Curriculum constructs × assessment
The taught-and-practised side of childhood assessment. Rows are skill and knowledge constructs in our canonical ontology; columns are curriculum-aligned assessment instruments. A dot means that instrument measures that construct — its colour intensity reflects our mapping confidence.
29 constructs · 1 instrument · click any construct to see how each instrument approaches it.
Climbing and Vertical Movement
Common Exception Words
Conversational and Discourse Skills
Cooperative Play and Collaboration
Count to 20
Decoding and Word Reading
Encoding Words (Moveable Alphabet)
Friendship Building and Maintenance
Gain, Maintain and Monitor Interest of Listeners
Historical Understanding and Temporal Awareness
Independence and Self-Help Skills
Independent Toileting
Letter Formation and Handwriting
Letter-Sound Correspondence
Locomotor Skills
Narrative Creation and Storytelling
Natural World Observation and Description
Number Bonds and Fact Fluency
Number Sense and Quantity Recognition
Nutritious Food Choices and Eating Habits
Past Tense Production
Phonological Awareness
Quantity Comparison
Scientific Inquiry and Investigation
Skipping with Alternating Feet
Tool Use and Manipulation
Turn-Taking and Sharing
Understanding Community Roles and Relationships
Uses Scissors with Control