North Dakota State Content Standards for Mathematics — North Dakota
Solves measurement problems and interprets data representations. This Grade 3 reporting domain maps to 2 practice skills and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
North Dakota State Content Standards for Mathematics — North Dakota
North Dakota administered its own state assessment program (the NDSA, a Cambium computer-adaptive test in grades 3-8 and 10; replaced by ND A+ beginning spring 2025). An official NDSA mathematics public-facing CAT blueprint (Cambium/NDDPI, Oct 2020) does exist and lists per-grade reporting categories with percentage ranges, but its full per-grade table could not be retrieved character-for-character from a citable primary source for transcription here (the Cambium content CDN blocks programmatic access). The NDSA reporting categories are the CCSS-M grade-level domains: the assessment was built on North Dakota's 2017 math standards, which are verbatim CCSS-M organized by grade-level domains. The coverage map below uses North Dakota's 2023-standards-style domain/standard codes (e.g. 3.AR.OA) but the skill content is CCSS-M.
An official NDSA mathematics CAT blueprint (Cambium/NDDPI public-facing CAT version, Oct 2020) publishes per-grade reporting-category percentage ranges (e.g. grade 3 Operations and Algebraic Thinking ~31-34%, Number and Operations in Base Ten ~22-24%; grade 6 groups Ratios & Proportional Relationships and The Number System ~28-34% and Expressions and Equations ~25-29%). The complete per-grade table could not be retrieved verbatim from a citable primary source (the Cambium content CDN returns HTTP 403 to programmatic fetches), so domain weights in the mapping are left null rather than transcribing partial/uncertain figures or splitting blueprint percentages across the grade-6+ domain groupings.
North Dakota DPI – State Assessment page
North Dakota DPI – Home
North Dakota Department of Agriculture – Ag Mag teacher guide with ND math standards references
A square has sides of cm. What is its perimeter?
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A bar graph shows: Apples = 10, Pears = 7, Plums = 3. How many in all?
Add the bars: .
Perimeter of a ft by ft rectangle?
ft.
A bar graph shows: Apples = 10, Pears = 7, Plums = 3. How many fewer Pears than Apples?
Subtract: .
A square has side m. Perimeter?
m.
A bar graph shows: Mon = 4, Tue = 8, Wed = 6. How many in all?
Add the bars: .
Perimeter of a cm by cm rectangle?
cm.
A bar graph shows: Mon = 4, Tue = 8, Wed = 6. How many more Tue than Mon?
Subtract: .
The NDSA placement starts with this test's real coverage map and finds the right difficulty.