Prior to graduating college, I taught PreK. Since, I have taught Primary Special Education: LD grades K-3 and 2nd grade general education. I am currently teaching Intermediate Special Education: LD 3-5.
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This test assess the following skills:
-Find factors and multiples of whole numbers.
-Determine if a number is prime or composite.
-Find equivalent fractions.
-Write a fraction in simplest form.
-Compare and order fractions.
-Write mixed numbers and improper fractions.
There are also 3 word problems.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 8.
The single page form is perfect for collecting each student's data on one sheet!
This form is useful for:
-sending home with report cards/midterms
-team meeting discussions
-parent-teacher conferences
-IEP Case Conferences
This form has a place for 4 quarters worth of the following data:
-grades
-NWEA assessment
-STAR assessment
-study habits
-a table for data of your choosing (Title cells left blank!)
*I use this table for recording IEP goal data!
If you need different assessments,
Answer key included!
This test assess the following skills:
-addition properties
-estimate sums and differences
-add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers
There are also 3 word problems, 2 of which are two step, using the operations of addition and subtraction.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 2.
This bundle includes SIX 4th grade math assessments and corresponding answer keys.
Between the six tests, 25 skills are assessed:
-addition properties
-estimate sums and differences
-add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers
-multiplication and division properties
-multiplicative comparison
-multiplication and division strategies
-multiplication and division facts to 12
-multiply multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000 using basic facts and patterns
-multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number
3 Exit Slips
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This formative assessment assesses the following skills:
-fact families
-multiplicative comparison
-multiplication and division strategies
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 3.
Pairs well with my Introduction to Multiplication and Division TEST.
Answer key included!
This test assess the following skills:
-Multiply multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000 using basic facts and patterns.
-Multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number.
-Multiply a multi-digit number by a one-digit number.
Multiply multi-digit numbers with zeros by a one-digit number.
There are also 6 word problems.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 4.
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Add your own schedule and classroom expectations.
This chart is perfect for tracking and rewarding behavior at home, in child care, or in the primary classroom.
This quiz is to be used after reading chapters 1 through 5 of The Lemonade War.
It assesses 5 vocabulary words by asking students to complete the sentence with the correct word. It also assess the students ability to analyze characters, describe the setting, identify point of view, and to make a connection with characters from the text.
I use this as a end of year unit, so my fourth graders have already been taught these skills previously.
Answer key included!
This test assess the following skills:
-multiplication and division properties
-multiplicative comparison
-multiplication and division strategies
-multiplication and division facts to 12
There are also word problems using the operations of multiplication and division.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 3.
Answer key included!
This test assess the following skills:
-Multiply multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000 using basic facts and patterns.
-Multiply a multi-digit number by a two-digit number.
-Multiply multi-digit numbers with zeros by a two-digit number.
There are also 6 word problems.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 5.
This quiz is to be used after reading chapters 6 through 10 of The Lemonade War.
It assesses 5 vocabulary words by asking students to complete the sentence with the correct word.
It also assess the students ability to:
-identify the main idea
-use context clues
-identify cause and effect
-summarize
This quiz is to be used after reading chapters 11 through 14 of The Lemonade War.
It assesses 5 vocabulary words by asking students to complete the sentence with the correct word.
It also assess the students ability to:
-compare and contrast
-analyze lessons
-make inferences
-reflect on reading
This product bundles together my 3 quizzes on the novel The Lemonade War.
In combination, the quizzes would assess the following skills:
-the use of 15 different vocabulary words and the ability to apply them to a sentences
-analyze characters
-describe the setting
-identify point of view
-make a connection with characters from the text
-identify the main idea
-use context clues
-identify cause and effect
-summarize
-compare and contrast
-analyze lessons
-make inferences
-reflect on reading
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Students are given 20 pictures of different arrays and asked to write an equation.
This can be used in 2nd grade and have students write equations of repeated addition, or it can be used in 3rd grade to have students write multiplication equations.
This Rubric can be used by teachers or students to assess a research writing assignment. Rubric scale 1-4. A score of 3 demonstrates mastery while a 4 is above and beyond.
Answer key included!
This test assess the following skills:
-Use basic facts and patterns to divide mentally.
-Divide with remainders.
-Determine where to place the first digit when dividing.
-Solve division problems with greater numbers.
-Solve division problems that result in quotients that have zeros.
-Solve multi-step word problems using more than one operation.
There are also 6 word problems.
This assessment aligns well with Indiana McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4: Chapter 6.
This single page handout asks students to identify the time on an analog clock, as well as draw the hands on a clock when given the time.
This can be used for practice, or as a formative assessment.
This product allows a student to practice their understanding of word relationships, addressing both adjective and verbs.
This could also be used as an assessment of the skill.
For student use in math journals, interactive notebooks, etc. Students will cut out each large rectangle. They will then cut along each horizontal dotted line, stopping at the vertical line. Students will glue where the rectangle is still attached, putting it in their notebook. If done correctly, students will be able to lift each flap seperately and write underneath.
Designed to use for introduce the strategies.
Includes strategies:
-Doubles/Near Doubles
-Making Tens
-Place Value
-Adding up i
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Experience
Prior to graduating college, I taught PreK. Since, I have taught Primary Special Education: LD grades K-3 and 2nd grade general education. I am currently teaching Intermediate Special Education: LD 3-5.
Teaching style
I have demonstrate such a range of styles in my teaching. I never use a "traditional lecture" method, but just about everything else can be seen in my classroom. Some of my favorite styles focus on child development like hands on learning and kinesthetic learning.
My own education history
I have a bachelors in Early Childhood Education from the University of Southern Indiana, with a minor in Special Education.
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