I’m releasing a collection of free Creative Commons licensed IB MYP Math assessments. You can find the spreadsheet with the assessments linked here.
These are licensed under a couple of different Creative Commons licenses, depending on the source of the assessment (most are ones I’ve collected during my career). I’ve adapted some of Dan Meyer’s Three Act tasks to be MYP assessments.
The assessments currently all use generic rubrics and few have answer keys. If your department ends up using any of these assessments and completes either of these resources, please share them back to me, so I can update the assessments and the entire community will benefit.
Share this information with your MYP math departments if you think they’ll be interested in another source of assessments. Best of all, this one is designed to be edited and adapted!
Borys says:
These are great, thank you! I’d like to keep all of them offline for future use. Who knows when I will be teaching coordinates next time… Any chance you could prepare a single big ZIP file for us who like hoarding such treasures?
November 3, 2026 — 9:43 am
David Wees says:
Let me see if there is an easy to create a link to download all of the files at once, as I intend to be able to update the resources over time, and they all live in separate locations in Google Drive.
November 3, 2026 — 8:47 pm
David Wees says:
I have created a script that takes the folders and zips them up, and then runs once a month afterward, to capture changes to the files. The spreadsheet shared above has links to the multiple zip files that are required. If you go back to the spreadsheet, there is a new sheet called “Download All Resources” that contains links to the Zip files. Currently, two are needed to download these (as Word documents).
November 3, 2026 — 9:17 pm
Borys says:
Wonderful. Thank you so much!
November 4, 2026 — 7:56 am
Susan Jones says:
OK, I”m looking over the MYP materials.
I see a lot of activities and exercises that assume background knowledge. Is that just not built in, yet? So MYP Math Units has “Coordinate City but there’s no Pre-task? (and now I can’t find the file that showed that). It seems some activities use the “chips” model (circles of + and – that combine to make zero)
I’ve started organizing my “figuring out integers” materials — I’m not sure what would help with your programme. It’s at
https://resourceroom.net/FYP/
The “Connecting Representations” asked students to identify operations on a number line w/ only 0 marked which I thought might be terrifying for some; then I noticed a formative assessment using chips as a model. I’m not in classroom setting so I’m trying to figure out what happens to get students working with these models.
I think this is such an excellent idea and hope I can add to it.
November 6, 2026 — 10:19 pm
David Wees says:
Yeah, there isn’t a pre-task for Year 1, Unit 1 yet. I just didn’t find something suitable. I have it as a TO DO to make something here. I think students benefit from understanding both the chip model and the number line model for integers, but I haven’t yet worked out an introduction to the chip model in the materials. I’m currently focusing on assessments, then the pre-task, and then lessons. Practice exercises are planned to be last, since they are dependent on everything else.
November 7, 2026 — 12:47 am