Description
What our beginning-of-year evaluations include
Overview: The BOY Math Assessment – Grade 4 evaluation tests students in several grade-level math areas to determine their baseline knowledge. Students will first take a pre-test to see where they are at with certain math basics. After an informative activity, they will take a post-test and compare their comprehension levels against the pre-test answers.
The goal of our beginning-of-year assessments is to provide a way for you to plan lessons according to the needs of your students. As an educator, you know it is wise to gauge where your students are at and teach them at their level. You can use these tests at the beginning of each school year to determine students’ baseline grasp of grade-level concepts in each subject.
Each assessment involves a quick pre-test, an activity, and a post-test. The pre-test analyzes students’ knowledge in some (but not all) of the skills that they should learn during this year. The activity will provide some instruction on the areas they explored during the pre-test. The post-test provides another score to compare to that of the pre-test so you can determine students’ grasp of the concepts.
BOY Math Assessment – Grade 4
Our fourth-grade math assessment covers multiple skills. It does not include all the concepts students will learn in fourth grade. However, it will provide an overall idea of students’ math knowledge. Overall, it should allow you to more effectively measure your students’ grasp on certain subject areas. This will give you a good picture of where to focus your efforts as you teach the curriculum within the roadmaps.
The skills this evaluation explores include the following areas:
Fractions
Students will understand how fractions represent parts of a whole and recognize which is greater or less than.
Multi -Digit Multiplication
Students will multiply using more than one digit numbers.
Rounding
Students will make a number simpler but keep its value close to what it was.
