MISSOURI S Early Learning Standards



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Alignment of MISSOURI S Early Learning Standards with Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (AEPS ) A product of 1-800-638-3775 www.aepsinteractive.com

Represents feelings and ideas in a variety of ways Literacy Standards Symbolic Development Represents feelings and ideas through pretend play 3-6 Cognitive F 1 Represents feelings and ideas through movement 3-6 Gross Motor All All Represents feelings and ideas through music 3-6 Social D 2.2 Represents feelings and ideas through art and construction 3-6 Fine Motor B 2.1 Uses language to communicate ideas, feelings, questions, or to solve problems Spoken/Expressive Language Communicates in home language and is understood by others 3-6 Social-Communication A 1, 2 Uses language to pretend or create 3-6 Cognitive A 1.2 Initiates and responds appropriately in conversation and discussions with adults and children 3-6 Social-Communication A 2 Uses complete sentences of varying length 3-6 Social-Communication A 1 Listens for different purposes Listening/Receptive Communication Follows simple directions 3-6 Cognitive C 1, 1.1 Listens responsively to books and stories 3-6 Social B 2.3, 3.3 Listens to and engages in conversations with others 3-6 Social-Communication A 2

Responds to questions 3-6 Social-Communication A 2.4 Uses writing as a means of expression/communication Written Language Experiments with writing tools and materials 3-6 Fine Motor B 1, 1.1 Uses scribbles, shapes, pictures and letters to write 3-6 Fine Motor B 2, 2.1---2.3, 3, 3.1---3.3 Tells others about intended meaning of drawings and writings 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.2 Uses a variety of resources to facilitate writing 3-6 Fine Motor B All Applies early reading skills Knowledge of Print and Books Shows interest in reading and books 3-6 Social-Communication D 1.1 Exhibits book-handling skills 3-6 Fine Motor A 1, 1.1 Pretends to read easy or predictable books or tries to read along during his/her favorite part of story 3-6 Cognitive C 3.1 Responds to text 3-6 Social-Communication A 2.4 Reads environmental print and symbols 3-6 Cognitive G 2.2 Identifies some alphabet letters 3-6 Cognitive H 3.1 Recognizes that print represents spoken words 3-6 Cognitive H 2.2 Develops a sense of story 3-6 Cognitive F 1.2 Sounds of Language

Attends to sounds in language Matrix showing the alignment between the Assessment Evaluation and Programming System (AEPS ) 2 nd Edition items Repeats rhymes, simple songs, poems and finger plays 3-6 Cognitive H 1.1 Participates in word games 3-6 Social-Communication B 2.1, 3.1 Discriminates some sounds in words 3-6 Cognitive H 1.4 Use number to show quantities Mathematics Numbers and Operations Shows interest in counting and quantity 3-6 Social-Communication D 1.1 Develops increasing ability to rote count in sequence 3-6 Cognitive G 1, 1.1, 1.2 Counts objects with understanding 3-6 Cognitive G 1, 1.1, 1.2 Uses language to represent number of objects Uses language to compare number (e.g., more/less, greater/fewer, equal to) 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Combines and names how many 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Separates and names how many 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Explores everyday fractions 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Solves problems using number Names how many there are in a group (up to five objects) without counting 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Uses one-to-one correspondence when counting objects 3-6 Cognitive G 1, 1.1, 1.2

Uses one-to-one correspondence to compare the size of a group of objects 3-6 Cognitive A 2.2 Estimates, then counts to verify the number of objects 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.2 Uses numerical representation Uses drawings to represent number. 3-6 Fine Motor B 2.1 Identifies numerals in everyday situations. 3-6 Cognitive G 2, 2.1 Uses ordinal numbers (first, second, last). 3-6 Cognitive A 2.1 Writes some numerals. 3-6 Fine Motor B 2.1 Matches numeral with quantity 3-6 Cognitive G 2 Investigates positions and locations Geometry and spatial sense Takes objects apart and puts them together 3-6 Fine Motor A 1, 1.1 Uses actions and words to indicate position and location 3-6 Cognitive A 3.1 Uses actions and words to indicate movement and orientation 3-6 Cognitive A 3.1 Explores shapes in the environment Investigates and talks about the characteristics of shapes. 3-6 Cognitive A 1.2 Creates and duplicates three-dimensional and twodimensional shapes using a variety of materials 3-6 Cognitive A 1.2 Identifies and names some shapes 3-6 Cognitive A 1.2 Indicates if shapes are alike or different using one or more characteristics 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.3

