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Menu Choice Boards

A Differentiation Tool. Menu Choice Boards. Menu Choice boards are a way to differentiate content , process and product for all students. Choice. The basis of the board is to allow choice within specific parameters designed by the teacher. Bloom’s Based.

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Menu Choice Boards

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  1. A Differentiation Tool Menu Choice Boards

  2. Menu Choice boards are a way to differentiate content, process and product for all students.

  3. Choice The basis of the board is to allow choice within specific parameters designed by the teacher.

  4. Bloom’s Based • Menu choice boards are based on Blooms Taxonomy.

  5. How to Create a Menu Choice Board

  6. Computer Applications Menu

  7. First • Decide on a major theme or topic for the student activities • Cscope can help give focus for the activities you will write.

  8. Second • Start writing as many activities as you can think of that correlate with the topic. • Place the post it notes so that students will select a variety of activities.

  9. Third Type up your Tic-Tac-Toe form. nordstrom la menu choice sheet.htm

  10. Fourth • Design your process and product criteria choice cards. (or use mine) • Design a rubric to grade the activities. • Better yet go online and get a ready made rubric for free. Hyperlink to rubistar http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php?screen=RubricSearchResults&module=Rubistar&form_new_search=yes

  11. Fifth Have students choose from the suggested activities and record their choices on a student activity sheet. july workshop material\student choice activity chart for class management.xls

  12. History Extension Menu

  13. Group Discussion • How can you use menu boards in your classroom? • What are some management issues that you will need to address? • What are the benefits to using menu boards? • How will I assess the activities?

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