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Free elementary math assessment microsofts
3rd/4th Grade Two Step Word Problems- All Operations
There are 20 two step word problems. I have used this as an assessment for third graders, and as classwork in small group math instruction with third and fourth graders. It has all different operations, while some problems are easier than others. It could also be used as homework.
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3rd - 4th
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Exit Ticket EDITABLE TEMPLATE
Create your own exit ticket for ANY subject using this template! Add in your learning objective, question(s), and you're good to go! Have students check in with their level of understanding by circling one of the thumbs. I used this at the end of my math block and it really helped me to figure out if they got the concept or not, and to see their perspective on their own learning. Enjoy! Make sure to give feedback :)
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K - 12th
Number Bond Worksheet
Use this resource as an Exit Ticket, assessment tool, during group work, partner work, or independent practice. Students are using a multitude of skills to complete this task: counting groups of images, separating parts and counting wholes, filling in a number bond, writing an addition sentence that matches the number bond, and writing a story problem. You can easily differentiate instruction in the last worksheet by inserting different numbers for different students to solve. For early finishe
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PreK - 1st
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3rd Grade Math Review
This is a "Jeopardy" style math game designed to be used as a review for the end of the year or before that BIG TEST! Play in teams. Students will have a blast reviewing key math concepts! Topics included in this math review:
-Number Operations and Algebraic Thinking
-Number Operations in Base 10
-Measurement and Data
-Fractions
-Geometry
Each question slide as a "home screen" button to make it easier to come back to the question game board.
Please note that this is a PowerPoint file. Each
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3rd
Elapsed Time Word Problems
This worksheet includes word problems related to elapsed time. Some of the questions involve the student's discovering the elapsed time, finding the beginning time, or finding the ending time.
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2nd - 4th
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Community Helpers: Match the Tools
I needed something simple to cover our Pre-K standard about community helpers, so I came up with this super easy game that covers math (sorting), Social Studies (community helpers), and Language Arts (speaking, vocabulary)! Students will match the tools to the community helper that uses it. If you want to extend the lesson, ask the students what the helper does with that tool. This is a great tool for small group or one-on-one lessons.
This is a FREE product!
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PreK - 2nd
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Counting Worksheet
This worksheet uses vocabulary from The Very Hungry Caterpillar to practice counting and writing numbers. Count the food items and write in the square provided.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License
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PreK - 1st
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2D shapes worksheet/assessment [Editable]
This is a worksheet to practise or assess 2D-shapes.Q1 - Students make a list of shapes that are in the box and how many (words are written there for spelling reference)Q2 - Students write the number of sides and vertices for different shapes.I used this worksheet with my Gr. 1's but you can edit the shapes to fit your needs.
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1st - 3rd
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Create a Math Board Game_Culminating Project or Unit Review
Creating a math board game is a fun and engaging activity for students to work in small groups to review previously taught skills. This free PowerPoint includes step by step student directions and a project rubric.
This activity can be modified for any math unit taught and is best suited for students 4th - 8th grade. It can be used as an extension activity, culminating project, or as a test prep unit review.
Students will also enjoy playing other students' games in the classroom once the
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5th - 8th
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NWEA MAP Math Review (161-220)
Review questions for the NWEA MAP math assessment! I'd recommend doing a couple of questions from each category every day leading up to the MAP test.Questions are divided into four categories: Numbers and Operations, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Geometry, and Measurement and Data. Each category has app. 20-25 slides. The questions span RIT bands 161-220. Great for first, second, and third grade!
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1st - 3rd
Exit Tickets - blank - EDITABLE
Exit tickets are great for assessing if students understood the lesson! Take 3-5 minutes at the end of every class and see whether you students got it. I usually use just 1-2 questions, projected on the smart board, and the students answer to their best ability.
Here is a page with 4 blank Exit Ticket forms. Edit in Powerpoint to make it your own!
Great for any grade level, any subject!
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PreK - 12th
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Progress Report and Parent Teacher Conference Reference Sheets {FREE}
Use as needed for parent teacher conferences or progress reports. This resource provides an easy pathway for conferences which can otherwise be stressful for teachers, AND parents. All pages are editable, or text boxes can be deleted if you wish to write in your information.Included:Parent sign in/scheduleGlow/Grow/How to helpProgress report with academics for LL/Math, behavior, academicsTerms of use/creditsCheck out other planning pages below:Free Intervention Planning and Student DataFree Conf
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PreK - 3rd
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Individual Progress Monitoring Tracking Sheet Math TEKS-Editable--FREE!
