Assessment Activity Sample.pdf

CENTER-BASED ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY

Store

DESCRIPTION

Most center-based programs offer a variety of materials children can count (pens, erasers, etc.) that provide opportunities for team members to observe the children’s math skills. The Store assessment activity offers opportunities to observe children counting items, reciting numbers, reading and writing numerals, or demonstrating an understanding of the concept of subtraction. For example, a child could count out three pens, compare two sets of items, or write numerals.

SUGGESTED MATERIALS

SUGGESTED PROCEDURES


CENTER-BASED ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY

Store

Score Key Note Key
Mastery performance 2 Emerging performance1A=Assistance1I=Incomplete1AI=Assistance/Incomplete No performance0 C=ConductM=ModificationQ=QualityR=Report
A. Counting Target Solution
1. Counts out 3 items
1.1 Counts 3 items to determine “How many?”
1.2 Recites numbers 1-3
2. Counts out 10 items
2.1 Counts 10 items to determine “How many?”
2.2 Recites numbers 1-10
3. Counts out 20 items
3.1 Counts 20 items to determine “How many?”
3.2 Recites numbers 1-20
4. Skip counts by tens to 100
4.1 Recites numbers 31-100
4.2 Recites numbers 1-30
B. Quantitative Relations
1. Compares items in sets to 5 by counting

CENTER-BASED ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY

Store

Score Key Note Key
Mastery performance 2 Emerging performance 1A=Assistance 1A=Assistance/incomplete No performance 0 C=Conduct M=Modification Q=Quality R=Report
Target Score Notes
C. Reading and Writing Numbers (continued)
2.2 Labels numerals 6-10
3. Reads and writes numerals for quantities 11-20
3.1 Demonstrates understanding of mathematical meaning of written numerals 11-20
3.2 Labels numerals 11-20
D. Addition and Subtraction
1. Reads and writes symbols for addition (+) and equals (=)
1.1 Solves picture or object addition problems using shortcut sum strategy
1.2 Counts forward to 10
1.3 Solves picture or object problems using count all strategy
1.4 Says number after 1-10
1.5 Demonstrates understanding of concept of addition
2. Reads and writes symbols for subtraction (-) and equals (=)

Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children, Third Edition (AEPS®-3), by Bricker, Dionne, Grisham, Johnson, Macy, Slentz, & Waddell. © 2022 Brookes Publishing Co. All rights reserved.