In several previous articles, we have made some progress to incorporate the work of the content in connection with
the mathematical processes in the classrooms of child education, with the aim of empowering literacy and
mathematical competence of the children of the first ages (Alsina, 2011, 2012). In this work about the presence of
standard processes in teaching and learning practices of the notion of number in the first ages, it is assumed that the
planning, management and evaluation of teaching practices that incorporate the mathematical processes in a
systematic way ,as tools to work the different contents in general, and the numerical in particular because of its
relevance in the first ages, requires to develop benchmarks that allow us to analyse the presence (or not) of the
processes in these practices.