You can use these sheets by “plugging in” the data you collect after giving an assessment. This data could come from a program that analyzes your such as DMAC or from your own report that you create yourself.
These are designed to use to track data of each individual student over a period of time.
f course, every assessment will not include every skill—so you can use this system if you choose:
1.) Write the date of the assessment in a column at the top.
2.) Put a check mark next to the
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1st - 5th
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Shapes and Colors Assessment
This is a color and shape assessment that can be used with Pre-Kinder and Kindergarten students. It comes with an assessment page to keep track of results by 9 week grading periods. It also has the printable colors page and shapes page. Hope you enjoy!
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PreK - K
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Number recognition assessment 1-50
Number recognition assessment
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PreK - 1st
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IEP Goals & Objectives Bank- Aligned with Common Core
This product provides special education teachers a goal bank that is editable and can be easily changed according to individual needs. Goals are aligned to the Common Core indicators in reading, writing, and math. In addition, goals are offered in behavior and social interactions.Other related products are: IEP for Beginners IEP Related BundleSchool Law- My NotesSpecial Education Praxis (5354): Core Knowledge and ApplicationSocial Stories for schoolCommunication Boards (for students with limited
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PreK - 5th
Also included in: IEP Related Bundle
Coordinate Plane Quiz
Coordinate Plane Quiz includes:
-graphing ordered pairs
-identifying quadrants where points lie
-labeling all 4 quadrants
-writing ordered pairs to match points
-vocabulary
-three written response questions
Aligns to CCSS 6.NS.8 – Solve real-world and mathematical problems by graphing points in all four quadrants of the coordinate plane
Editable Microsoft Word document can be used as class work, homework, or an assessment.
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5th - 7th
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Two digit addition/subtraction with three addends template
A template for two digit addition or subtraction with three addends. Purchase the template and then you can insert the numbers into the grids. This page includes a tens and ones column as well as a carrying box. This template will help students when they are learning about adding multiple numbers with regrouping.
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2nd - 4th
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Math Assessment Data Tracking Sheet for Students
Students use this sheet to track their progress on various math assessments throughout the year. Included are spaces for I-Ready, quarterly benchmark exams, and unit tests. Students are able to record their scores and then graph them on the bar graph at the bottom. It helps them have a better understanding of how they are doing academically and helps them see their progress. This is also a great tool for goal setting and growth mindset!
It is fully editable, so you may change the grade level a
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1st - 12th
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Automatic Grade Book | Excel Grade Book | Number Grades AND Letter Grades!
The grade book (gradebook, mark book, markbook) that automatically calculates grade percentages AND letter grades! Start by choosing the grade scale you want or creating your own, then let the auto-grading feature do all the calculating for you! Want to use a weighted grade book? No problem! Want to use a points grade book? No problem! This automatic grade book has been tweaked to accommodate as many teaching styles and grading preferences as possible!
Watch the two-minute video to see how it
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Small Math Group Lesson Plan and Student Progress Form
I created this form to plan my small guided math groups and to keep track of student notes and progress. Use as is or edit if you'd like!
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Think Tinks - Creative and Logical Thinking:
Thin
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K - 5th
Place Value Task Cards - Pineapple Theme
Who doesn't LOVE pineapples?!?! These adorable task cards are sure to be a hit in your classroom. Use as review, center work, or while playing "scoot!" Great for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade.***Includes 4 sets of task cards***1. Write the Number2. Identifying Digits3. Expanded Form4. Mixed ReviewEach set includes 8 task cards.Answer Sheets and Key Included.Please leave a review and let me know what you think! :)
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2nd - 4th
Fractions Greater than 1. Relate Fractions and whole numbers
This product allows students to determine the whole number and the fraction greater than 1 by looking at the model. It also allows students to use the given fraction greater than 1 to create a model and determine the whole number
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3rd - 4th
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Editable Progress Report Template
Are you looking for a way to keep track of student data? Here is a template that I've used the past couple years to help parents understand where their child is during the first quarter.This file is a PowerPoint file and can be edited to say what you need. Please leave my logo at the bottom as this was created by myself. Thank you!Follow me on Instagram for more products, ideas and freebies @ Little Kinder Creations:)
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PreK - K
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