Checkpoint 2 Practice, Grades 3–5
For the whole team: two items on every Checkpoint 2 standard for each grade, one Approaching and one At Proficiency, with worked keys and a Where to Start tracker for each grade.
Get it free on TPTA math curriculum for 5th grade, grades 6–8 and Algebra 1, designed, reviewed, and checked by Greg, a teacher with 25+ years in the classroom. Every lesson has guided notes, practice, an exit ticket, a homework page, worked answer keys and an interactive Teacher Deck that builds every step click by click. Every unit ends with a quiz, a review and two unit tests.
Indiana’s Checkpoint 2 window runs November 16, 2026 to February 5, 2027, across winter break. Start free: a screener for your grade, or the grade-band practice for your whole team. Then pick the practice set, the reteach packet, or the bundle with both.
For the whole team: two items on every Checkpoint 2 standard for each grade, one Approaching and one At Proficiency, with worked keys and a Where to Start tracker for each grade.
Get it free on TPTFor the whole team: two items on every Checkpoint 2 standard for each grade, one Approaching and one At Proficiency, with worked keys and a Where to Start tracker for each grade.
Get it free on TPTDesigned, reviewed, and checked by Greg · 25+ years in the classroom. Prices and page counts are the ones on TPT. Every grade, checkpoint and bundle is on State Test Math. Independent resource, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Indiana Department of Education.
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Indiana ILEARN Math · a teacher's TPT review · Oct 18, 2026
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!
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Then a homework page of eight new problems with its own worked key, and an interactive Teacher Deck for the whole lesson.
Each unit in grades 5–8 is one download on Teachers Pay Teachers, with the lessons in teaching order and every assessment for the unit.
After twenty-five years in the classroom, I design each unit around the parts of the day that take the most planning: the first lesson, the homework and the test.
The Teacher Deck carries the lesson: it fills in the notes one blank per click, works the example a step at a time and builds every solution a line at a time, with speaker notes on what to ask.
Every lesson has a homework page of eight new problems, from warm-up to stretch, with its own fully worked key to grade from or post for students.
The exit ticket, two per page, with an I-can self-rating, tells you who is ready to move on before you plan tomorrow.
Each unit has a quiz, a review and two parallel test forms, with item analysis sheets, in color, InkSaver and editable Word.
A free pacing guide for each course puts every lesson, quiz, review and test on the calendar, and each unit overview gives the days for each lesson.
Each course has a full lesson free on TPT, the same packet, homework, keys and Teacher Deck as every paid lesson.
One complete lesson from each course, free on Teachers Pay Teachers.
The full lesson: packet, homework, answer keys and Teacher Deck.
Get it free on TPTThe full lesson: packet, homework, answer keys and Teacher Deck.
Get it free on TPTThe full lesson: packet, homework, answer keys and Teacher Deck.
Get it free on TPTThe full lesson: packet, homework, answer keys and Teacher Deck.
Get it free on TPTThe full lesson: packet, answer key and Teacher Deck.
Get it free on TPTA full year of bell ringers: four problems a day, a slide to project and a page to print.
See the warm-upsA diagnostic for 6th, 7th, 8th grade and Algebra 1, to see what students bring with them.
See the readiness checksKid-friendly definitions for grades 5–8, Algebra 1 and Geometry, each tied to its standard.
Open the glossarySaved me so much time
These warm ups saved me so much time completing them myself. I get bored with the same stuff each year!
Ready at a moment's notice
Wonderful bundle! I love having a great set of bell ringers ready to go at a moments notice.
Worked perfectly
I had to miss class and looked for a quick, cheap, solution and this worked perfectly. Going to keep for the future for sure!
I am Greg. I have spent more than twenty-five years in the math classroom, and I built Math Class 678 out of the thing I always needed: the whole lesson in your hand, from the first example to the homework and the unit test. The common-misconception callouts in every lesson are not generic. They are the exact errors I have watched students make, year after year.
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In grades 5 to 8, each unit is one download: every lesson in teaching order (guided notes, practice, apply problems, an exit ticket and a homework page, with fully worked answer keys and an interactive Teacher Deck), plus a quiz, a unit review and Unit Test Forms A and B in color, InkSaver and editable Word.
In Algebra 1, yes: every lesson is its own listing, and each unit and the whole year also come as bundles. In grades 5 to 8 the lessons come inside their unit download, and each grade has one full lesson free to try.
Yes. Every lesson in grades 5 to 8 and Algebra 1 has a homework page of eight new problems (two warm-up, four standard and two stretch) with its own fully worked key.
Every lesson is built to the Common Core standard it teaches, printed on the lesson and listed on its unit page here, so you can match lessons to your pacing guide. The free pacing guide for each course lays out the whole year.
Each lesson is self-contained, with notes, practice, an exit ticket and a worked key, so a substitute can run it. There is also a free 3-day emergency sub plan on the free resources page.
Everything is sold on Teachers Pay Teachers. This site is a guide to the curriculum and sells nothing directly; every button goes to the matching TPT listing.
Yes. One full lesson from every course is free, along with the pacing guides, notation and vocabulary guides, a week of warm-ups, back-to-school diagnostics, end-of-year reviews and a 3-day emergency sub plan.
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A full lesson from every course, pacing guides, notation guides, warm-ups, end-of-year reviews and a sub plan, all free on Teachers Pay Teachers.