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What a fun math activity for kids! Students spend time building with Lego pieces. Then, each piece is given a cost (based upon the number of dots atop the Lego piece) and students work to calculate the cost of the piece they've built. Use this template to keep student's thinking organized.

Use this resource as a study guide for the 4th grade Everyday Math Unit 5 assessment. Additionally, this could be an in class review, or assessment for any 4th grade math curriculum.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3, chapter 4 curriculum. However, subtraction standards up to 10,000 are addressed. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3, chapter 6 curriculum. However, multiplication facts 1-10 are addressed, with emphasis placed upon multiplying by 6, 7, 8 and 9. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

Use this resource as a study guide for the 4th grade Everyday Math Unit 7 assessment. Additionally, this could be an in class review, or assessment for any 4th grade math curriculum.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3, chapter 3 curriculum. However, addition standards up to 10,000 are addressed. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

Use this resource as a formative or summative mid-unit assessment. Questions correlate to 4th grade Everyday Math lessons. However, this resource could be used with any 4th grade place value curriculum.

Use this resource as a study guide for the 4th grade Everyday Math Unit 2 assessment. Additionally, this could be an in class review, or assessment for any 4th grade math curriculum.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3, chapter 14 curriculum. However, ordering fractions, comparing fractions, and equivalent fraction standards are addressed. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3 curriculum. However, place value standards up to four digits are addressed. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

This assessment can be used as a pre-test, mid-unit assessment, study guide, or post-test. Questions correspond to Math in Focus, grade 3, chapter 7 curriculum. However, multiplying one-digit by two- and three-digit numbers is addressed. Assessment includes multiple choice, short answer, and extended response.

Use this resource as a study guide for the 4th grade Everyday Math Unit 3 assessment. Additionally, this could be an in class review, or assessment for any 4th grade math curriculum.

Using these items as practice or assessment, one can gauge a student's understanding of the relationships between fraction and decimal tenths.

Use this resource as a 4th grade, Everyday Math, unit 2 vocabulary review. Additionally, this resource could be an introduction to the unit's vocabulary or a daily matching activity for students. This resource could be used with any 4th grade math curriculum.

Use this resource as a formative or summative assessment. Questions correlate to 4th grade Everyday Math lessons in Unit 2. However, this resource could be used with any 4th grade math curriculum.

This resource was designed to create 22 self-checking math stations. Each problem and it's corresponding answer key are slipped front-to-back into dry erase sleeves. Then students travel around the room, solve the missing digits problems, and check their work as they go. All problems feature 3- or 4-digit addition with regrouping. These practice problems can also be used for review, enrichment, small groups, or practice over addition with regrouping.

Use this resource as a formative or summative mid-unit assessment. Questions correlate to 4th grade Everyday Math lessons. However, this resource could be used with any 4th grade math curriculum.

Use this simple game as an introduction to area, independent practice, a game during math stations, activity for homework, or a review for an upcoming assessment. Laminate this resource for easy future use! Materials needed to play: tiles (paper or plastic), recording sheet & directions (included)

Use this resource as a study guide for the 4th grade Everyday Math Unit 1 assessment. Additionally, this could be an in class review, or assessment for any 4th grade place value curriculum.

Use this resource as a formative or summative mid-unit assessment. Questions correlate to 4th grade Everyday Math lessons 5-7 thru 5-11. However, this resource could be used with any 4th grade math curriculum.