Numbers Assessment

This is the perfect short and quick assessment for your bilingual Grade 2 class. This product covers numbers up to 1000.

• Number sequence (ascending and descending)
• Comparing (more than, less than, equal to)
• Base 10 blocks
• Expanded form
• Listening and writing numbers

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A quick check for 3rd grade multiplication properties and multiplication facts concepts with math exit tickets makes is fun for kids and quick for the teacher.  This set of multiplication properties and facts exit tickets is the perfect bite-sized assessment to build fact fluency and wrap up one math lesson before moving on to the next one!

These multiplication properties and facts exit tickets are a great option is a great option if you looking for a quick and easy way to see if your students are learning the 3rd grade math concepts that they need so they don't fall behind? 

You will love using these multiplication properties and facts exit tickets as a quick assessment of your daily 3rd grade math lessons! Your students will love the lively designs and the few number of problems on each math exit ticket makes the work feel totally doable. 

Each half-page math exit ticket includes an "I can" statement and the opportunity for students to assess their own learning by choosing "I got this!", "I am still practicing", or "I need help." Each multiplication properties and facts exit slip also includes a few daily problems for students to solve related to the "I can ...:" statement.

These multiplication properties and facts exit tickets are adaptable for any 3rd grade math Common Core or NCTM-aligned curriculum. Math Exit Tickets are quick for students to complete, and even faster for teachers to grade!

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These math exit tickets come in two printing options: One with B&W clipart for early finishers to color and one without graphics for students that want to feel a little more grown-up.

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These task cards will help 1st and 2nd grade students practice comparing numbers up to 100 using the correct symbols in Greater Than Less Than task cards. Perfect for winter or any season activity, review, or assessment Task Cards Write the Room Math Centers Morning Work.

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• 15 Pages - 60 task cards 4/page
• PDF file
• Answer keys

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Are you looking for a ready to use test for assessing your Grade 8 students' understanding of the Whole Numbers section from term 1? This section test, with full memorandum, is just what you need!

Whether you're a teacher looking for a formal assessment or extra revision work for your students, a parent looking for test prep work for your your child, or a homeschool parent looking for a test to assess your child's understanding of the concepts they have been learning, this assessment test perfect for you!

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Whole Numbers Test Content:​

• Factors and Multiples
• Prime and Composite Numbers
• Properties of Numbers
• Mixed Operations
• Solving Problems – Ratio and Rate
• Solving Problems – Financial Maths

This Whole Numbers Section Test includes:

Question Paper:

• Total marks: 50
• Time allocation: 1 hour

Answer Key:

• A complete answer key, ensuring clarity and accuracy in assessing your students' performance.
• Each problem comes with detailed, step-by-step solutions to help your students understand the correct methods and approaches.
• Clear mark allocations, making it easier to mark and provide constructive feedback.

How to use this resource:

If you're a teacher

• You can use this test at the end of teaching the Whole Numbers section in Term 1 to test your students’ understanding of the concepts taught.
• You can give this test to your students to use as a revision exercise.
• You can use this test as an assignment.

If you are a homeschool parent

• Your child can use this test to check their understanding at the end of going through the Whole Numbers lessons in term 1.
• They can write the test in the allocated time and then use the answer key to check their work and see how the marks should be allocated.
• This is great for helping them to practice writing tests and working within a timeframe.
• Alternatively, you child can use this test as extra practice.

If you are a parent looking for test prep work for your child

• Your child can use this test as extra revision.
• Your child can also use this test to practice writing a test in a given timeframe.
• Once your child has gone through the test, they can use the answer key to help them understand how and where marks are allocated.

This assessment test is aligned to the South African CAPS curriculum.

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This counting punch card can be used as a motivator for your students as they practice counting to 50, 200 or 1000 using a variety of strategies.

Count to 50 by 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s

Count to 200 by 20s, 25s and50s

Count to 1000 by 50s, 100s and 200s

Help meet expectations in the Ontario Curriculum

Product also includes sheets to help practice skip counting by 2s 5s and 10s.

Print these cards on cardstock and punch or stamp each task as the student completes it!

You can see the entire resource in the preview above!

Let's go shopping for sports gear! A unique shopping assignment to help early learners learn to count and add. 7 slides include:

Balls

Boards

Clothing

Gear (2)

Shopping Basket

Budget Sheet

Directions

Students choose their items, color and cut out, then glue them into their shopping basket. Add the number of items in each category and list them on the shopping basket sheet. Make math fun! Can be used for assessment/review/teaching of skills.

MULTIPLICATION FACTS WITH PRODUCTS TO 80

Self-Correcting Math Fact Assessment and Progress Monitoring in Google Sheets™

Are you tired of correcting paper timed math fact assessments and manually entering scores?

Do you want a score that tells you exactly how many math facts a student is able to solve within a given time?

