Modelo Matemáticas Prejardín-1º

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Matemáticas Prejardín-1º
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Conteo

Conteo

El Conteo implica decir palabras numéricas distintas en orden y asignar una palabra a un elemento en una colección. Un Conteo preciso es una habilidad fundamental para la comprensión del número y el crecimiento en el rendimiento temprano en matemáticas.

Ideas Principales

  • Conteo Procedimental: capacidad de secuenciar correctamente los números de forma oral.

  • Conteo Conceptual: comprensión que tienen los niños sobre los procedimientos de conteo y la correspondencia uno a uno, en la cual cada palabra numérica se asigna a un solo elemento dentro de un grupo.

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