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I can monitor students' work and give it as homework. They can keep redoing the work until they reach a 100. I can then look at the Google Sheets data to see how many times the students have had to redo it or have been successful the first time. Excellent for formative and summative assessment.

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Fountas and Pinnell

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Raise your hand if you know it!

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exit ticket

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constant comprehension checks

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Quick write/ Do-now, exit ticket (journal entry), Kahoot

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Vote for answer go to a corner of the room ABCD etc...

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Students write a sentence in Spanish that shows mastery of the day's concepts

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Poll everywher

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Can have responses more than just multiple choice

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Showdown

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Map

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Because I want to know more about the individual student and less about the group as a whole... less answer sharing than kahoot!

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Clothespins on a bulletin board - kids clip their clothespin to their level of understanding (4 wires going across the bulletin board representing levels of understanding).  Every kid is assigned a specific clothespin.

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Clothespins on a bulletin board - kids clip their clothespin to their level of understanding (4 wires going across the bulletin board representing levels of understanding).  Every kid is assigned a specific clothespin.

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Workplaces

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Divide the class and conquer!

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KAHOOT

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Quick writes and Kahoot

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Use student work or example. Place a mistake somewhere in the example. Have groups explain the mistake and fix it!

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Students place them on a target as an exit ticket.

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Formative quiz similar to plickers

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Kahoot. A quick game where students answer multiple choice questions. Very engaging.

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Active Expression dev

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Kahoolawe a

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Illuminate and  exit tickets

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This app is a great way to gauge student understanding

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Pretty self explanatory :))

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Pickers

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Kids love it...instant feedback and organied data for me

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Exit Questions

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Have students complete assignment on their own or in groups. Circle mistakes. They get to move on to the next task when they have mastered the assignment.

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Sign language multiple choice ABCD to respond to a question

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Old school
Talk to a neighbor

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Kahoot

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Through your answer to the middle of the room

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Give students three types of questions that does not inform them about the level of challenge. Instead, allow them to pick which one based on what their interest is. Assess where they are based on the core standards and level of difficulty they chose. Whats cool about this method is that lower performing students might pick a higher order question. If they score correctly, you can add more for their needs!

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Mastery days

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Kahoot

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Google forms