Grade 4 Mod 1 End of Module Assessment (Teacher Created)

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Grade 4 Mod 1 End of Module Assessment (Teacher Created)

Grade 4 Mod 1 End of Module Assessment (Teacher Created)

This is our end of Module Assessment. Use the strategies we have learned to show what you have learned. Use a whiteboard and marker (or pencil and paper) to draw models, write math problems, and use your strategies.

Work Hard and do your best. You know a lot. Take the time to show it here!

There are 34,689 people watching the Dodger game. Estimate how many fans attended the game by rounding to the nearest thousand.

26,874 - 7,985 Estimate by rounding to the highest place. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Round 234,587 to the nearest 100, 1000, and 100,000 Choose the correct answers below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is this model showing?

What did this student do? Choose all that apply:

350,000 represents 10 times as much as...

Add using the standard algorithm or place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

For number 8-10. Compare these numbers. Hint: Convert to standard form first. Then compare. Use your whiteboard and marker.

20,000+5,000+800+20+1 ( ) twenty four thousand eight hundred twenty three

654,321 > 684,320

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is a reasonable estimate for how many people live in the 3 cities altogether. Use rounding to find an estimate. Use your RDW Form to show your work. Select your answer here.

What is the population of all three cities? Use your RDW form to show your work, draw your model, and solve your math problems. Type your answer here.

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .
Norfolk ( ) Charleston

Compare your Estimate in #13 and your Exact Answer in #14. Is you answer reasonable?

This is our end of Module Assessment. Use the strategies we have learned to show what you have learned. Use a whiteboard and marker (or pencil and paper) to draw models, write math problems, and use your strategies.

Work Hard and do your best. You know a lot. Take the time to show it here!

There are 34,689 people watching the Dodger game. Estimate how many fans attended the game by rounding to the nearest thousand.

26,874 - 7,985 Estimate by rounding to the highest place. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Round 234,587 to the nearest 100, 1000, and 100,000 Choose the correct answers below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is this model showing?

What did this student do? Choose all that apply:

350,000 represents 10 times as much as...

Add using the standard algorithm or place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

For number 8-10. Compare these numbers. Hint: Convert to standard form first. Then compare. Use your whiteboard and marker.

20,000+5,000+800+20+1 ( ) twenty four thousand eight hundred twenty three

654,321 > 684,320

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is a reasonable estimate for how many people live in the 3 cities altogether. Use rounding to find an estimate. Use your RDW Form to show your work. Select your answer here.

What is the population of all three cities? Use your RDW form to show your work, draw your model, and solve your math problems. Type your answer here.

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .
Norfolk ( ) Charleston

Compare your Estimate in #13 and your Exact Answer in #14. Is you answer reasonable?

Grade 4 Mod 1 End of Module Assessment (Teacher Created)

Grade 4 Mod 1 End of Module Assessment (Teacher Created)

This is our end of Module Assessment. Use the strategies we have learned to show what you have learned. Use a whiteboard and marker (or pencil and paper) to draw models, write math problems, and use your strategies.

Work Hard and do your best. You know a lot. Take the time to show it here!

There are 34,689 people watching the Dodger game. Estimate how many fans attended the game by rounding to the nearest thousand.

26,874 - 7,985 Estimate by rounding to the highest place. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Round 234,587 to the nearest 100, 1000, and 100,000 Choose the correct answers below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is this model showing?

What did this student do? Choose all that apply:

350,000 represents 10 times as much as...

Add using the standard algorithm or place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

For number 8-10. Compare these numbers. Hint: Convert to standard form first. Then compare. Use your whiteboard and marker.

20,000+5,000+800+20+1 ( ) twenty four thousand eight hundred twenty three

654,321 > 684,320

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is a reasonable estimate for how many people live in the 3 cities altogether. Use rounding to find an estimate. Use your RDW Form to show your work. Select your answer here.

What is the population of all three cities? Use your RDW form to show your work, draw your model, and solve your math problems. Type your answer here.

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .Norfolk ( ) Charleston

Compare your Estimate in #13 and your Exact Answer in #14. Is you answer reasonable?

This is our end of Module Assessment. Use the strategies we have learned to show what you have learned. Use a whiteboard and marker (or pencil and paper) to draw models, write math problems, and use your strategies.

Work Hard and do your best. You know a lot. Take the time to show it here!

There are 34,689 people watching the Dodger game. Estimate how many fans attended the game by rounding to the nearest thousand.

26,874 - 7,985 Estimate by rounding to the highest place. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Round 234,587 to the nearest 100, 1000, and 100,000 Choose the correct answers below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is this model showing?

What did this student do? Choose all that apply:

350,000 represents 10 times as much as...

Add using the standard algorithm or place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

For number 8-10. Compare these numbers. Hint: Convert to standard form first. Then compare. Use your whiteboard and marker.

20,000+5,000+800+20+1 ( ) twenty four thousand eight hundred twenty three

654,321 > 684,320

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

Subtract using the standard algorithm or the place value method. Type your answer below. Use your whiteboard and marker.

What is a reasonable estimate for how many people live in the 3 cities altogether. Use rounding to find an estimate. Use your RDW Form to show your work. Select your answer here.

What is the population of all three cities? Use your RDW form to show your work, draw your model, and solve your math problems. Type your answer here.

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .Norfolk ( ) Charleston

Compare your Estimate in #13 and your Exact Answer in #14. Is you answer reasonable?

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .
Norfolk ( ) Charleston

Compare the population of Norfolk and Charleston. Type >, <, or = .
Norfolk ( ) Charleston