Recognizes relationships in the environment Matrix showing the alignment between the Assessment Evaluation and Programming System (AEPS ) 2 nd Edition items Patterm and Relationship (Algebra) Matches, sorts and regroups objects according to one or more characteristic 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1---1.3 Orders things according to relative differences 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1---1.3 Uses patterns in the environment Recognizes patterns 3-6 Cognitive B 1.3 Duplicates and extends patterns 3-6 Cognitive C 2.1 Creates patterns 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.3 Makes comparisons Measurement Compares objects using measurable features 3-6 Cognitive A 2 Describes measurement 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.7 Orders three or more objects according to length or size differences 3-6 Cognitive C 2 Uses language associated with time in everyday situations 3-6 Cognitive A 3.2 Anticipates, remembers and predicts a sequence of events 3-6 Cognitive C All Use measurement Explores ways to measure 3-6 Cognitive E 1.2 Measures using objects 3-6 Cognitive E 1.2

Collects, organizes and uses information Matrix showing the alignment between the Assessment Evaluation and Programming System (AEPS ) 2 nd Edition items Exploring Data Asks questions to gather information 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Sorts and classifies objects into groups and sometimes explains how the grouping was done 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 Evaluates information to answer questions 3-6 Cognitive E 2 Uses gross motor skills with purpose and coordination Physical Development, Health and Safety Physical development Moves from one point to another 3-6 Gross Motor A 1.1, 2.1 B 1, 3, 3.1 Controls body movements 3-6 Gross Motor All All Uses large-muscle movements to manipulate objects 3-6 Gross Motor B 2, 2.1---2.4, 4, 4.1 Uses fine motor skills with purpose and control Performs fine motor tasks 3-6 Fine Motor All All Uses fingers and hands to accomplish fine motor tasks 3-6 Fine Motor All All Uses tools in a functional manner 3-6 Fine Motor All All Exhibits coordination of facial muscles 3-6 Social-Communication A 3.2 Responds to sensory input to function in the environment Exhibits sensory awareness 3-6 Social C 1

Exhibits body awareness 3-6 Social-Communciation A 3.2 Exhibits spatial awareness 3-6 Cognitive A 3.1 Exhibits temporal awareness 3-6 Cognitive A 3.2 Practices healthy behaviors Health Shows independence in personal hygiene 3-6 Adaptive B 2 Chooses to participate in daily physical activity 3-6 Social B 1, 2, 3 Exhibits body strength and endurance 3-6 Gross Motor All All Practices safe behaviors Listens to and follows adult directions during emergencies 3-6 Social C 2, 2.2 Safety Follows vehicle, street and public safety 3-6 Social C 2 Recognizes personal danger 3-6 Social C 2, 2.2 Knows how and when to seek help 3-6 Social C 1, 2.1 Explores physical properties of objects and materials Science Physical science Shows interest in the physical world 3-6 Social D 1.2

Uses one or more senses to observe the physical world 3-6 Social D 1.2 Experiments with simple tools 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Investigates properties of objects and materials Asks questions about objects and materials 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Experiments with objects and materials to gather information and observe reactions 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.2 Shows knowledge of physical properties of objects 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 Solves problems involving physical properties of objects and materials Identifies problems involving physical properties of objects and materials 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Experiments with objects to produce desired effects 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Makes predictions based on experiences with objects and materials 3-6 Cognitive E 2.2 Represents observations of the physical world in a variety of ways Represents observations through pretend play 3-6 Cognitive F 1 Represents observations through music and movement 3-6 Cognitive A 3.2 Represents observations through art and construction 3-6 Fine Motor All All Talks about the physical world 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.7 Explores characteristics of living things Life Science

