Writing and Maths

Count a set of up to 20 objects accurately using one-to-one correspondence.

Match the numerals 0–20 to quantities of objects.

Compare and order whole numbers from 0 to 20.

Calculate sums within 10 using counters, drawings, or a number line.

Identify the essential parts of a complete simple sentence.

Write complete simple sentences with a clear subject and action.

Apply a capital letter at the beginning and suitable punctuation at the end of a sentence.

Answer literal who, what, where, and when questions about a short paragraph.

Represent two-digit numbers up to 99 as tens and ones.

Calculate addition facts within 20 using counting-on and making-ten strategies.

Model subtraction within 20 as taking away or finding the difference.

Solve one-step addition and subtraction problems presented in words.

Identify nouns and verbs in simple sentences.

Use subject–verb agreement in simple present-tense sentences.

Identify the main idea and one supporting detail in a short paragraph.

Arrange related sentences in a logical order to form a short paragraph.

Represent multiplication as equal groups and arrays.

Calculate multiplication facts for 2, 5, and 10 using skip counting or equal groups.

Use the commutative property to derive a multiplication fact from a known fact.

Solve one-step multiplication problems involving equal groups.

Distinguish past, present, and future actions from the verbs used in sentences.

Join two related ideas using and, but, or because.

Spell unfamiliar regular words by breaking them into individual sounds.

Write a focused paragraph containing a topic sentence and supporting sentences.

Represent division as equal sharing and equal grouping.

Calculate division facts related to the 2, 5, and 10 multiplication facts.

Identify one-half and one-quarter of shapes and small quantities.

Choose and apply addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division to solve a one-step everyday problem.

Follow a short set of written instructions in the correct sequence.

Summarize the main point of a short paragraph in one sentence.

Write a clear short message that includes all information the reader needs.

Proofread a short piece of writing for sentence completeness, capitals, end punctuation, and common spelling errors.