FREE 3rd Grade Math Mid - End of Year Common Core Post Assessment - Self Scoring

This self-scoring DIGITAL assessment (printable version too) is a 3rd Grade Common Core Math Mid Assessment, 3rd Grade Math Post Assessment, 3rd Grade Math Post Test, 3rd Grade Math Summative Assessment, 3rd Grade Baseline, Intervention, End of Course (EOC), etc. or a 4th Grade Math Readiness Test. This useful assessment covers ONLY 3rd Grade Common Core Math standards.

• Print versions: ZIP Extractor is required, a free app for opening ZIP files in Google Drive. I provided a Microsoft Word Document and PDF.

• The assessment is designed to:
• a) to assess 3rd graders in the middle and end of 3rd grade to assess their mastery of the 3rd grade standards, i.e. progress monitoring; you can also test your 3rd graders on the 3rd grade standards at the beginning of the year if you'd like but most 3rd graders probably haven't been exposed to the 3rd grade standards unless they had unique circumstances; and/or

• b) to see how ready 4th grade students are for 4th grade (so we check their mastery of 3rd grade standards). **Please don't purchase "4th Grade Math Pre Assessment | 4th Grade Math Pretest | Distance Learning." They are the same, but it can be used for either grade level depending on the teachers intentions.

• Easily analyze student data to determine gaps and misconceptions. Use data to guide instruction by pulling small groups and plan your lessons strategically to meet students' needs. The assessment automatically generates a score so you don't have to spend time grading! Instead, spend more time planning effective lessons and interventions to maximize learning!

• Use the free teacher dashboard on Desmos to analyze student results. Easily monitor student performance in one snapshot based on particular questions/standards. See which questions/standards students need the most support in. Check out the preview for how to get students' scores.

There are a total of 30 multiple choice questions and students take the assessment online using Desmos, a free platform. While free-response questions are very useful, I wanted this to be quick and easy to implement. Instructions are provided on how to use Desmos in the slides (from the purchase) and preview.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me at brettpatrick5@gmail.com. Thanks!

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