Kindergarten 1 Basic Problem Solving Quiz

Basic Problem Solving for Kindergarten 1

• The topic focuses on basic problem-solving skills for Kindergarten 1 students, with a total of 5 learning outcomes.

Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate basic numeracy skills by accurately counting up to 20 objects and recognizing number patterns up to 10.
• Apply simple addition concepts to solve basic mathematical problems involving numbers up to 10, with an accuracy rate of at least 80%.
• Verbally express solutions to simple problems using age-appropriate language, with the ability to explain the process used to arrive at the solution.
• Evaluate effectively with peers in problem-solving activities, contributing at least one idea to the group solution.
• Demonstrate creative thinking by exploring different approaches to simple problem-solving tasks within a 15-minute activity period.

Table of Specification

• The table outlines the content, class, and assessment distribution for the 5 learning outcomes.
• The content is divided into two sections: basic numeracy skills and simple addition concepts.

Assessment of Learning

• The assessment consists of a 30-50 item pencil-and-paper test, constructed based on the Table of Specification.
• The deadline for the test is April 19, 2024.
• The scoring criteria include:
  • Alignment with the stated learning outcomes and Table of Specification
  • Adherence to the guidelines in test construction
  • Format and arrangement
  • Language and mechanics
  • The total score is 70 points, with 20 points for alignment, 30 points for adherence to guidelines, 10 points for format and arrangement, and 10 points for language and mechanics.