These 4th Grade Geometry leveled assessments cover all common core standards for 4th grade geometry, including: identifying and drawing points, lines, angles, rays, classifying triangles and quadrilaterals, and line symmetry {4.G.1, 4.G.2, 4.G.3}.

Three versions of each geometry assessment (labeled Version 1, Version 2, and Version 3) with three differentiated levels of mastery within each version (called "Building Blocks," "Goals," and "Stretching Beyond") ensure that you have what you need for pre-assessment, independent practice, post-assessment, review, and end of year test prep to meet a range of student abilities. With the “Building Blocks,” “Goals,” and “Stretching Beyond” leveled assessment options, you can collect invaluable data to drive your math instruction and provide all of your learners an opportunity to show true growth in their understanding of geometry concepts.

Leveled assessments align with a growth mindset approach to math learning, support you in making instructional decisions as you differentiate your math instruction, and make standards-based grading a breeze! With correlations between standards at three different levels of difficulty, teachers, students, parents, and other stakeholders have a clear continuum of learning for individual math standards and can leave "one-size fits all" math instruction behind!

The 4th Grade Geometry Leveled Assessments/Practice Set Includes 3+ Versions for each 4th Grade Geometry Standard, including:

Identifying Geometric Figures
» Identify Geometric Figures in Pictures

» Draw Points, Lines, Rays, Angles, Parallel, Perpendicular, and Intersecting Lines
» Compare and Contrast Different Geometric Figures

Drawing Geometric Figures

» Identify Geometric Figures in Pictures

» Draw Points, Lines, Rays, Angles, Parallel, Perpendicular, and Intersecting Lines
» Compare and Contrast Different Geometric Figures

Classifying Triangles

» Classify Triangles (including problem sets and triangle classification graphic organizers)

Classifying Quadrilaterals

» Classify Quadrilaterals (including problem sets for classifying quads by parallelism and perpendicularity, in a hierarchy, and by adjacent and opposite sides and angles)

Symmetry

» Congruence

» Line Symmetry

» Rotational Symmetry

» Transformations (rotation, translation, reflection)

Sum of the Measure of Interior Angles for Triangles (an extension of the 4th grade standards)

» Explain Geometric Markings and Symbols For Triangles

» Use Geometric Markings and Angle Measurements To Find the Measure of Missing Angles

» Find the Measure of Missing Angles In More Complex Figures

Sum of the Measure of Interior Angles for Quadrilaterals (an extension of the 4th grade standards)

» Explain Geometric Markings and Symbols For Quadrilaterals

» Use Geometric Markings and Angle Measures To Find the Measure of Missing Angles

» Find the Measure of Missing Angles In More Complex Figures

Summative/End of Unit Geometry Tests
» Identifying and Drawing Points, Lines, and Angles

» Classifying Triangles and Quadrilaterals

» Line Symmetry

Included in 4th Grade Geometry Leveled Assessments

✔ Hyperlinked (clickable) table of contents
✔ Standards based assessments for below, on, and above grade-level (66 pages of 10 assessment sets)
✔ 3 unique versions of each assessment to be used to measure mastery
✔ Summative assessments in below, on, and above grade-level for end of unit assessment on all of the standards in the domain (10 pages)
✔ All answer keys with detailed tips for understanding the standards and students’ mastery of specific skills when pertinent (26 pages)
✔ Ideas and notes on how to implement leveled math assessments (9 pages)
✔ Standards and Skills Trace that links the below grade-level and above grade-level standards to the on-grade level standards
✔ Classroom Data Trackers for the teacher
✔ Bar graphs for students to track growth for each domain

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