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Nearpod and whiteboards

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We used nerf guns in high school to shoot the correct answer written on the board

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Having the students use whiteboards to answer questions

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I had a teacher in high school use QR codes for students to answer questions on a quiz.  The way you turned your paper determined if you chose answer A,B,C, or D.

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After each lesson, the teacher asked the students to write 2 stars (2 things they learned from the lesson) and 1 wish (1 thing they want/need more time learning).

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Kahoot.

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Post-It note exit slip that had students respond to "What Stuck With You Today?" poster

Kahoot team quiz

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Students writing information on post it notes and displaying them on the wall before leaving

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In history class the students would be given a photo from a time period and the other students would as them questions about it.

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I have seen nearpod be used a few times in some of the classes I have been in. I think the children really enjoy this because the teacher can embed different assessments into the lesson

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I have seen nearpod be used a few times in some of the classes I have been in. I think the children really enjoy this because the teacher can embed different assessments into the lesson

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Kahoot

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Having students write down one question they had from the lesson that day.

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My teacher would have the students get into four groups at the end of the week and each group would discuss a different topic and have to make a sentence and picture including what they learned.

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Having students make a cookie based off an animal or plant cell

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Round Robin, Kahoot, Exit slip - 3 things you learned and 1 thing you are still not sure about

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Math board games. Also, I have seen students create their own word problems in the form of a story.

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Kahoot is one of my favorite formative assessments that gives teachers an immediate idea of where their students are in their learning.

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Apps that keep track of students' progress during lessons like ClassDojo. It can be used for assessment and as a behavior chart.