Common-start offset pair choice
Common-start offset pair choice asks the player to compare two sequences or paths with a common start and choose the ordered pair of offsets satisfying the relation.
Practice focus
Number sense and place value
Watch: Choose left set, right set, or same bridge for more/fewer/same. The shell keeps the complete question visible, reserves the canonical reply band, and reveals proof on the same task objects.
Misread: Child action: Choose left set, right set, or same bridge for more/fewer/same.
Curriculum: Mapped to Comparing sets to 20.
Given two visible groups with at most 20 objects each, decide which group has more, fewer, or the same amount using matching, counting, or grouping.
This skill appears in Object-set compare choice, Extra-object residue mark, Difference amount and relation choice, Object-pair proof builder, Conservation transform relation choice, Cross-representation relation match, Comparison proof-card choice, Common-start offset pair choice, Fixed-set ordinal value choice.
Common-start offset pair choice asks the player to compare two sequences or paths with a common start and choose the ordered pair of offsets satisfying the relation.
Number sense and place value
Comparison proof-card choice asks the player to choose the proof card that correctly justifies a comparison.
Number sense and place value
Conservation transform relation choice asks the player to inspect before/after transformation and choose relation/reason.
Number sense and place value
Cross-representation relation match asks the player to match the same relation across representations.
Number sense and place value
Difference amount and relation choice asks the player to choose a relation-and-amount chip, such as left has 3 more.
Number sense and place value
Extra-object residue mark asks the player to mark every unmatched extra object or tap same-zero bridge.
Number sense and place value
Fixed-set ordinal value choice asks the player to order the fixed numeral set by the declared relation and choose the value in the requested ordinal position.
Number sense and place value
Object-pair proof builder asks the player to build one-to-one pairs, then choose relation.
Number sense and place value
Object-set compare choice asks the player to choose left set, right set, or same bridge for more/fewer/same.
Number sense and place value
Fresh independent work can move toward Core, Transfer, or Challenge routes; help use or confusion keeps support visible.
Hints keep attention on the visible structure; reveals show the path without counting as independent evidence.
Presentation can reduce reading and interaction load without changing the selected skill. Practice focus can bias compatible work without breaking prerequisites or story fit.