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June 11, 2018 · Leave a Comment

An A to Z Guide of Assessments

3-5· All Freebies· PK-2

Every year I give paper and pencil tests for my students.  Sometimes I observe them.  Sometimes I even give them a creative project that requires the use of a rubric.  But after the hundredth time of the same ol’ boring assessment, you really start to assess (see what I did there?) whether you need some new ideas.  And I did.  And I found some creative ways to assess my student informally besides the traditional paper and pencil, bring out the rubric ones.

Gather a variety of informal assessment ideas with this freebie for teachers everywhere! This freebie comes with an A to Z list of ideas for how you can assess your students beyond just the traditional paper and pencil assessments!

Now there is absolutely nothing wrong with paper and pencil or rubric assessments, but sometimes you just want something a bit more engaging for both your sanity and your students, am I right?  So, I compiled a list of informal assessments that you could use with your students, A to Z.  Some you may have heard of and others you may not have.  Either way, I’m sure there is something there that you will be able to use!

Head on over to my blog, The Owl Teacher, and read all 26 of these unique ideas and see which one is your favorite!  You can check out this post, Informal Assessments A to Z: A list of ideas and grab your freebie today!

Happy Teaching!

 

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Tammy blogs for The Owl Teacher and is an upper elementary teacher with over 14 years of teaching experience. Her passion is to help teachers enjoy teaching and to engage their students to love learning. Check out her resources on Teachers Pay Teachers.
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