The Math Project Studio

My favorite type of assessments are projects. After working hard on a project, it is important to have students think about how they performed in the chapter and project. This Group Project Reflection page is perfect for allowing students to reflect on their work and give fair feedback about their performance and their group's performance. I used this seven question handout with middle school students, but it could be used with 5th grade and above.

To start the year off right, I liked giving my students a survey about themselves. I used this as a part of my first day of school activities. I always collected them and reviewed them to help me understand a little more about my students. I used this with homeroom or advisory students. This could be used with other grades.

This form is perfect for teaching students to advocate for their needs. I like to print this onto colorful paper, cut them into fourths, and keep them in a page protector hanging in my classroom. Students just grab one of the slips and list their name, grade, the project or assignment they need an extension on, and the reason they need the extension. I always accept extension forms. I feel that the real lesson is asking for something when they need it! I hope you and your students make use of th