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    This document outlines early childhood counting standards. It includes three standards for kindergarteners: 1) knowing number names and count sequences to 100 by ones and tens, 2) counting forward from a given number within the known sequence rather than starting at 1, and 3) demonstrating an understanding of these counting skills and sequences up to 100.

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    This document outlines early childhood counting standards. It includes three standards for kindergarteners: 1) knowing number names and count sequences to 100 by ones and tens, 2) counting forward from a given number within the known sequence rather than starting at 1, and 3) demonstrating an understanding of these counting skills and sequences up to 100.

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    This document outlines early childhood counting standards. It includes three standards for kindergarteners: 1) knowing number names and count sequences to 100 by ones and tens, 2) counting forward from a given number within the known sequence rather than starting at 1, and 3) demonstrating an understanding of these counting skills and sequences up to 100.

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    Lets Count

    Standard
    K.CC.A Know number names and the count sequence.
    K.CC.A.1

    0
    Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
    K.CC.A.2

    0
    Count forward beginning from a given number within the known sequence (instead of having to begin at
    1).
    K.CC.A.3

    Antoinette Mahoney
    You did it! You can count to
    100 by 1s, 10s, 5s,and 2s

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