Not much innovation for a short day and testing, but it did give me some time to plan and develop lessons/ideas for using the unwrapping standards format.
I asked my students to share their "best practices" for CSTs. Some of them had strategies I hadn't thought of, and their peers were eager to try them out!
It was awesome to hear the students talk about their testing strategies as I went into each classroom. They were definitely ready for the challenge and had the tools to help them be successful!
We worked in teams today to break apart info in preparation for mission presentations tomorrow using a poster that has the sections of the students' mission outline info broken down and illustrated.
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ReplyDeleteNot much innovation for a short day and testing, but it did give me some time to plan and develop lessons/ideas for using the unwrapping standards format.
ReplyDeleteI asked my students to share their "best practices" for CSTs. Some of them had strategies I hadn't thought of, and their peers were eager to try them out!
ReplyDeleteIt was awesome to hear the students talk about their testing strategies as I went into each classroom. They were definitely ready for the challenge and had the tools to help them be successful!
DeleteWe worked in teams today to break apart info in preparation for mission presentations tomorrow using a poster that has the sections of the students' mission outline info broken down and illustrated.
ReplyDeleteAll the 4th grade parents are talking about the mission project. Good luck tomorrow!
DeleteAs I mentioned somewhere else on the blog (I guess), Karen and I brought our storybook character to life through art.
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