Illinois Learning Standards
Stage G - Mathematics
Mathematics Classroom Assessments Aligned to the Illinois Learning Standards
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The assessments are coded according to learning standard and stage. Example: 6A.G is aligned to standard 6A, stage G (seventh grade). Sample student work, when available, will follow the assessment.
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6A & 6D & 7C.G - Solar System
Convert large numbers into scientific notation, compute and compare ratios to explain why drawing completely accurate scale drawings of the solar system is not feasible. 6B & 6C & 6D.G - Cutting the Wood
Analyze the instructions for cutting a board into fractional parts to determine why following those instructions did not produce the desired results and reword the directions to prevent the error in the future.6C.G - Alternative Algorithms
Analyze the appropriateness of the algorithms applied to six computations and determine if they will obtain the correct results.6D.G - Science Fair
Determine how to share space and costs for the science fair among three schools.6D & 7A & 7B.G - Measuring the Flagpole
Determine the height of a flagpole.7A & 9A.G - Geoboard Areas
Determine the area of a shape on a geoboard or dot paper and draw figures that meet given area conditions.7A & 7C.G - How Tall is the Building?
Determine the height of a building using similar triangles and proportional reasoning.7A & 9B & 9C.G - Tangram Areas
Identify geometric shapes and their areas in a seven-piece tangram and use those pieces to determine the area of a second figure and to construct a third figure.7C & 9B.G - Sports Bag
Determine an efficient layout of the pieces to make a sports bag with given dimensions and specifications.8A.G - Toothpick Triangles
Determine the number of toothpicks needed to build a figure in the pattern.8B & 8C.G - Grab Bags
Represent graphically and symbolically the range in values possible for merchandise placed in grab bags.8C.G - Comparing Heights
Judge the accuracy of various conclusions using clues about various students heights and provide rationale for their correctness based on the properties of inequalities.8D.G - Walking Home
Analyze a situation involving distance traveled in a given period of time when rate is provided, represent this situation tabularly, graphically or algebraically, and explain their reasoning.9D.G - The Diagonal of a Box
Solve a problem involving similar figures and the Pythagorean theorem and justify their reasoning and procedures.10A.G - Box & Whiskers
Describe similarities and differences in two data sets that are represented by box and whiskers plots.10A.G - No Bias Allowed
Analyze the differences in various graphical representations of the same data set, and discuss the possible bias present in the graphs.10B.G - Which Pizza?
Plan a follow up study to one that has been already done in class to determine the favorite pizzas.10C.G - Matching Pairs
Determine the probability of various results of a game that is based on two-stage probability and determine the odds of winning the game.
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