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Cocalico School District Grade 1

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7. CC. I .OA. I Maya sees 4 bufferf lies on a tree. Then 2 more butterflies fly to the tree.

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8. CC. I .N8t6 Marc finds the difference of 50 Which related addition sentence con Marc use to check his answer?

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13. CC. I .OA.7 Which equation is true?

o 14=6+6 o 12=5+6 o 10=4+6 iq. CC.I..MO.3 Which clockshows 11:30?

15. CC. I .NBt2c Write how many tens and ones.

Write the number.

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16. CC. I .NBT.5 Write the number that is I 0 more than 52.

17. CC.1.NBT.1 Count forward by ones. What are the next three numbers? 98,99, o 97, 96, 95 o 100, 101, 102 o 88,89,90 is. CC. I .G.2 Which paffern blocks could you use to build the figure?

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Performance Assessment Task

19. CC. I .MD..q Lena took a survey of her friends. She asked them to choose

their favorite sports. She made a list to show their answers. Soccer -3 Baseball 4 -

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20. CC. I .G. I Look at the shapes below.

a. Color shapes that are closed. b. Circle the closed shapes that have 3 sides. c. Mark an X through shapes with 0 corners. U. Write S beside all of the squares.

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I. CC. I .MD.4 Use the picture graph.

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7. CC. I .OA. I There are some juice boxes on the table.

Then 3 children take a juice box.

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I 0. CC. I NBT.2a Circle cubes to make a ten.

I I. CC. I .NBT3 Which symbol can you use to compare the

numbers?

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There are 4 gray rabbits. The other rabbits are brown. There are 12 rabbits in all. How many brown rabbits are there? 5+4+-..

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13. CC. I .OA.7 Subtract both sides. Which number makes the equation true?

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16. CC. I .G.2 Sara puts these pattern blocks together to make

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I. CC. I .OA.6 Which has the same sum

as5 +6? 04+1+5=10 05+5+1=11 05+6+1=12 2. CC.1 .NBT.2b Which shows the number in a different way?

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Then write the sum. 8 2 +3

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4. CC. I .NBT.LI Which has the same sum? 55

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9. CC. I .G.2 Sheila puts two shapes together

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10. GC.I.G.1 Whichshape is not a circle?

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swings and 2 children on the see saw. She sees some children on the slide. She sees I I children in all. How many children are on the slide?

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20. CC. I .OA. I Complete each number

sentence to solve. a1 A zookeeper feeds fish to the sea lions. One sea lion eats 3 fish. Another eats 2 fish.

How many fish do the sea lions eat in aft? 3+2=

fish

b. Mia has 6 apples. Cody brings 9 more apples. How many apples are there in all? 6+9=

apples

c. There are 5 school buses. Then I school bus drives away. How many school buses are left? 5

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d. April picks $ baskets of strawberries and 5 baskets of raspberries. How many more baskets of strawberries than raspberries does April have? $

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How many ducks does Cohn see in all? o 3+5=Bducks o 3+%=Zducks o %—3=lduck

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Ryan buys one gumball and two gummy worms? How much change will he receive?

Mia wants to buy a Pixie Stick, a Lemon Head and a gummy worm. Does she have enough money?

John buys a Smartie and a Lemon Head. How much change will he receive?

Mary want to buy a lollipop for herself and her sister. Does she have enough money?

Sara only likes Tootsie Rolls. How many can she buy? How much money would you need to buy one of everything?