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Mrs. Perkins- Since I started using Google Classroom, my class has been way more technologically driven. My student frequently complete digital graphic organizers which allows for collaborative planning and quick feedback. I also use ReadWorks.org which has ESL/Audio services for free- and immediate teacher data. My kids LOVE kahoot and Quizziz. We've used Plickers a few times, but I've found this requires more planning than the others. Google Classroom has made it way easier for the kids to access these sites and others as I can easily post the links.

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I love using these tools for formative assessments. With Quizizz, I am able to see who is struggling with each question. The kids love them too!
-Ms. Parman

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I use nearpod as whiteboard during word work because it saves students work. I can always go back analyze what they need in case I miss it. 

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I use nearpod as whiteboard during word work because it saves students work. I can always go back analyze what they need in case I miss it. 

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Flipgrid is my favorite because students are able to express a lot more in speaking than in writing. They can watch the videos from their peers.

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Fulenwider--I like to use Plickers and Kahoot! 

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Fulenwider--I like to use Plickers and Kahoot! 

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Plickers is something that my students really enjoy. It took a little bit for them to get used to holding the cards in the appropriate orientation for each answer. However, with the data, I am able to differentiate groups based on readiness.

Kahoot! is an oldie but goodie. The kids are always excited to do whatever activity we are doing on it!

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Quizizz, Explain Everything, Education Galaxy, and Whiteboards-Mrs. Luckenbaugh

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Quizizz, Explain Everything, Education Galaxy, and Whiteboards-Mrs. Luckenbaugh

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I use Quizizz for a quick formative assessment for addition and subtraction with and without regrouping. I have the students use whiteboards to work out the problem before they select an answer. This allows me to monitor for mistakes students may be making so I can address this immediately and reteach at that moment.  Explain Everything also allows students to explain the steps to solve a problem.  I also find the matching TEK on Education Galaxy and students log on to that specific TEK to follow up a lesson.

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I love using nearpod to build formative assessment that is easy to view and respond to and use right away! A lot of times I will add a discussion board on it and let students discuss what we are talking about!! It's my favorite easy formative assessment!

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Mrs. Hernandez--I love working with GoFormative, makes it really easy to find where students are at immediately and be able to stop misconceptions because the students responses immediately show up on your iPad or computer as they are answering. 

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Mrs. Hernandez--I love working with GoFormative, makes it really easy to find where students are at immediately and be able to stop misconceptions because the students responses immediately show up on your iPad or computer as they are answering. 

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Quizzizz was really fun to use with multiplication facts. It's also fun to use for reading or any type of vocabulary quizzes that you want to do. I love that I'm able to see which students are struggling very quickly. I am able to adjust my instruction and figure out if whatever I am assessing needs to be retaught in a whole group or small group setting. -Rawson

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Quizzizz was really fun to use with multiplication facts. It's also fun to use for reading or any type of vocabulary quizzes that you want to do. I love that I'm able to see which students are struggling very quickly. I am able to adjust my instruction and figure out if whatever I am assessing needs to be retaught in a whole group or small group setting. -Rawson

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We use Kahoot and quizizz for a lot of our formative assessements in 5th grade.

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We use Kahoot and quizizz for a lot of our formative assessements in 5th grade.

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Quizlet has been an excellent resource for differentiation with vocabulary! Students can access our study sets and play games based on their knowledge. Students with basic understanding can use the match option while our higher students utilize the "galaxy" game for more of a challenge!

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We use nearpod for formative assessments in math. The data is great and we can reteach when needed. Also, the students used flipgrid to retell a book they had read. It is a great tool for reading comprehension or anything you need from students!