Matching Pairs Foundations & Principles: Match & LearnOnline version Match each math foundation or counting principle to its definition. by Christy Feller 1 Abstraction 2 One-to-one 3 Order irrelevance 4 Comparison 5 Numerical Recognition 6 Subitizing 7 Conservation of Number 8 Reciting 9 Cardinality 10 Stable order Identifying differences in quantity (more, less, greater, fewer). Naming the written symbol (e.g., reading "7"). Understanding the last number counted equals the total amount. Counting principles - counts in order “1,2,3 not 1,3,7,5” Counting principles - can count objects in any order and still have the same quantity Quantity stays the same even if objects are moved around Coordinating one touch/gesture per one number word. Saying the sequence from memory (rote counting) without objects. "Seeing" the amount instantly without counting (usually small sets). We can count things we can’t see (claps).
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