This product offers 50 quizzes with 10 questions each to assess 4th-grade math skills. It includes a Google Slides digital version for distance teaching, answer keys, standards alignment chart, and student/teacher data trackers. Can be used for student tracking, intervention, stations, review, morning work, and pre-assessment.
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This product is great for quickly assessing your students’ understanding of specific 4th-grade math skills. There are 50 quizzes that each include 10 questions based on the 4th grade standards. As a bonus, this product now includes a Google Slides digital version that you can use with your distance teaching.
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What’s Included?
► 50 10-Question Assessments
► Google Slides Digital Version of each quiz (with digital “tools” for answering)
► Answer Keys
► Standards Alignment Chart (Common Core and TEKS)
► Student Data Tracker
► Teacher Data Tracker
✐HOW CAN YOU USE THESE ASSESSMENTS IN YOUR CLASSROOM?
► Standards-Based Student Tracking: Students can track their mastery and growth using the assessments and the tracking materials.
► 4th Grade Math Intervention: These assessments can let you see where students are struggling with particular math concepts. The sheets can be used as a remediation resource in a small group setting instead of an assessment.
► 4th Grade Math Station: Students can complete these assessments during their independent math station time.
► 4th Grade Math Review: These assessments can be spiraled throughout the year and administered long after the unit was taught to determine student retention.
► 4th Grade Morning Work: Institute a MATH-MONDAY and have students complete one assessment as a warm-up each week.
► 4th Grade Math Pre-assessment: These assessments can also be used to pre-assess your gifted students as you prepare to move into new units.
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lizie C. –
These were difficult for students who are not familiar with powerpoint or google slides. Once they learned how, they are okay with it. It took a long time for them to learn the program. Other than that, the material was perfect!
lizie C. –
These were difficult for students who are not familiar with powerpoint or google slides. Once they learned how, they are okay with it. It took a long time for them to learn the program. Other than that, the material was perfect!
Karyn K. –
Loved these as a fast way to determine who had mastered the skill and who had not.
Jami B. –
Quick and simple way to check student understanding!
Stephanie B. –
Helpful resource – thank you!
Stevie S. –
A great way to check student understanding. Easy to use! I love that symbols and text boxes are ready to drag.
Science Rocks with Talley –
A great resource for virtual learning and beyond.
Sherri Fankhauser –
It was helpful
cecilia C. –
This a great resource to give my students a chance to demonstrate their understanding of what we are covering so far in math.
Kristina M. –
My students were engaged and enjoyed this activity. It was low prep and easy to implement and adapt.