Mathematics Diagnostic Flashcards
Danielle is showing a small of group of third graders how to solve multiplication problems using a diagram. What is the diagram she is likely using?
Array
Dr. Boote is choosing manipulatives to teach fractions. Which should she NOT choose?
Unifix cubes
The district requires that kindergarten teachers incorporate technology into their mathematics instruction. Which is their best option?
Use physical manipulatives to teach about shapes, allow students to work with virtual manipulatives, and provide some time with a computer game that deals with shapes.
Coach Vicki is teaching the children about patterns. She has the kids do this: clap-clap-jump-stomp. This is the same pattern as
blue bear-blue bear-red bear-green bear.
Wayne gives his first graders the following problem to solve: 6+4+7. Gabrielle says 6 plus 4 equals 10. Ten plus 7 equals 17. She is using what property of addition?
Associative
Lunetta is lining up plastic dinosaurs in a row. Her teacher points to them in order as Lunetta says, first, second, third, fourth. She is demonstrating
ordinal numbers.
During circle time, Dianna creates a graph to show the students’ birthdays in each month. What type of graph should she use?
Bar graph
Kenya is writing 504 in expanded form. What does she write?
500+4
Mr. Toma has pulled a small group for a review of odd numbers. Tom says that the sum of two odd numbers can be even or odd. It just depends. Gabby says that the sum of two odd numbers is always an odd number. Mark says that the sum of two odd numbers is always an even number. Chris says that the sum of two odd numbers is an even number if one of the addends is less than ten. Which student is correct?
Mark
Taylor is working with geometric shapes in the math center. Shapes have what defining attribute?
Number of sides.
Lorie is planning a guided play lesson to introduce spatial concepts and vocabulary. What materials would be best suited for her lesson?
Blocks of different shapes and sizes
Ms. Joanna is working with her 20 kindergarten students to graph their birthday months. After they have graphed the students in January through October, she asks them to predict how many students were born in November and December. This question will require her students to
think beyond the information in the graph.
While at the pool, Corbin buys a slice of pizza for $1.06. He gives the cashier $5.10. How much change should he get back?
$4.04
Tomas is gathering geometric shapes for his math centers. Which of the following is a two-dimensional geometric shape composed of line segments?
Tomas is gathering geometric shapes for his math centers. Which of the following is a two-dimensional geometric shape composed of line segments?
Mrs. Wright hands a student a pile of plates and asks her to give each classmate one. Which concept is she helping her students to develop?
One to one correspondence