete the sorting activityLinks to an external site. without referring to the Common Core Standards first. This part of the activity will not be submitted for a grade. Rather, this is an opportunity for you to use your best judgement to make an educated guess as to which skill is practiced in each grade level listed.
  2. Use the Common Core Standards for Mathematics to check find the standards listed within the activity and check the accuracy of the matches you made within the sorting activity from step #1.
  3. View each of the mathematical tasks below that are associated with the standards involved in the activities above.
    • Kindergarten TaskLinks to an external site.
    • 1st Grade TaskLinks to an external site.
    • 2nd Grade TaskLinks to an external site.
    • 3rd Grade TaskLinks to an external site.
    • 4th Grade TaskLinks to an external site.
    • 5th Grade TaskLinks to an external site.
  4. Compose a reflection on the following prompts:
    • Which standards, if any, were challenging to place with a coordinating grade level when first completing the sorting activity without using the CCSS? If so, explain why those standards were particularly difficult to match.
    • After referring to the CCSS to check your work, which standards (if any) did you misplace? Were any of the standard skills surprisingly more or less challenging when it comes to age/grade level than you originally thought?
    • How do the standards in the sorting activity build upon one another?
    • How do the Illustrative Mathematics tasks build upon one another? Describe two to three examples of coherency in the set of tasks above.

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