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Exit Ticket Folder Formative Assessment Signs
Formative Assessment: Exit Ticket Folders
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In order for my students to self-assess their learning, I created this exit ticket folder system. When students are dismissed or move on to another subject, they place their work in one of the folders. The levels range from the top folder that says Got it, meaning that the student feels that they are an expert on the lesson and could teach it to a classmate to the bottom folder which says N
1st - 6th
English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Math
Thinking Classroom Formative Assessment Checklist (With Rubric)
This is a ready made checklist for formative assessment in your thinking classroom. When your students work in small groups on thinking tasks, you can collect data on all of your students easily and quickly.
K - 12th
Math
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Anchor Chart Rubric
Have your students create an anchor chart as a formative assessment! This rubric is a quick grading tool to make anchor chart grading easy and fast; plus it gives the students clear standards when creating their anchor chart! Have them use in conjunction with Posters, Google Drawings, notebooks, and so much more! This is my very first TpT product and is totally FREE for you, but please leave feedback to help as I grow my store! Thank you! Lindley @TheSucculentScienceLab
4th - 12th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Writing in Math Rubric
With the implementation of the Danielson Framework, Common Core State Standards and the Understanding By Design model, educators are looking for ways to help increase students' awareness about their own learning. Domain 3 of the Danielson Framework reflects on various aspects of instruction, including Communicating with Students (3a) and Engaging Students in Learning (3c). Using rubrics are an excellent way to address some of these aspects, as they offer an avenue for peer-conferencing and self
3rd - 8th
Math, Writing
Sample Canvas Package - Connected Math
This is a sample Canvas package for the Investigation "Family of Polygons" of Connected Math's Shapes and Designs. The package contains of portion of the Module for the Investigation which includes: Three Flipped Lessons for the Investigation with follow up quizzes. Two Student Self-Evaluation Surveys for the Flipped Lessons. Three Questions Banks, one for each Flipped Lesson. The Package is designed to correspond with Investigations of each unit in Connected Math. The Package contains Flipped L
6th - 8th
Math, Measurement
Learn Math By Colors - One Step Equations Lesson Plan
Lesson plan created for teaching One Step Equations for Addition and Subtraction by colors. This includes instruction on the lesson, activity, quiz, and rubric. This lesson plan is great for visual learners. This is only the lesson plan. Please see my other listing for the automated powerpoint.
5th - 10th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Math
Beanboozled Probability Performance Task
This is a fun and engaging way to teach probability to your students! Students will discover probability with the help of the gross jelly bean game, Beanboozled. The performance task is to design a spinner based on their rankings of most disgusting to least disgusting jelly beans. There are introductory activities, quizzes, and a rubric in addition to the performance task.
7th, Adult Education
Math, Other (Math), Statistics
Weekly Checklist Behavior & Classwork - Growth Mindset/Classroom Management
This weekly checklist helps your students track their effort in class everyday. Rating themselves 1, 2 or 3 in the categories of warm up, notes, practice, and behavior, this is a simple but powerful way for students to begin to take ownership over their engagement and effort in class. It also serves as a great tool to ground conversations about the relationship between test and quiz grades and classwork. After rating themselves in these 4 categories everyday, students finish the week by tallyin
7th - 12th
For All Subjects, Math
Combining Like Terms
7.EE.1; Combining Like Terms Project: applying math to everyday situations for better application and understanding of the standard
7th
Algebra, Applied Math, Mental Math
CCSS
7.EE.A.1
Everyday Math (EM4) 4th grade Unit 1 Practice Challenge with Free Digital Rubric
This practice challenge is for Unit 1 in Everyday Math 4 but can be used with surrounding grades as well due to the way the rubric is set up. For younger grades, it can help, bump them up, and for older grades, it can help fill in any gaps that were missed. Questions: 1. Subtraction with borrowing. Understands base 10 and place value number system. Knows how to borrow groups of 10 from one place value and move it to another. Understands and can use the Tradition Subtraction Method
3rd - 6th
Math
Quadrilateral Profiles Project
In this project, students will create "social media profiles" for a quadrilateral of their choice. It should include 10 facts about their quadrilateral, a unique, real life, solved word problem using a theorem or property related to their quadrilateral, and a heavy dose of creativity. My students LOVED creating these profiles. I gave them the opportunity to do it digitally or on paper. I did this project with my class during online learning, but it could be used during in person classes as w
8th - 12th
Geometry, Math
CCSS
7.G.A.1
, 7.G.B.6
, 8.G.A.2
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Math TV Rubric - For use with Flip Cams in Math Classroom
Video clips created with Flip Cams, cell phones, or other portable devices are a great way to have students express what they know about a particular problem or subject. The rubric is designed for assessing students that are explaining how to do a particular problem. The file is in Excel format and can be modified for your use.
6th - 12th
Math
7.1.1.1 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 7.1.1.1 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions This is a Digital Resource using Google Docs. Minnesota Math Standard 7.1.1.1: Know that every rational number can be written as the ratio of two integers or as a terminating or repeating decimal. Recognize that π is not rational, but that it can be approximated by rational numbers such as 22/7 and 3.14.Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard 7.1.1.1 Minnesota Department of Education Benchmark Rubric for Standard 7.1.1.
7th
Math, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
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