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Weekly quiz · The I Wonder Wall

Assessment Appendix — PreK · Week 19 Quiz

Quarter 3, Week 1 · Lessons 3.1–3.2 · The I Wonder Wall; Living or Not Living?

#ItemAnswer / look-fors / scoringPtsLesson · standards
1Picture: Say: “Point to the living thing.”Picture 2 (middle): flowerM/A/NL3.2 · SCI 1.1.d, MATH 3.1.a, SCI 1.1.b
2Say: “Tell me one wonder.”Children share a question that starts with I wonder or why.M/A/NL3.1 · SCI 1.1.a, ATL 1.2.c, SCI 1.1.e
3Say: “Is a worm living?”Children say yes.M/A/NL3.2 · SCI 1.1.d, MATH 3.1.a, SCI 1.1.b
4Say: “Draw something from our garden this week (The I Wonder Wall). Tell me about it.”Accept any drawing; listen for a garden word: wonder, question, notice, curious.M/A/NL3.1 · SCI 1.1.a, ATL 1.2.c, SCI 1.1.e

Observation targets: L3.1: Look closely at a surprising plant object. • L3.1: Ask an “I wonder…” question. • L3.2: Tell what living things do. • L3.2: Sort living and nonliving things. • L3.1: Children point and say “I wonder…” with a teacher’s model and draw the object.

Assessment Appendix — Kindergarten · Week 19 Quiz

Quarter 3, Week 1 · Lessons 3.1–3.2 · The I Wonder Wall; Living or Not Living?

#ItemAnswer / look-fors / scoringPtsLesson · standards
1Picture: Say: “Point to the living thing.”Picture 3 (right): flowerM/A/NL3.2 · K.L2U1.8, U1, K.SL.1, K.MD.B.3, K-LS1-1
2Say: “Listen to the clue: "See something with our senses." What garden word is it?”Notice.M/A/NL3.1 · U1, K.SL.1
3Say: “How many bees? Count and circle the number.”10. Look for one-to-one touch counting and saying the last number as the total.M/A/NL3.2 · K.L2U1.8, U1, K.SL.1, K.MD.B.3, K-LS1-1 (counting: K.CC.B.5)
4Say: “Tell me one wonder.”Children share a question that starts with I wonder or why.M/A/NL3.1 · U1, K.SL.1
5Say: “Is a worm living?”Children say yes.M/A/NL3.2 · K.L2U1.8, U1, K.SL.1, K.MD.B.3, K-LS1-1

Observation targets: L3.1: Look closely at a surprising plant object. • L3.1: Ask an “I wonder…” question. • L3.2: Tell what living things do. • L3.2: Sort living and nonliving things. • L3.1: Children ask their own how or why question and suggest a way to find out.