Renee Marko

Students will cut out and sort examples that represent: -Identity Property of 1 -Zero Property of Multiplication -Commutative Property of Multiplication -Associative Property of Multiplication -Distributive Property I've found that it's best to enhance understanding the properties to compare and see them side by side. An extension would be to have students write a math journal entry explaining what each property shows and a general rule.

Track your tier 2 interventions with this RtI/AIS log for mathematics.

Aligned to the common core standards, this assessment measures the 1st grade math expectations including math fluency. It is designed to have a timed portion on cover page, then the students rip it off and turn it in when time is called. Then they can proceed to complete the rest of the test. It can be administered multiple times in the year to show growth and mastering of the standards.

Aligned to the common core standards, this assessment measures the 2nd grade math expectations including math fluency. It is designed to have a timed portion on cover page, then the students rip it off and turn it in when time is called. Then they can proceed to complete the rest of the test. It can be administered multiple times in the year to show growth and mastering of the standards.

Common Core aligned addition assessment. This test includes time, money, measurement, creating and interpreting data.

Assessment addressing use of a ruler to measure, create line plots, and interpret the data displayed.

A variety of questions addressing proficiency on 3rd grade standards, including a timed assessment of grade level expected fluency.

Former NYS Math exam questions that target the standard 3.NBT.1.

Common Core aligned addition assessment. This test includes word problems, decomposing numbers, base ten, and understanding the meaning of the equals sign.