Kindergarten readiness assessment- Mathematics in Maryland

Established skills: percenatge of students at this level demonstrated the early math skills that support learning based on Maryland’s kindergarten learning standards. They are ready to build on these skills and take on new challenges throughout the year.
In Math, students at this level can count and compare quantities up to 10 and identify various number combinations up to 5 or beyond. These students may represent and solve addition and subtraction situations within 5 using multiple representations. Additionally, they may name and sort shapes or objects based on observable attributes, such as the number of sides, corners, or size.

Established skills: percenatge of students at this level demonstrated the early math skills that support learning based on Maryland’s kindergarten learning standards. They are ready to build on these skills and take on new challenges throughout the year.
In Math, students at this level can count and compare quantities up to 10 and identify various number combinations up to 5 or beyond. These students may represent and solve addition and subtraction situations within 5 using multiple representations. Additionally, they may name and sort shapes or objects based on observable attributes, such as the number of sides, corners, or size.