Is creating charts and visuals to share student progress time-consuming and tedious?

Data collection is quick and efficient with this self-correcting timed math fact assessment!

Simply assign through Google Classroom™ or share a link and students will each have their own individual progress monitoring workbook with 40 unique probes! 

The student enters their name (first session only), double clicks to select the date, and waits for the teacher to say “begin!” 

Each probe includes randomized math facts in a single column for quick transition between facts - simply press enter!

Students will then use a link to jump to the score and the data sheet with a graph showing results, progress, and a goal line!

Please see the complete directions within the preview for a more thorough explanation.

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Are you looking for Common Core-aligned formative math assessments that assess student mastery of expanded, standard, and word forms, as well as rounding and place value? Do you wish you could note, in an instant, your students' proficiency with the Common Core State Standards that relate to rounding and place value? Would you like a rigorous formative assessment that requires your class to go beyond "finding the answer"? Then this is the packet for you!

The 23-questions formative assessment includes rigorous questions that require students to use their understanding of place value to answer questions involving expanded, standard, and word forms and rounding, as well as EXPLAIN their thinking behind it! It's a great way to see exactly what your students are thinking and learn whether or not they genuinely understand the material!

PLEASE READ BELOW or DOWNLOAD THE PREVIEW to see EXACTLY what is included in this packet.

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Pages included in this packet:

• (1) 23-Question Formative Assessment

--Questions Cover Number and Operations in Base Ten

4.NBT.1, 4.NBT.2, and 4.NBT.3

--Question Format: Answer and Explain

• (1) Answer Key

• (1) Student Data Checklist

--Record Students’ Mastery of Each CCSS for Easy

Observation

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Inside you'll find 15 pages of counting sets. Learners will choose the most or least of whatever part is in the directions. Total page count includes info page, answer key, connect page, and TOU pages.

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Subitizing Domino Clip Cards || Numbers 1-12 || Domino Variations

These subitizing clip cards were created to be used in busy bins, activities for math center, an activity for small group instruction, or as an assessment tool.

What's Included?

. 22 black and white clip cards

. Single domino representations on each clip card

. 22 cards representing numbers 1-12

What is Subitizing?

Subitizing is a skill that involves quickly recognizing quantities without counting. As students develop their subitizing skills, they move through different phases, or levels, of subitizing:

• Perceptual subitizing
  This is the first phase of subitizing, and involves instantly recognizing small quantities, usually up to five. It's instinctive, and is often taught first because it's a building block for the next level. For example, a student might quickly name the quantity of four gems as "four".

• Conceptual subitizing
  This phase involves identifying the quantity of smaller groups within larger sets, and then combining them to name the total. For example, a student might see two fours in the eight of a domino. This phase requires more thought than perceptual subitizing.

How Do I Use These Cards?

. Simply print, cut, and laminate (these can be used over and over again for years to come)

. Encourage students to look at each card and group the numbers to get a total. This can be accomplished by counting each dot and adding together or by subitizing

. Promote fine motor skills by having students mark the correct answer with clothespins. You can differentiate for students by having them place buttons, pom-poms, or other small objects on the numbers as they identify them.

Suggested Uses:

. Assessment tool to determine students subitizing level

. Add to math centers for students to freely explore and count

. Add to morning boxes or busy boxes for students to complete

. Use as part of small group work to assess counting principles (stable order, correspondence, cardinality, abstraction, and order irrelevance).

. Use as part of transition times as (lining up, walking in halls, handwashing) to have students subitize while they wait

Check out these other no-prep math activities:

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• Count On Boards: Numbers 1-20

• Dice Addition Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12; 2 Dice Version

• Roll and Build Boards

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• Ice Cream Cone Number Stackables: Numbers 1-20

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Math and Literacy Mini-Books improve fine motor skills with scissor practice, hole punching, coloring, and handwriting. This product is a fun way to learn alphabet letters, numbers, shapes, colors and words. Students take home these engaging mini-books to read over and over. Back to School just got easier for teachers and more engaging for students!

All Books Color and B/W.

There are five mini-books in this product:

• My Alphabet Book
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Give your students practice with 2-digit subtraction when you use this mystery word task card activity. Your students will practice 2-digit subtraction in an engaging way. They will solve problems on the task cards, color in the answer and corresponding letter on the answer sheet, and then unscramble the letters to determine the mystery word.

What is included?

• 6 task cards
• full page problems (same problems as task cards)
• student answer sheet
• answer key

Why use these task cards?

• Perfect for reviewing topics.
• You will know students have the correct answers if they can identify the mystery word.
• The task cards are perfect to put around the room and have your students walk around to solve problems. It gets them up moving around!
• These cards would work well for Scoot.
• The full-sized version gives you an easy way to review each problem at the end of class.

