Example of a Constructed Response 9 children were in the class. How many were girls and how many were boys? Solve the problem. Write the equation. Draw.

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Example of a Constructed Response 9 children were in the class. How many were girls and how many were boys? Solve the problem. Write the equation. Draw a picture and use it to explain your thinking. 1.OA.1a

Example of a Selected Response Compare the number of dots in each box. If they are equal, write a number sentence. For example, If they are not equal, write, "not equal". 1.OA.7

Example of an Extended Response Which of the pictures show one-half of the shape shaded. Explain how you know. a. b. c. d. 2. Is more or less than one half of the shape shaded in c? Explain. 3. How much of the shape do you think is shaded in c? Explain your thinking. 2.GA.3