If you are looking for standards-based math assessments to use with your 4th grade students for progress monitoring throughout the whole school year, then you are going to love this resource! There are three fourth grade math assessments for each Common Core Standard with ten questions each, so you can quickly evaluate students’ performance, progress monitor, provide data-driven instruction, and collect report card data. The best part is that this resource is now printable and digital, so you can choose how you will implement it with your students.

Use them as:

◼️ pre and post tests

◼️ test prep

◼️ review

◼️ practice pages

◼️ or simply as an evaluation tool for collecting data throughout the school year

THESE ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR ➔ 1st GRADE ➔ 2nd GRADE ➔ 3rd GRADE ➔ 5th GRADE

WHAT IS INCLUDED:

✔ 3 print and go assessment pages for each of the 28 Common Core standards with 10 questions each to save you tons of prep time

✔ digital versions of all the assessments so your students can access them online or in-person

✔ answer keys to make grading quick and easy for you

✔ a data notebook for students to use to graph their own scores, which not only helps you motivate students to work toward mastery of skills, but also supports you in having your students practice growth mindset

✔ a teacher grade book specific to the assessments so you can track student growth easily

✔ graphic organizers to help you with planning data-driven instruction that will impress your administrators

5 REASONS TEACHERS LOVE THIS RESOURCE:

► The math assessments each have 10 questions, which makes them quick and easy to document growth. It's a big time-saver for you!

► Each Common Core standard has its own assessment, so you can see how students are doing with all grade level concepts and skills. In addition, there are three versions of each standard, which makes them perfect for benchmarking and tracking student growth.

► The consistent format of the assessments help reduce student anxiety, which allows them to truly show what they know.

► In addition to being used as an assessment, they can be used as a review for district assessments, homework, or morning work.

► They are great for sharing with parents during conferences, as a way to provide examples of misconceptions and growth.

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