NY State Framework for M, S & T
matched to
Trudy's Time & Place House
 
show relationships among various numbers and number concepts;
(Mathematics; Number Sense/Numeration Concepts; Elementary)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
select appropriate standard and nonstandard measurement tools in measurement activities;
(Mathematics; Measurement; Elementary)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
Component: Time Twins
Reference: Guide p. 27-30
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
explore the attributes of area, length, capacity, weight, volume, time, and temperature;
(Mathematics; Measurement; Elementary)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
Component: Time Twins
Reference: Guide p. 27-30
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
make estimates of measurement, using formal and informal methods;
(Mathematics; Measurement; Elementary)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
╖ The relationship of mathematics, science, and technology to society
(Connecting Themes; Key Concepts)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: K-2 Suggested: - Interested: -
compare ways in which mathematics, science, and technology affect daily life, earlier generations and people in other parts of the world; describe the values and motivations that lead people to seek new knowledge in mathematics and science and to improve technologies; describe early developments and major milestones in the history of mathematics, science, and technology
(Connecting Themes; Key Concepts; Elementary)
Component: Calendar Clock
Reference: Guide p. 23-26
Required: - Suggested: K-2 Interested: -
Printed On: January 22, 1999
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