Mark Peterson

With the changing around of the standards understanding all parts of fractions are key! With this quiz you'll be able to tell quickly if your students can change an improper fraction to a mixed number. This review is very important to the understanding of fractions as a whole. There's an answer key included. Enjoy!

This will surely challenge your students. This is one of the many standards covered within the MAPS test, and many other state tests. It will give you, and your students a snap shot whether they know the conversion standard of grams to milligrams and back again. The answer key is included.

Can your students convert inches to feet and back again at a proficient or better level? I've even included a bonus question on this quiz that relates to yards too. As teachers we always wonder if the standards are sticking or if we're covering what we need to. These quizzes will do the trick. There's an answer key included.

My students love this challenge! I take math standards in the area of geometry and utilize gumdrops in the process. It's a hit every time. My fifth graders can actually have an hands-on experience when completing this assignment. Besides that it's fun, and the kids leave understanding the meaning of a vertex, line segments, planes and so on.

2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1! I've included two quizzes for the price of one. The first is converting improper fractions to mixed numbers, and the next is reducing fractions. Both of these quizzes will greatly help in preparing for the MAPS nationwide test, and many other standards tests. These quizzes are standards based and are a superb way for you and your students to see if they've conquered these standards. Enjoy! Answer key included.

Can you students round 4, 5, 6 digit numbers to the hundreds and thousands place with proficiency? This is a quick and efficient way to find out for you the teacher, and your students too. Remember these quizzes are 'spot on' with covering the nationwide MAPS tests, and many other standards too. They're just enough to give you the idea of where your students are at.

Time for some more rounding for your awesome students. This quiz review also reflects a major standard overall, and in the nationwide MAPS test. In this quiz they round to the hundred thousands place. There's an answer key included.

Can your students round 3 digit numbers to the hundreds place with 85% or better accuracy? If you're not positive this is a simple, effective way for you to assess their understanding. Don't forget that these 'Intelligent Eight' quizzes focus on MAPS testing standards review, and touch on many other standards-related skills.

This quiz focuses on the identifying of numerals over 100,000. It's an excellent check of your students understanding of this skill, and allows them to see where they're at in their understanding too.

How well do your students know their expanded/standard form to into the thousands? This 'Intelligent Eight' quiz is the way to check. I've written these quizzes with NWEA MAPS testing in mind, other various testing, and they're a great way to check to see if your students are understanding the standards. Answer key is included.

If you want to know if your students understand expanded/standard form to hundreds this is the right quiz to provide. It covers state testing standards, and can be used any time, week, day or month you would want to see where your students are with this skill. This is true with the other 'Intelligent Eight' quizzes. The answer key is provided.

Time to see if your students have the skill to compare numbers into the thousands place using <,>, and =. There's an ANSWER KEY included as all of these quizzes have one. Enjoy, and watch your students confidence soar.

Jump into this standards quiz to see if your students use <,>, and = correctly up to the whole number 100. It's a quick snapshot for you and your students. I hope you enjoy this and my other 'Intelligent Eight' quizzes to assist you in your MAPS test prep, state test prep or checking to see if your students are up to speed within the standards.

Try this awesome standards review quiz. It covers students knowledge of identifying numbers from 10,000-100,000. The quiz will allow you to check to see if your students are where they should be on this standard. Also, these quizzes also will boost students confidence in the area of the standards.

This is my second quiz to help support you and your students in feeling confident they're meeting the standards. These quizzes give confidence to students that they're fully grasping the knowledge they need to be successful on MAPS testing, other state testing, and feel they're successful with their math skills. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED. :)

Can you students put numbers in order when they're in the millions place or greater? Find out with this Intelligent Eight quiz on ordering whole numbers. This reflects standards within the MAPS test, and other standardized tests. The answer key is included.

Rounding! Can your students round 4, 5, 6 digit numbers to the nearest tens place? There's one way to find out in a very quick and easy way. Try this quiz out for free, and keep an eye out for my other quizzes which will check their level for rounding to the nearest hundreds and thousands too. Have your students take the quiz and see if they've mastered this standard. Answer key included.

I'm developing quizzes(8 problems in each) that review the standards covered on the NWEA MAPS test. As we get the fall results as teachers I feel it would be nice to have a quick quiz to check for understanding on the standards within the test as we prepare for the Spring. This is quick, and gives a solid answer to you the teacher if they know the content. These quizzes can be used for many other scenarios too. Keep eyes open for more to come. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED.

Can your students round numbers to the nearest tens? Try this quiz and find out. It's a great standards review, and allows you to get a snapshot that you could use at the beginning of the year or whenever you wish. These 'Intelligent Eight' quizzes I'm making can be used as you wish. Good luck, and enjoy. There is an answer key included as usual.