Do you need an assessment that clearly shows the progression from one level to the next and identifies areas of strength and weakness? It tests both above and below the expected year level to help identify students at all levels. This is a great diagnostic tool to help direct future teaching and organising groups according to academic ability.

It includes a separate test booklet per year level and an answer book that indicates the year level for each question within the book. 
A unique feature of this test is that it includes Power Point tests - an amazing tool for testing individual student's automatic response to number facts. The whole class can be tested at one time, saving a lot of time and gets accurate and detailed results.
 
Our teachers use this regularly and love the amount of detail this assessment tool gives about each child’s individual learning..

It can be used as a whole test for reporting purposes or pre and post testing of individual mathematical topics.

Skills & Strategies Assessed:
NUMBER & ALGEBRA
Counting
Read, Write, Order Numbers
4 Processes
Before / After
Odd / Even
Fractions & Decimals
MEASUREMENT
Measurement  - Year 1 & Year 2 Time and Money only
Measurement  - Year 3 & Year 4: For a Complete Measurement Assessment, see Maths Progress Assessment  - Measurement

This package includes:
Year 1 Student Booklet
Year 2 Student Booklet
Year 3 Student Booklet
Year 4 Student Booklet
Answer Book: Colour coded for each year level
5 Power Point Assessments (Testing Automatic Response of Number Facts)
Addition & Subtraction Year 1 - 4
Doubles & Halves Year 1 - 4
Multiplication Tables 10, 2, 5 Year 2 - 4
Multiplication Tables 3, 4, 9, 11 Year 3 - 4
Multiplication Tables 6, 7, 8, 12 Year 4
Plus challenge questions in each section

Teachers have trialled this assessment tool for several years and found it very useful as a diagnostic tool for both mid year and end of year reporting schedules.
The colour codes in the answer book show the results for each year level's expected outcome at the end of the year, according to Australian Curriculum.