Mac Daniel

This file contains 11 quizzes/practice sheets that cover Common Core multiplication and division concepts for fourth grade. In addition there is also a practice unit test with 14 questions, and a unit test with 27 questions. The quizzes, practice sheets, and tests cover the following multiplication and division concepts: -multiplicative comparisons -multiplication using the area model -multiplication using partial products -multiplication using the distributive property -multiplication using e

This file contains 19 pages, and each page contains four cut-apart cards. There are a total of 68 questions, covering every fourth grade Common Core math concept. Cards are numbered and the Common Core standard is listed on each. There is also a student answer sheet included if you choose to use it. (I would recommend printing the cards on card stock and laminating them so you can reuse the activity from year to year.) Some standards have only one question, but there are multiple questions

This 20-question multiple-choice test covers addition, subtraction, and rounding. Four of the questions are comparison problems and use the bar model to help the student solve the problem. -Created by Mac Daniel

This file contains five separate assessments, one for each Common Core strand: geometry, measurement and data, numbers in base ten, fractions, and operations and algebraic thinking. The questions vary by strand, but there are 52 in all (9 for G, 8 for MD, 11 for NBT, 13 for NF, and 11 for OA). This could be used as a practice test for end of grade or separately to determine areas for remediation. -made by Mac Daniel

This 32-question test covers the following fourth-grade Common Core concepts: -using place value to round numbers -adding and subtracting multi-digit whole numbers -solving multi-step word problems using all four operations -applying area and perimeter formulas for rectangles This would also be suitable for review, reteaching, or even homework. -Created by Mac Daniel

This document is meant to help fourth graders master the division algorithm. It also addresses the concept of partial quotients and interpreting remainders. This document first walks students step-by-step through a simple division problem. It guides them by telling them what to do and providing boxes where they write the numbers. There are two more problems at the bottom of the first page where students can practice without the step-by-step instruction. The boxes encourage students to keep t

This three-page document contains directions on how to use the area model, three practice problems, and an answer key. The area model on the directions page is color coded to make using the model easier to understand. This could be useful to add to a student's notebook as a reference or sent home to parents who aren't sure how to help their children use this method.