How to Use Creative Assessments in the Interactive Classroom

How to Use Creative Assessments in the Interactive Classroom

Posted on by Michele Luck
While the Interactive Classroom itself lends to exciting activities and engagement, creative assessments add another layer of depth. Keep things interesting by closing a fun and engaging lesson with an exciting evaluation. By incorporating creative assessments such as fictional writing,...Read More
How to Set Up an Interactive Notebook

How to Set Up an Interactive Notebook

Posted on by Michele Luck
The first step to understanding how to set up an Interactive Notebook is understanding how an IN works within an Interactive Classroom. Interactive Notebooks aren't designed to be the end-all-be-all for lesson planning, note-taking, student engagement, and formative assessment. Instead, the...Read More
How-To Use Quiz Cards for More Interactive Assessments

How-To Use Quiz Cards for More Interactive Assessments

Posted on by Michele Luck
Need new, creative ways to assess student learning? Try using a Quiz Card Activity! Here's the simple how-to: Select questions to provide a complete assessment on the content taught.  Create quiz cards or purchase them ready-made.  If cards are not...Read More
Have You Found Your Game?

Have You Found Your Game?

Posted on by Michele Luck
Most Social Studies classrooms and synonymous with heavy reading and content learning.  They are seldom discussed in terms of play, fun, or interaction.   And that is sad! So, Have You Found Your Game? Playing games is HISTORIC, and in the...Read More