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This activity is aligned to sixth grade common core standards dealing with finding sales price, original price and percent of a number (there are even a few questions that can deal with unit rate and proportion use). There are I can statements at the top to show the objectives covered. There is a grid where students basically get to choose the questions they want to complete. They must choose questions from each category that add up to 10 points. There are some questions that are worth more

Checkpoints are my version of quick formative assessments to see if students understand a concept. There is an I can statement listed at the top to show the standard the assessment covers and there is also a place at the top to mark whether the student is proficient or not proficient. Each assessment is worth 10 points to show quick mastery or not. There are 12 checkpoints included with this bundle covering the entire strand of CCSS of 6.NS.1 - 6.NS.8. These checkpoints are more rigorous than

This is a packet aligned with the 5th grade common core standards dealing with adding and subtracting decimals. (It could be adapted and used with any concept). There are I can statements listed at the top. Directions for the task are also listed, as well as a section to brainstorm ideas together to get the students started. The students write 6 story problems of their own dealing with adding and subtracting decimals. They must then create an answer key to their problems. They will trade wi

Checkpoints are my version of formative mini assessments. They allow me to take a quick glance on whether students know the material or not after we have worked on it. These checkpoints are aligned and focus on the common core standards dealing with adding and subtracting decimals. They each have the student friendly I can statements at the top and have a place to mark whether the student is proficient or nonproficient.

This is a checkpoint based on converting fractions, decimals, and percents which is skill your kids need to know for the common core. Checkpoints are just mini formative assessments to get a quick glimpse whether your students know the material. There is an I can statement at the top as well as a spot to mark proficiency. There are a few story problems as well as a table.