Aligned with Common Core State Standards:

2.NBT.5: Fluently add and subtract within 100 using strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction.

Do you need an easy activity to leave for a substitute? Just print and leave with a substitute! Quick and easy prep for an engaging practice while you are absent.

Do your students need to get up and move around? Place the task cards all around the classroom. Students will need to walk to get to the next problem. Sure beats sitting in a chair all class!

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Practice number, color, and shape recognition with these fun I Have, Who Has cards! Children can practice recognizing these Pre-K concepts and recognizing their classmates with these fun games! Make learning fun with I Have, Who Has!

Engage young learners with this Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To cut-and-paste number comparison activity for numbers within 20! Perfect for early math skills, this hands-on resource helps students understand comparison symbols (>, <, =), build number sense, and develop fine motor skills.

Teachers can use it in math centers, small groups, or as independent practice, making it a versatile tool for Pre-K to 1st-grade classrooms. The interactive format keeps students engaged while reinforcing essential comparison concepts, supporting both individual learning and group activities in foundational math.

This PDF includes a series of number comparison exercises designed for students to practice using the symbols "greater than" (>), "less than" (<), and "equal to" (=). Here’s a breakdown of what’s included:

1. Number Comparison Prompts: A set of number pairs ranging from 0 to 20 for students to compare, with spaces for them to write the appropriate comparison symbol (> < =) between each pair. These comparisons help reinforce the concept of number magnitude.
2. Cut-and-Paste Activity: At the end, students are provided with the symbols (> < =) to cut out and paste in the correct spots for each comparison. This hands-on activity adds an interactive element, encouraging engagement and supporting fine motor skill development.
3. Independent Practice Format: The PDF is structured to be used independently or in a small group, allowing teachers to use it flexibly across different classroom settings.

Teachers can use this PDF as a versatile and engaging tool to help young students practice comparing numbers and understanding the concepts of "greater than," "less than," and "equal to." Here’s how it can be implemented in various classroom settings:

1. Math Centers: Place this activity in a math center where students can independently work on each problem, deciding whether numbers are greater than, less than, or equal to each other. The cut-and-paste element adds a hands-on component, making it more interactive and ideal for tactile learners.
2. Small Group Instruction: Teachers can use this PDF in small group settings to guide students through each comparison step-by-step, discussing each number pair and reinforcing the meaning of each symbol (> < =). This allows for more personalized support, especially for students needing extra help.
3. Individual Practice: Distribute this PDF as an independent worksheet where students can work through the comparisons at their own pace. It’s a great way to reinforce skills learned in a lesson on comparison and order.
4. Homework or Review Activity: Send this activity home for additional practice, or use it as a review exercise for students who need to solidify their understanding of number comparisons.
5. Fine Motor Skill Development: The cut-and-paste component supports the development of fine motor skills, making it especially useful in kindergarten and early grade levels.

By using this resource, teachers can reinforce foundational math skills while encouraging student engagement and independence through a hands-on approach.

Please check the preview before purchasing this product to ensure it suits your students!

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Assessment and fluency worksheets covering 4th grade math CCSS standards.

4.G.1 4.G.2 4.G.3 4.NF.1 4.NF.2 4.NF.3 4.NF.4 4.OA.1 4.OA.2 4.OA.4 4.OA.5 4.NBT.1 4.NBT.3 4.NBT.5 4.NBT.6 4.MD.1 4.MD.4 4.MD.5 4.MD.7

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Want a quick and easy package to use with your junior math class?

This package included 10 pages of open-ended problem solving questions for your operations unit. Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing are included. Pages include work space for solving the problem and a space for writing down the answers your students choose to share as being correct.

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This Graphing and Data Unit gives you a way to assess how well your students have learned graphs. The Data Depot is a real-world exercise in studying data and using graphs to interpret that data. Students will create various graphs as they look at sales data from a local store. Creating graphs! Interpreting data! It's all here!!

The student packet includes:
-Mean, Median, Mode
-Line Plots

-Box & Whiskers

-Frequency Tables

-Stem-N-Leaf

-Bar Graphs

-Line Graphs

-Venn Diagrams

-Reflection Page

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Interactive Notebook Pages to Teach Conversions Between Fractions, Decimals, and Percents

These pages make learning meaningful and fun. When students are finished they have a valuable resource for future use!

This set includes interactive notebook pages, exit slips, student activities to practice skills, assessment, and answer keys.

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Directions: Use these sheets to help students practice subitizing and array identification of objects. Subitizing is the ability to instantly and accurately recognize groups of objects between one and three items. Array identification refers to the mental counting of objects and can be assessed with arrays containing four to seven objects. These sheets should be flashed in front of a student for less than 1 second, and the student should be able to recognize the amount of objects.

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Looking for a way to introduce integers? Look no further! This basic review covers identifying, representing, comparing and ordering integers.

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