Shows interest in plant and animal changes 3-6 Social D 1.2 Uses one or more senses to observe the natural world 3-6 Cognitive E 1.2 Investigates characteristics of living things Asks questions about the natural world 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Collects information to learn about living things 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Shows knowledge of the characteristics of living things 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1 Solves problems related to living things Identifies problems involving living things 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Recognizes that living things have needs 3-6 Social C 1 Makes predictions based on experiences with living things 3-6 Cognitive E 2.2 Represents observations about living things in a variety of ways Represents observations through pretend play 3-6 Cognitive F 1 Represents observations through music and movement. 3-6 Cognitive A 3.2 Represents observations through art and construction 3-6 Fine Motor All All Talks about plants and animals Social-Communication A 1.7 Explores properties of earth and space Earth Science Shows interest in earth and space 3-6 Social D 1.2

Uses one or more senses to observe earth and space 3-6 Social D 1.2 Uses simple tools to explore earth and space 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Investigates properties of earth and space Asks questions about earth and space 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Conducts experiments to gain knowledge of earth and space 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Shows knowledge of changes in earth and space 3-6 Cognitive E 2 Solves problems involving earth and space 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Identifies problems involving earth and space 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Makes predictions based on experiences with earth and space 3-6 Cognitive E 2.2 Represents observations about earth and space in a variety of ways Represents observations through pretend play 3-6 Cognitive F 1 Represents observations through music and movement 3-6 Cognitive A 3.2 Represents observations through art and construction 3-6 Fine Motor All All Talks about earth and space 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.7 Exhibits self awareness Social and Emotional Development Knowledge of self Shows respect for self 3-6 Social D 2.2

Develops personal preferences 3-6 Social D 1 Knows personal information 3-6 Social D 3 Develops self-control Follows simple rules 3-6 Social C 2, 2.2 Accepts transitions and follows daily routines 3-6 Social C 2, 2.2 Expresses feelings through appropriate gestures, actions and language 3-6 Social C 2.2 Adapts to different environments 3-6 Social C 1 Develops personal responsibility Cares for personal and group possessions 3-6 Social A 3.3 Begins to accept the consequences of his or her own actions 3-6 Social D 2 Builds relationships of mutual trust and respect with others Respects the rights of others 3-6 Social A 1.3, 2.3 Respects adult leadership 3-6 Social C 2.1 Seeks comfort and security from significant adults 3-6 Social C 1 Develops friendships 3-6 Social A 1, 2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 Uses courteous words and actions 3-6 Social A All Respects similarities and differences among people 3-6 Cognitive B 1, 1.1, 1.3 Works cooperatively with children and adults

Participates successfully as a member of a group 3-6 Social B 2, 3 Shares experiences and ideas with others 3-6 Social-Communication A 1 Begins to examine a situation from another person s perspective 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.2 Resolves conflicts with others 3-6 Social A 3 Shows curiosity Approaches to Learning Approaches to Learning Expresses interest in people 3-6 Social D 1 Shows interest in learning new things and trying new experiences. 3-6 Social D 1 Asks questions 3-6 Social-Communication A 1.6 Take Initiative Initiates interaction with others 3-6 Social A 1.4, 2 Makes decisions independently 3-6 Social D 1 Develops independence during activities, routines and play 3-6 Social B 1, 1.1, 1.2 Exhibits creativity Tries new ways of doing things 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Uses imagination to generate a variety of ideas 3-6 Cognitive F 1 Exhibits a sense of humor 3-6 Social A 1.5

Shows confidence Expresses his or her own ideas and opinions 3-6 Social-Communication A 1 Views self as competent and has a positive selfimage 3-6 Social D 1 Displays persistence Sustains attention to a task or activity appropriate for his age 3-6 Social B 1 Pursues challenges 3-6 Cognitive E 2.3 Copes with frustration 3-6 Social A 3 Uses problem-solving skills 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Recognizes problems 3-6 Cognitive E 1.2, 2.3 Tries to solve problems 3-6 Cognitive E 1, 1.1, 1.2 Works with others to solve problems 3-6 Social A 3.1

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