Kindergarten Morning Work Review

Vocabulary and concepts extracted from the Kindergarten Morning Work packet covering literacy, math, shapes, and early arithmetic.

Beginning Letter

The first letter used to complete a word such as in "og", "at", "um", or "ip".

Sight Words

Common words practiced for instant recognition, including "a", "and", "away", "big", "the", "not", and "like".

Rhyming Words

Words that have the same ending sound, such as "cat" and "hat", "mop" and "top", "cut" and "nut", or "lip" and "rip".

Ten Frame

A mathematical visualization tool used to represent numbers by drawing dots within a $2 \times 5$ grid.

Tally Marks

A way of representing numbers using vertical and diagonal lines to count quantities.

Numeral

A symbol used to represent a number, such as $1$, $10$, or $13$.

Number Word

The name of a number written out in alphabetic characters, such as "one".

Square

A primary geometric shape that students learn to identify, trace, and draw.

Five-frame

A mathematical tool consisting of five squares used to help students visualize combinations that equal $5$.

Number Sentence

A mathematical equation, such as $+ = 5$, used to represent addition or subtraction facts.

Subtraction

A mathematical operation of taking one number away from another, such as $10 - 4 = 6$ or $2 - 1 = 1$.