Formative Assessment Visual
by gabygarcia
I was thinking of putting this up on the SMART board after the lesson and have students hold up the number that corresponds to the emoji on their chest for privacy. 1 - I'm having a hard time, I don't understand. 2 - A bit confused, but I could figure it out with help. 3 - I know this fairly well. 4 - I know this so well I could teach someone else. Another way to do it is to simply print it off and give it to students to fill out as an as an exit slip. - You would just have to add instructions and a place for students to write their name. You can modify it to meet your needs!
| Uploaded | 7 years ago |
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| Last edited | 2 years ago |
| Attribution | Attribution CC BY |
| Type | Assessment |
| Language | English |
| Grade(s) | 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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