As special education teachers, we often are not provided with appropriate resources to assess our students current levels of learning. Or the resource we are given doesn’t meet the needs of all of the learning styles in our classroom. We always make it work, we’re superheroes! But it’s time to use our superhero strengths for something else. WATCH A PREVIEW VIDEO HERE. Or you can read more in this blog post. What skills are assessed within the Math Assessment? This Math Assessment bundle includes all of the parts needed to assess your students on the early elementary skills needed in grades K-3. Includes: • Counting and Cardinality Count to 100 by ones and tens Write numbers 0-20 1:1 Correspondence Greater Than, Less Than, Equal to • Operations + Algebraic Thinking Place Value + Rounding Addition, Subtraction (fluently solve # problems [up to 3 digits] + word problems) Multiplication, Division (fluently solve # problems + word problems within 100) Properties of Operations (+ - x / ) Missing/Unknown-addends (+ - x / ) Odd + Even Arrays of Numbers Solve 2-step Word Problems Using the 4 Operations • Number + Operations in Base 10 Compose + Decompose Numbers Compare Two Numbers Skip Counting (2-10, 20, 25, 50) Number Lines (fractions + whole numbers) • Number + Operations – Fractions Equivalent Fractions Compare Express Whole #s as Fractions • Measurement + Data Attributes of an Object (length, weight) Classify Objects Measure Lengths of Objects, Compare Lengths, Estimate Lengths Tell + Write Time (Digital + Analog) (increments: 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 minutes) Money Graphs (bar, picture) Volume + Mass • Geometry Shapes + Their Attributes Partition Shapes into Equals (2, 3, 4 parts) ALSO INCLUDED: • Editable Data Graph • Math Assessment Data Sheets • Covers + Binder Spines • Print + Digital Flash Cards OTHER DIGITAL PARTS: Flash cards (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) Digital assessments now included using Google Form Quizzes - it grades itself! How do the digital assessments work? Digital assessments are used through Google Drive™ in Google Forms™, and they are self grading. Provide the Google Form™ for the child and let the child take the assessment independently, or Use the printable assessment flash cards to present the assessment questions to the student, as you select the child's answer on the Google Form™ (great for distance and virtual learning assessments!). Then export the auto-graded results as an Excel file and keep for your records. How do you store all of the parts? I will store the Math Assessment parts inside of black 3-ring binders, just like the Literacy Assessment. Each section of the assessment gets its own binder, but you can use one large binder. Whatever is easiest for you. I use page protectors to store the assessment pieces inside of each binder. I, also, print the instructions on a piece of colored cardstock and slip it into the first page protector of each binder. To store the flash cards and non-list items, I use 3-ring binder pockets. I found mine at Office Depot, but you can use any time of pocket or folder to store them. You can also store these pieces in the Iris photo bins and label the bins. Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
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