Formative assessment ideas elementary

Read about Formative Assessment Ideas for Elementary in our latest blog post! It's filled with 15 brilliant formative assessment strategies to gauge your students' understandingt. Walk away with 15 practical formative assessment examples that make learning interactive and fun. These tools will help you track student progress effectively. Ideal for educators who wish to weave innovation into their teaching style! #FormativeAssessment #ElementaryEducation #AssessmentStrategies

Assessing student learning is often boring, but this post describes creative and fun ways to assess student learning - especially for formative assessment!

I am so happy to be back linking up with this fabulous idea. My bright idea is to give you my top 5 EASY ways to implement formative assessment in your classroom. As teachers, we are all usually very good at summative assessment - that is, assessment of learning, where we check to see if our students are reaching certain goal and standards as set by the curriculum. But we need to become better at formative assessment - that is assessment FOR learning, where we are more able to support…

These exit ticket templates are the perfect tool to use for formative assessments. They can work with any lesson and students love the fun and creative prompts.

In this post, you will find 27 Formative Assessment Tools for Your Classroom! Formative assessment is such an essential part of the learning process and student success, and many digital tools can help support this process.This list has a wide variety of features and options to help you solidify your formative assessment strategies! Many of the tools below are great for both formative and summative assessments.

Move it, show it, mark it, and voice it!

One of the best ways to group students for reteach and enrich is by collecting data on formative assessments throughout the week. I created this free

We all know that some assessments are not optional. Our little kiddos must sit in their desks and show what they know with a pencil and paper. But, many times, in our daily learning, we can assess our students in so many other creative ways than tests! I'd like to share with you 11 fun games that you can play with your students that will let them show what they know! 1. Game show: This is always a kid favorite! I make up questions about a unit (this works well with science and social…

Explore 10 tips for creating effective and authentic assessments using past examples and official syllabuses.

This 3-2-1 ELA closure activity worksheet is designed for use after students have read a nonfiction text. There are boxes for students to write three facts they learned, two questions they still have, and one opinion they now have.