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Informal assessments
Formal assessments

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Formative assessment
exit tickets
response cards
silent signals

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You can use formative assessments to drive your instruction. These assessments should flow seamlessly into your lessons and should have a game like feel to them

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-formative assessments
-I have who has
-exit tickets
-questioning
-put up 1-5 fingers
-summative assessment at the end of the semester

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White boards
index cards
spot check independent work
Plickers

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Multiple assessments throughout the lesson.
Checks and cues for understanding.

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Informal and formal assessments (thumbs up, thumbs down, quizzes, projects, etc)

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Formative assessments can be used throughout a lesson to check for understanding.
Ex: Whiteboards, stoplight (red = stop, green = go)

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*formative Assessment
(Put your whiteboards above your head,
hands on your head/stand up/fingers on your nose)
*Exit tickets
*Summative assessments

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Any time during your lesson you can check for understanding using informal assessments. You can also use formal assessments to get summative data from your students.

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Formative assessments
self assessments
rubrics
thumbs up/down

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formal/informal assessments
thumbs up/down
Kahoot
hot/cold

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Formative assessments
-whiteboards
-exit tickets
-thumbs up/down

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1. Thumbs up Thumbs down
2.  Four Corners
3. Exit Ticket
4. Problem of the Day
5. Small groups
6. Classroom discussions
7. 1-5 fingers
8. Online Quizzes

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Within your lesson, doing thumbs up or thumbs down or a thermometer technique is a quick way to asses for understanding before moving on through your lesson.
Body language ells a lot as eel, if students looked physically engaged they probably are.

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You can check for understanding with informal assessments including the fly swatter review game, exit tickets, thumbs up/down, etc. 

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You can check for understanding with informal assessments including the fly swatter review game, exit tickets, thumbs up/down, etc. 

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Megan B

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-assessment (formative/summative)
-exit ticket
-one-on-one conversation

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-Informal assessment
-Thumbs up and down
-Exit slip
-Games that relate to lesson
-White boards
- Summative assessments at the end of a unit
-classroom discussions

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formative assessments throughout the lesson:
-thumbs up/down
-hand thermometer
-whiteboards
-listening to student discussions

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Informal assessments
Thumbs up/thumbs down
Having them repeat the directions or steps of a problem
Explain their thinking
Have them share their writing

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Give me 5
Exit tickets
Role play
Switch board activities

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Assessments (formative and summative)
Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down
1-5 on fingers

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Informal:
Thumbs up/down
White boards
Exit tickets

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1. summative assessments
2. formative assessments
3.thumbs up/thumbs down
4. 5-fingers
5. exit tickets
6. meetings with individual students

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Formative assessments through out the lesson/unit