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1. What were the specific steps you went through to solve the task?
2. What are the specific concepts and skills that scholars will need to solve this
task with Excellence?
3. What misconceptions (erroneous thinking that precipitates and error) might
scholars have when solving this task?
4. What would it look like if a scholar created a visual representation of this
task?

5th Grade: 5.3A


Students were asked to write a story problem that could be solved by estimating
and using the equation shown below.
240 130 = 110
Which of the following problems, when solved by estimating, matches the equation
above?
A Tom has 243 marbles. This is 128 more marbles than what Sam has. About how
many marbles does Sam have?
B Tom has 245 marbles. This is 124 fewer marbles than what Sam has. About how
many marbles does Sam have?
C Tom has 243 marbles. This is 128 fewer marbles than what Sam has. About how
many marbles does Sam have?
D Tom has 245 marbles. This is 124 more marbles than what Sam has. About how
many marbles does Sam have?

Please Do Now: Below is an assessment item from the upcoming Interim


Assessment (IA). Please solve the task and answer the following questions

1. What were the specific steps you went through to solve the task?
2. What are the specific concepts and skills that scholars will need to solve this
task with Excellence?
3. What misconceptions (erroneous thinking that precipitates and error) might
scholars have when solving this task?
4. What would it look like if a scholar created a visual representation of this
task?

4th Grade: 4.2C


Ms. Scott collects data for Aviation Air Travel Agency. She collected the following
information on the number of people who traveled on different airlines last year.

6,790,543 people traveled on Sky Blue Airlines


7,090,213 people traveled on New Horizon Airlines
6,907,354 people traveled on Western Skies Airlines
7,009,321 people traveled on Continent Express Airlines

Which of the following correctly compares three of these numbers?


A 6,790,543 > 6,907,354 > 7,009,321
B 7,009,321 < 7,090,213 < 6,907,354
C 6,907,354 < 7,090,213 < 7,009,321
D 7,009,321 > 6,907,354 > 6,790,543

Please Do Now: Below is an assessment item from the upcoming Interim


Assessment (IA). Please solve the task and answer the following questions

1. What were the specific steps you went through to solve the task?
2. What are the specific concepts and skills that scholars will need to solve this
task with Excellence?
3. What misconceptions (erroneous thinking that precipitates and error) might
scholars have when solving this task?
4. What would it look like if a scholar created a visual representation of this
task?

3rd Grade: 3.2A


Mrs. Williamson wrote the following number on the board.
23,101
Which of the following is another way to represent the number Mrs. Williamson
wrote?
F (2 groups of 10,000) + (3 groups of 1,000) + (1 group of 10) + (1 group of 1)
G (2 groups of 1,000) + (3 groups of 1,000) + (1 group of 100) + (1 group of 1)
H (2 groups of 1,000) + (3 groups of 100) + (1 group of 10) + (1 group of 1)
J (2 groups of 10,000) + (3 groups of 1,000) + (1 group of 100) + (1 group of 1)

Please Do Now: Below is an assessment item from the upcoming Interim


Assessment (IA). Please solve the task and answer the following questions

1. What were the specific steps you went through to solve the task?
2. What are the specific concepts and skills that scholars will need to solve this
task with Excellence?
3. What misconceptions (erroneous thinking that precipitates and error) might
scholars have when solving this task?
4. What would it look like if a scholar created a visual representation of this
task?

2nd Grade: 2.2B


The table below shows different types of candy sold by the bag and the number of
pieces of candy inside of each bag.
Bags of Candy

Type of Candy
Lollipops
Taffy
Fruit Chews
Mini Chocolate Bars

Number of Pieces
in a Bag
1,016
1,160
1,060
1,116

Mrs. Jimenez bought the bag of candy listed in the table above that had one
thousand, sixteen pieces of candy inside of it. Which type of candy did Mrs.
Jimenez buy?
F Lollipops
G Taffy
H Fruit Chews
J Mini Chocolate Bars

Please Do Now: Below is an assessment item from the upcoming Interim


Assessment (IA). Please solve the task and answer the following questions

1. What were the specific steps you went through to solve the task?
2. What are the specific concepts and skills that scholars will need to solve this
task with Excellence?
3. What misconceptions (erroneous thinking that precipitates and error) might
scholars have when solving this task?
4. What would it look like if a scholar created a visual representation of this
task?

1st Grade: 1.2G


Anna and Mark are selling cups of lemonade at their lemonade stand. Anna sold 46
cups of lemonade. Mark sold 63 cups of lemonade.
Which answer choice below correctly compares the cups of lemonade sold by Anna
and Mark?
A 46 > 63
B 46 = 63
C 46 < 63

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