This assignment came at the perfect time! As many of you know, MCPSS is preparing to transition to online school. I spent the day working with my team preparing lessons, so I have used several of these tools today. Most of them were new to me though! I plan to use these to engage my students during this strange time when they may be working from home. I will continue to use these websites once we return to campus. They’re great for all subjects, but I have found that I LOVE using them to review phonics, and for quick science and social studies assessments.
I choose to use Quizizz to create a phonics assessment, and Kahoot! for a math assessment. My phonics assessment focuses on r-controlled vowels, which we will be working on when we return from Spring Break. My Kahoot! reviews adding two-digit numbers, which we will also be teaching soon! I can’t wait to try these with my first graders!
Here’s a link to my Quizzuzz assessment: https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5e72a74bc5abdd001b15d896
Here’s a link to my Kahoot! assessment on adding two-digit numbers: https://create.kahoot.it/share/adding-two-digit-numbers/9534c2bb-39cc-42b6-9711-d15734ac2bf9
Quizzizz is an online tool that can be used to create engaging assessments for students of all ages. Kahoot! is similar, but with a few differences. Kahoot! can be played in class as a live competition, or it played individually on your own time.
I didn’t run into any difficulties while creating my assessments. Both tools and user-friendly and easy to navigate.
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I also used Quizizz for one of my assessment tools. I really liked how you could select quizzes that have been created by someone else and edit them to fit your individual needs or you could easily create your own. I found the site to be user friendly and is set up to really capture the students’ attention.
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