Hey all you Math Lovers Check Out These Decimal Resources

Today I'm sharing with you some math goodies to make your life easier and a FREEBIE!!!

We're immersed in decimal numbers in room 206 and these math resources have saved my life when assessing my students' understanding. Having these resources will save you precious time. You'll have daily exit tickets, weekly quizzes, a unit test and study guide plus unit vocabulary words at your fingertips and ready to go!

First up, my Decimals Assessment Pack (full of quizzes, exit slips, vocabulary cards, a study guide, and test - to guide your instruction of decimal numbers).

decimals assessment pack


This Decimal Numbers Assessment Pack is a complete formative and summative assessment package - ready to use - to assess your students' understanding during your instruction of decimal numbers.

This product is appropriate for fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students (as well as enrichment for lower grades or intervention for higher grade levels).

Decimals are hard to conceptually understand for many upper elementary and middle school students.

This assessment pack will help you figure out those students who need intervention on a daily basis!

Don't wait until the unit test to find out who doesn't understand decimals, these formative assessments will keep you in the know throughout your whole unit!!!

decimal quizzes and tests

decimal exit tickets

decimal vocabulary


Also, I'm giving away my Decimal Numbers Exit Tickets for FREE!

Decimal Exit Tickets



Math Exit slips are designed to bring closure to your math lessons. Each slip has fewer than four tasks to complete and should take students approximately 5 minutes to finish.

Collect and your formative assessment needs are met. In just minutes you can quickly form piles of students who have a concept mastered, who are almost there, and who need intervention. Now you'll know if you can move on the next day or not, and who you'll need to check in with for extra practice. Exit slips will ensure 'No student gets left behind.'

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  1. WoW! Thanks so much for the shout out! I really appreciate it!

    Mathematically yours,
    Jamie aka MissMathDork!

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