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I used paint samples and wrote a, b, c, d on each colored space.

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Print cards and have students hold up qr code for assesments

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Students can answer a short question or share an idea and submit it as they leave.

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I will sometimes collect or go over as a class.

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Reading response notebook to check the strategy/learning target.

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Reading response notebook to check the strategy/learning target.

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"Must do's" during reading workshop in their reading notebooks. We do group sharing and use them like an exit ticket

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"Must do's" during reading workshop in their reading notebooks. We do group sharing and use them like an exit ticket

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I used seesaw for a summative assessment.  Students posted a video and tagged their partner as well as gave feedback to two other groups

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I used seesaw for a summative assessment.  Students posted a video and tagged their partner as well as gave feedback to two other groups

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Each assessment has the Power Standard/Learning Target link to it so that students know which PS/LT it will help them understand.

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Something as simple as popping in on conversations among students.

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I have, who has...on a particular topic. nouns, inferences, etc

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I have, who has...on a particular topic. nouns, inferences, etc

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assess prior knowledge with questions- kids post on the feed

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anchor charts where students are able to reflect as a group or individually of the topic at hand. I sometimes use it as an interactive activity.

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anchor charts where students are able to reflect as a group or individually of the topic at hand. I sometimes use it as an interactive activity.

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Post-it notes or index cards with a summary/definition to assess student learning at the end of a class period.

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Post-it notes or index cards with a summary/definition to assess student learning at the end of a class period.

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I've used this for students in reading groups. Great to monitor their discussion and learning!

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I'd like to try it next year!

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Quizlet Premium allows you to analyze what terms and concepts students have down, and what they could use some help with.

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student interest!

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I've used Quizziz.com. It's like kahoot (game format) but at their own pace. Quizziz works great during stations

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I've used Quizziz.com. It's like kahoot (game format) but at their own pace. Quizziz works great during stations

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Kids work a problem on a whiteboard and hold up their answer.

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socrative - great way to collect data & get a quick check for understanding.  It also has a space race for group answers

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socrative - great way to collect data & get a quick check for understanding.  It also has a space race for group answers

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I've used it both to teach and assess.

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I have students take a pre-assessment through Google forms to see what kids know. The post assessment is the same form where students can see what they have learned. Both are not graded.

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I know there isn't always time for this, but quick conferences with students is one of my favorite formative assessments!

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Small groups or coaching sessions--these are a great opportunity to ask students questions or have them describe different concepts to you.

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I tied the unit review tests from Math Expressions into playlists, and had the kids take them as pretests. On the playlists, then, they could skip out of the lessons they'd already  mastered and work ahead.

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I just figured out how your road sign activity was actually a formative assessment. Nice!