SNAP: Student Numeracy Assessment and Practice @ Learn 71
What is SNAP?
The Student Numeracy Assessment and Practice (SNAP) is designed to provide teachers, schools and districts with meaningful, formative information about student numeracy development. This assessment tool guides instruction and supports learning and does not focus on measuring outcomes. SNAP is intended to capture students' mathematical thinking processes, strategies and conceptual understanding.Â
Why is Comox Valley School District collecting Gr 3 and 5 SNAP data?
-To support responsive teaching
-To build consistence and equity across schools
-To track growth over time
-To empower professional learning communities
-To strengthen communication with families and students
SNAP data provides rich, formative evidence that supports reponsive teaching, equitable practice, professional collaboration, and student growth. SNAP aligns with the broader goal of developing numerate, flexible and confident problem-solvers.
Learn 71 Numeracy Assessments (November):
Grade 3 (End of Grade 2 SNAP numbers to 100)
Grade 5 (End of Grade 4 SNAP numbers to 10000)
Assessment Tools:
Zoom in SNAP Practice (Communicating and Representing; Understanding and Solving; Connecting and Reflecting; Reasoning and Analyzing)
Grade 3 (end of Grade 2) Rubric
Grade 5 (end of Grade 4) Rubric