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Mastery Learning Standards
The required skills a student should display by the end of Grade 6.
Standards for Mathematical Practice
  • Make Sense of Problems

    Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.

  • Reason Abstractly

    Reason abstractly and quantitatively, decontextualizing and contextualizing as needed.

  • Construct Arguments

    Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.

  • Model with Mathematics

    Model with mathematics in everyday life, society, and the workplace.

  • Use Tools Strategically

    Use appropriate tools strategically, including technology, estimation, and pencil-and-paper.

  • Attend to Precision

    Attend to precision in vocabulary, units, and computation.

  • Use Structure

    Look for and make use of structure in mathematical objects and patterns.

  • Express Regularity

    Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.

K-8 Mathematics Content
  • Counting and Number

    Apply counting and number-system reasoning to whole numbers, fractions, and rational numbers at the grade level.

  • Operations and Algebraic Thinking

    Apply operations and algebraic thinking to represent and solve problems involving the four operations and expressions.

  • Measurement and Data

    Apply measurement and data reasoning to represent and interpret information using tables, graphs, and statistical summaries.

  • Apply geometric reasoning to describe, classify, and measure two- and three-dimensional shapes at the grade level.

  • Ratios and Proportional Relationships

    Apply ratio reasoning to solve real-world and mathematical problems at the grade level.

Assessments
The state tests students at this grade and subject take.
State Summative

NHSAS: Mathematics (Grades 3-8)

New Hampshire's spring summative math test for grades 3 through 8, aligned to New Hampshire's College and Career Ready Standards for Math.

When given:
spring
Frequency:
annual
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