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Use this resource to help your middle school math and science students learn and practice how to make line graphs as well as identify the independent and dependent variables. Move beyond bar graphs! There is a teacher key provided and eight graphs for practice. line graph, plot points, x-axis, y-axis, independent variable, dependent variable

Use this 19 question assessment in your elementary school classroom to assess your students knowledge of working with money. All questions are multiple choice, including money recognition, word problems, and problems that require students to add and subtract money. There is a student answer sheet and teacher answer key provided. This assessment is aligned with elementary school standards for the Common Core. penny, nickel, dime, quarter, amount, money, coin, dollar, total

Use this 18 item assessment that contains both multiple choice and extended response questions all about representing and interpreting data. Students are required to demonstrate proficiency in reading both bar and picture graphs, identify the difference between them, as well as create an example of each. Reading and creating graphs is an important math skill; you can also use this product as a worksheet if you like. There is a student response sheet and teacher answer key for ease of use.

Use this 26 item assessment tool to gauge your student understanding of working with fractions. You might use this as a summative assessment tool or just as a worksheet for practice. All questions have been aligned and based on the grade 3 common core standards for working with fractions. There is a student answer sheet and a teacher answer key. fractions, common core, grade 3 math, equivalent

Use this 22 question elementary math quiz to assess your students basic skills in measurement. Students are required to identify basic units of measurement, common measurement tools, and then perform some basic measurement skill processes that are based in the Common Core Math Standards for Measurement. There is an answer key provided. inch, meter, mile, centimeter, yardstick, meter stick, ruler, measuring tape,

Use this quiz in your elementary school classroom to assess your students progress on the Common Core State Standards for working with time. Students are required to write time properly, read both digital and analog clocks, reference AM or PM accurately, as well as work through some word problems that involve the addition/subtraction of time. Questions were based on the CCSS for Math Grades 1 - 3. Teacher answer key is included for ease of use. time, AM, PM, digital, analog