Katrina Mitchell

This one-page assessment is designed around the essential idea of: I can explain that the interior angles of a quadrilateral equal 360° when added together.

This one-page assessment is designed for the essential outcome of: I can explain that the interior angles of a triangle equal 180° when added together. Answer key included.

A sheet that you can use daily to learn not only basic multiplication facts but math vocabulary associated with fact families, such as factors, prime, and composite. In addition, this sheet is designed to prepare students for algebra.

This one-page assessment is designed around the essential idea of: I can describe the sides and angles of regular and irregular polygons.

This Smart Notebook gives clear explanations on an alternative to using traditional long division. This method of division uses place value and friendly numbers. It helps gives students more strategies. Many students find this method easier to understand the process of division; it also relies less on advanced subtraction skills. I've even had some of my students develop stronger mental math skills using this method. The file includes a few extra steps explaining how to turn the remainder i

This two-page assessment is designed around the essential idea of: I can compare the sides and angles of regular and irregular polygons.

This assessment is assessment is designed to test students' skills at using a protractor to measure angles. It is one page assessment and includes the answer key. Please note: I usually accept answers within two degrees of the exact answer.

This is assessment matches the essential outcome of "I can sort angles". Acute, obtuse, right, and straight angles are included. Reflex angles are not included in this assessment. Answer key is included.

This one-page assessment is designed to measure students' abilities to draw specific angles (acute, obtuse, and right). Answer key included.

This is a one page basic assessment for the outcome: I can estimate angles because I know 45°, 90°, 180°, and 360° angles. Includes answer key.