Your paper has tasks on both sides. You checked the front. Which part do you still need to check?

• The tasks on the back of the paper
• The front that you already checked
• The pencil that you put on the desk

The task says, 'Write your name and draw a face.' Eva drew a face but left the name space empty. What should she add?

• Her name in the empty space
• Another face beside her picture
• A color around the empty space

You just finished your work. What should you do next?

• Look back and check it
• Leave without looking at it
• Ask someone else to check it for you

Which child is checking their own work?

• Zoe closes her book and leaves her paper
• Zoe reads her paper again after finishing
• Zoe gives her paper to a friend to finish

The model says star, heart, star, heart. You copied star, heart, heart, heart. What should you change to match the model?

• Change the last heart to a star
• Change the first star to a heart
• Change the third shape to a star

Sam was asked to write 1 to 4 from smallest to largest. He wrote 1, 2, 4, 3. His check shows that 4 came before 3. What should he do?

• Fix the order so it reads 1, 2, 3, 4
• Keep the order so it reads 1, 2, 4, 3
• Erase the line and leave no numbers at all

Leo counted these apples and wrote 7. Count each apple once to check. How many are there?

Answer: ______________

Your task asks for red flowers. A friend asks what you checked. Which answer describes a check that matches this task?

• I checked whether I had written my name.
• I checked whether the flowers were red.
• I checked whether my pencil was sharp.

Ana finished her paper. She said she was done without checking it. What might happen?

• Her work will fix itself
• She might miss a mistake
• Nothing bad will happen

Tom was asked to draw 4 stars. He drew 4 hearts, shown below. What still needs fixing?

• The number must change from 4 to 3
• The number must change from 4 to 5
• The shapes must change to stars