Soaring Through Second Grade

This is a 10 problem assessment with two open response questions. This assessment is a great way to evaluate students understanding of this concept. I include a small rubric at the top of my assessments to ensure students understand if they mastered the concept or still need extra help with this skill. Students first find the missing part then write four related equations.

3.OA.4 Finding the Unknown in Multiplication & Division | Competency-Based AssessmentLooking for a clear and meaningful way to assess your students’ understanding of missing number equations? This competency-based assessment aligned to 3.OA.4 helps students and teachers identify current levels of mastery while building confidence in algebraic thinking. How It Works: Students solve a series of multiplication and division problems that require them to find the unknown number. Problems increase in

This is a 10 problem assessment with two open response questions. This assessment is a great way to evaluate students understanding of this concept. I include a small rubric at the top of my assessments to ensure students understand if they mastered the concept or still need extra help with this skill. The assessment includes both addition and subtraction problems using the number line.

I introduced this addition strategy at the beginning of the school year and my students have been showing great success with it! Great for students to have at their table, anchor chart notebooks, and for small groups.

This is a 10 problem assessment with two open response questions. This assessment is a great way to evaluate students understanding of this concept. I include a small rubric at the top of my assessments to ensure students understand if they mastered the concept or still need extra help with this skill. The assessment has students represent numbers using tens and ones.

Student's will each get a number card and within their table they will have to put themselves in order from least to greatest. My student's really like this activity, it was a great opportunity for them to work together to understand this common core standard.