Samples of Student Assessment Guide Activities
Each Student Assessment
book also includes a Student Performance Assessment Record and detailed suggestions for
obtaining optimal assessment results.
Sample Student-driven assessment,
Kindergarten
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What Letter is First?
Activities focus on the kindergarten-level skill requirement of Origin Letter Recognition. |
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Sample Student-driven
assessment, 1st grade
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Word Family Activities
Activities focus on
the 1st grade skill requirement of RIME. |
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Sample Student-driven Assessment,
2nd grade.
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What Do You Remember?
Activities focus on the 2nd grade skill requirement of Making Predictions. |
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Sample Assessment, 3rd grade.
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Who Said It?
Activities focus on the 3rd grade skill requirement of Recalling Details. |
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Sample Teacher-guided, Grades 2-3
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Think About It
This is the
teacher-guided activity based on Blooms 6 cognitive divisions of learning: knowledge,
comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. Activity can be used as a
cooperative class lesson. |
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