Sept 14 – Nov 13, 2026
Checkpoint 1
4 standards
Checkpoint 1 Practice + Mock Form · 80 items · 41 pages
- Intervention & Reteach
- Checkpoint 1 Bundle practice + reteach
- What's on Checkpoint 1
Grade 5 ILEARN Math Practice
Decimals, fraction operations, volume, and the coordinate plane.
Designed, reviewed, and checked by Greg · 25+ years in the classroom · Updated for 2026-27400practice items
23standards
215pages
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A teacher's TPT review · Oct 18, 2026
70% → 82% passing on Indiana's 7th grade Checkpoint 1
After two weeks with the reteach pages, between Opportunity 1 and Opportunity 2.
“Amazing and Worth every Cent!”
This resource is spot on! We just took Opportunity 1 and i had 70 percent of my kids pass the 7th Grade Math Checkpoint 1. I then used the reteaching pages and focused on targeting instruction to those questions that were most missed on the first opportunity for 2 weeks. We then took Opportunity 2 and I had 82 percent total passing! That is the most I have had passing since the Checkpoints were created! If you teach 7th grade Math in Indiana, it is definitely worth the money!
One teacher's results, in her own words (bold is ours). Every class is different.
Your testing year
Each practice set lines up with a testing window. Give it before the window opens, then reteach what students miss.
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Nov 16 – Feb 5, 2027
Checkpoint 2
6 standards
Checkpoint 2 Practice · 120 items · 70 pages
- Free Checkpoint 2 screener 12 items, try it first
- Intervention & Reteach
- Checkpoint 2 Bundle practice + reteach
- What's on Checkpoint 2
Feb 8 – Apr 9, 2027
Checkpoint 3
7 standards
Checkpoint 3 Practice · 140 items · 81 pages
- Free Checkpoint 3 screener 14 items, try it first
- Intervention & Reteach
- Checkpoint 3 Bundle practice + reteach
- What's on Checkpoint 3
Apr 12 – May 7, 2027
Summative
23 standards
Summative Practice Test · 60 items · 23 pages
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Grade 5 spiral review
Four items a day, four days a week. Print the pages, or assign each day as a self-grading Google Form.
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August
Start with a readiness check
Before the first testing window, a beginning-of-year diagnostic shows which skills from last year students still need. The Readiness Checks are on the Math Class 678 classroom site.
What grade 5 covers
Short names in our own words. See IDOE’s ILEARN page for the official standard text.
Checkpoint 1
- 5.M.4Volume by packing unit cubes
- 5.M.5Apply V = l × w × h and V = B × h
- 5.CA.1Divide with two-digit divisors
- 5.CA.2Multiplication and division word problems
Checkpoint 2
- 5.CA.3Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators
- 5.CA.4Fraction addition and subtraction in real-world problems
- 5.CA.9Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to hundredths
- 5.CA.10Decimal and money problems in real-world settings
- 5.NS.1Compare and order fractions and decimals on a number line
- 5.NS.4Model percents as parts of 100
Checkpoint 3
- 5.CA.5Multiply fractions with a model
- 5.CA.6Divide fractions with a model
- 5.CA.7Fraction multiplication in real-world problems
- 5.CA.8Fraction division in real-world problems
- 5.DA.1Line plots, histograms, and choosing a display
- 5.DA.2Mean, median, mode, and outliers
- 5.M.3Area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids
Summative only
- 5.NS.2Interpret fractions as parts, sets, and division
- 5.NS.3Patterns when multiplying and dividing by powers of 10
- 5.CA.11Graph and interpret ordered pairs in the first quadrant
- 5.G.1Classify triangles; radius and diameter of a circle
- 5.M.1Convert measurement units within one system
- 5.M.2Area of a rectangle with fractional side lengths
Try three items
One from each checkpoint. Pick an answer to see the worked solution.
What is 750 ÷ 25?
Choose an answer to see the worked solution.
Worked solutionCount by 25s toward 750: 25 × 30 = 750. So the quotient is 30.
Which equation shows 23 + 14 rewritten with a common denominator?
Choose an answer to see the worked solution.
Worked solutionTwelfths hold both thirds and fourths, because 3 × 4 = 12. Thirds are worth 4 twelfths each, so 23 = 812. Fourths are worth 3 twelfths each, so 14 = 312. Only 812 + 312 names the same two amounts as the original expression; the others change how much is being added.
Mr. Diaz asked 24 students to name their favorite school-lunch main dish. His results were pizza 9, tacos 7, pasta 5, and soup 3.
Which kind of data did Mr. Diaz collect, and which display fits it?
Choose an answer to see the worked solution.
Worked solutionThe answers Mr. Diaz collected are names of dishes, not measurements. Nothing about them can be added, put in order, or cut into equal intervals, and data made of names is categorical. A bar graph displays it: one bar for each name, with gaps between the bars because the categories have no width and no order. A histogram needs a numeric axis cut into equal intervals and a line plot needs a number line, so neither one has anywhere to put the word ‘tacos’. The four counts do add to 24, which confirms every student is represented once.
Teacher questions
Do students use a calculator on Checkpoint 1?
The practice set treats every grade 5 Checkpoint 1 standard as no-calculator, following IDOE's published item specifications. Check your school's testing guidance for the current rules.
How is the mock form different from the practice set?
The practice set groups items by standard and labels each one Approaching, At or Above Proficiency, so you can see where a student stands. The mock form mixes the same standards without labels, the way a test does.
What if students still miss a standard after the checkpoint?
That's what the intervention is for: a teacher page, a student reteach page, targeted practice, error analysis and an exit ticket for each standard. IDOE's optional second opportunity stays open through April 9.
Are these actual state test questions?
No. Every item is original and aligned to the published standards. Nothing is copied from a state test, a released item or a reference sheet.