Cognitively Guided Instruction (CGI) Grade 1 – Test 4

Cognitively Guided Instruction (CGI)
Grade 1 – Test 4
Directions:
Teacher may read each problem to the students, as many times as they feel is
necessary. Test should be given near the end of each quarter.
Introduction:
A major instructional goal of CGI is that instruction should be appropriate for
each child’s level of knowledge. This assessment tool is only one method of
assessing student’s thinking.
Encourage students to use the picture and work area when solving the problem. Use this
assessment tool to look at how the student thought about the problem. Highlight problem areas on
the chart below.
Use the chart for grouping, conferencing or moving students to higher levels of problem solving.
Looking at problem types successfully solved by students will help “us” to move the student to more
complex problem types and more advanced strategies.
Name: ______________________________________
Number Correct: _______________
Date: _______________________________________
Percentage: _________________%
1.
Number order
2.
JRU – money
3.
Tens and ones
4.
Tens and ones
5.
SSU
6.
SCU
7.
JRU
8.
CRU
9.
SRU – time
10. Multiplication
11. JRU – open-ended
12. JCU
13. PPW-PU
14. Division
15. SCU
16. PPW-WU – Too
much information
17. CDU
18. CQU
19. JSU
20. Multiplication
Comments: _______________________________________________________________________
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Revised Summer 1995
Test 4-CGI (1)
Grade 1
(1)
Write the missing numbers.
_______ 62
_______ 30 _______
_______ 56
_______ 70
_______ 24 _______
_______ 40
_______ 29
_______ 99 _______
_______ 88
_______ 37 _______
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(2)
This apple costs 23¢. How many dimes, nickels, and or pennies would you need to buy
the apple? Can you write more than one answer?
Test 4 – CGI (2)
Grade 1
(3)
Pat took all of his old crayons and put them in sets of 10. He had some extra ones left
over. Using the chart, tell how many sets of ten and how many ones Pat had.
Write the number that tells how many crayons Pat has.
Answer
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(4)
Farmer Dilly and his wife went to their grove to pick oranges. They put 10 oranges into each
bag. The 7 extra oranges were put into the pail. How many oranges did they pick?
Write the number that tells how many oranges.
Answer
Test 4 – CGI (3)
Grade 1
(5)
Whiskers was naughty. He ate 7 of the fish. Now only 4 are left. How many fish were
in the bowl?
Answer
Work Area
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(6)
Nibbles had 12 balloons. The wind was so strong
that it blew some away. Now Nibbles only has 5.
How many balloons blew away?
Answer
Work Area
Test 4 – CGI (4)
Grade 1
(7)
Pam is 6 years old today. How old
will Pam be in 10 years?
Answer
Work Area
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(8)
Billy has 10 gobots. Billy has more
gobots than Tom. How many gobots
does Tom have?
Answer
Test 4 – CGI (5)
Grade 1
(9)
It is 4:00 and Shaun is taking a nap.
If he has been resting for 3 hours, what
time was it when Shaun went to bed?
Answer
Work Area
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(10)
Stefanie’s family has 3 cars. Mom wants to buy new tires for each of the cars. How many
tires does Mom need to buy?
Answer
Test 4 – CGI (6)
Grade 1
(11)
Tony went to the Kid’s Place to buy prizes for his party.
He spent 15¢. What could he buy? Circle the pictures
that show what he bought.
Work Area
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(12)
The old toy maker has 6 teddy bears.
How many more teddy bears does
he need to make to have enough
teddy bears for 11 children?
Answer
Work Area
Test 4 – CGI (7)
Grade 1
(13)
Alan has 16 whistles.
7 are red and the rest are blue.
How many whistles are blue?
Answer
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(14)
Mother needed 15 apples to bake a pie.
Her 5 children went to pick the apples.
If each child picked the same number of
apples, how many apples did each child pick?
Answer
Work Area
Test 4 – CGI (8)
Grade 1
(15)
12 trucks were in the sandbox. While Jon
and Brittany went into the house for a drink,
Gary and Vicky buried some of the trucks in
the sand. When they came back there were
only 2 trucks. How many trucks did they
have to find?
Answer
Work Area
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(16)
Sheri had 5 green jacks and 4 yellow jacks.
Chris had 4 red jacks. How many jacks did
Sheri have?
Answer
Work Area
Test 4 – CGI (9)
Grade 1
(17)
Paul collected 9 ants. Mike collected 5 ants. How
many more ants does Paul have than Mike?
Answer
Work Area
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(18)
Connie read 5 books. Philip read 4 more books than Connie.
How many books did Philip read?
Answer
Work Area
Test 4 – CGI (10)
Grade 1
(19)
Some silly clowns were in the circus tent. 3 clowns went in to join them. Then there are
15 clowns in the tent. How many clowns were in the tent to start with?
Answer
Work Area
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(20)
There were 3 little monkeys at the zoo.
They were getting hungry. The zoo
Keeper gave each of them 3 bananas.
How many bananas did the zoo keeper bring?
Work Area
Answer