The teacher will use formative assessment strategies like observation, questioning, collecting student work, and listening to student discussions to evaluate student understanding of lesson content and concepts. Specifically, the teacher will circulate the classroom during activities, take notes on student participation and comprehension, review student work for completeness and accuracy, and check for understanding of key ideas and vocabulary. This will help the teacher identify students who need additional support and determine whether students comprehend important concepts and skills addressed in each lesson.
The teacher will use formative assessment strategies like observation, questioning, collecting student work, and listening to student discussions to evaluate student understanding of lesson content and concepts. Specifically, the teacher will circulate the classroom during activities, take notes on student participation and comprehension, review student work for completeness and accuracy, and check for understanding of key ideas and vocabulary. This will help the teacher identify students who need additional support and determine whether students comprehend important concepts and skills addressed in each lesson.
The teacher will use formative assessment strategies like observation, questioning, collecting student work, and listening to student discussions to evaluate student understanding of lesson content and concepts. Specifically, the teacher will circulate the classroom during activities, take notes on student participation and comprehension, review student work for completeness and accuracy, and check for understanding of key ideas and vocabulary. This will help the teacher identify students who need additional support and determine whether students comprehend important concepts and skills addressed in each lesson.
The teacher will use formative assessment strategies like observation, questioning, collecting student work, and listening to student discussions to evaluate student understanding of lesson content and concepts. Specifically, the teacher will circulate the classroom during activities, take notes on student participation and comprehension, review student work for completeness and accuracy, and check for understanding of key ideas and vocabulary. This will help the teacher identify students who need additional support and determine whether students comprehend important concepts and skills addressed in each lesson.
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Formative Assessment
Evaluation
Information to Inform Instruction
The teacher will observe and take
notes throughout the lesson on the students comprehension of the content. The teacher will also take notes on their participation throughout the lesson. The teacher can refer to the four square drawing and timeline for comprehension of the content.
The teacher will take notes on her
observations of the students participation and content knowledge. The teacher will check the square drawing and timeline for completion.
The teacher will learn if students are
able to understand that they are part of different groups where they have roles and responsibilities.
Teacher will listen while the students
are talking to a partner about their own families. The teacher will circulate the room listening to the conversations amongst the students.
Teacher will use observations/questions
to evaluate students knowledge. Teacher will also collect the students journals to see their responses to questions, as well as their vocabulary sentences with corresponding illustrations.
Teacher will learn if the students
understand the ideas that different types of family structures exist outside of the family structure they grew up with and know.
Teacher will observe and take notes
throughout the lesson on the students comprehension of the content. The teacher will also take notes on student participation throughout the lesson.
Teacher will use the notes taken on the
students comprehension and participation throughout the lesson to see who needs additional assistance. The teacher will also refer to the culture worksheet to check comprehension for correctness and completeness.
Teacher will learn if the students
understand the concept of their own family cultures and that every family has their own culture.
Teacher will listen and migrate
throughout the room during the anticipatory set, group work, and the centers. Teacher will take note of any struggling students.
Teacher will use questioning and
observations to see who is grasping the concepts taught at each center. The teacher will take note of any student who is unable to contribute to the classroom discussions.
Teacher will learn if the students
understand the importance of classroom jobs, rules, and responsibilities.
Teacher will be listening and taking
notes during the anticipatory set, turn and talks, and group work. Teacher will read the classroom pledges.
Teacher will be checking for
comprehension when the students are discussing. Teacher will take notes of any student who does not understand the significance behind the Pledge of Allegiance. The teacher will ensure that the students classroom pledges are appropriate and meaningful.
Teacher will learn if the students
understand the significance of the Pledge of Allegiance and if they are able to create a meaningful classroom pledge.
Teacher will collect the students
Thank You Booklets.
Teacher will be checking for
comprehension while students are watching the YouTube video. Teacher will take notes of any students who are having trouble comprehending the material.
Teacher will learn if students were able
to understand who community helpers are and if they are able to identify their roles in the community.
Teacher will assess students orally
based on their responses throughout the lesson and in the closure.
Teacher will observe students while
they are in their readings groups. Teacher will use students conversations to evaluate their abilities to link their books to service learning.
Teacher will be able to see if the
students are able to state and form connections about how their leveled books relate to service learning.
Teacher will review the post it notes
in the anticipatory set.Teacher will ask for a thumbs up or thumbs down to see if students are understanding the content. Teacher will listen in to conversations of students in groups when discussing their opinions and votes. Teacher will walk around the room to see if students are drawing how they could be active citizens and writing what they learned about democracy.
Teacher will use observations,
questioning, conversation, and showing of hand gestures to assess and evaluate the students abilities and understanding of the topic and vocabulary words. Teacher will take note of students who struggle with the concept and provide scaffolding when necessary.
Teacher will learn if students understand
what an active citizen is and how one contributes to the community. Teacher will learn if students are understanding what voting is and how it supports problem solving and decision making. Teacher will learn if students understand how they can be active citizens and if they understand what democracy means.
The teacher circulates throughout the
centers taking notes on whether students are understanding the concept of culture. The teacher notes whether students are participating and working well with others. The teacher uses the think-pair-share to observe whether students grasp the concept of diversity.
The teacher will take notes on her
observations throughout the centers. The teacher will use the think-pair-share as an evaluation of the students comprehension.
The teacher will see if the students
understand different aspects of culture and how American culture is diverse.
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The teacher will be circulating
throughout the room to ensure that students are creating drawings relating to their assigned cultures. Teacher will be doing this through the guided focus questions and whole group discussions throughout the lesson.
Teacher will use observations and
conversation to evaluate the students and ensure they are comprehending the topic the teacher is discussing. The teacher will note which students struggled with the concept and apply support accordingly.
Teacher will see if the students
understand the similarities and differences of the assigned cultures.
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The teacher will be circulating
throughout the room to ensure that students are creating questions that are meaningful and will help answer the question at hand. This will occur throughout the lesson.
Teacher will evaluate the students
understanding of the material through observation and questions that the teacher will have with the students about their work.
Teacher will see if the students
understand the similarities and differences of schooling in our culture compared to another culture.
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The teacher will observe and take
notes on students participation and demonstration of their knowledge throughout the lesson. The teacher can use the community organizers and closure to assess their comprehension of the unit content.
The teacher takes notes on her
observations throughout the lesson. The teacher uses the community organizers to check for content knowledge and participation.
The teacher will see if the students
understand the main ideas from the entire unit and how it all connects to their lives.