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Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics

Kristen Thomas-Lorenzo UHS Staff Development April 21, 2010. Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics. Choice Boards. Menu Board 2 X 2 Bingo Show and Tell. Types of Choice Boards. Students must choose a meal based on the chooses given by the teacher.

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Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics

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  1. Kristen Thomas-Lorenzo UHS Staff Development April 21, 2010 Choice Boards, Projects, and Rubrics

  2. Choice Boards

  3. Menu Board 2 X 2 Bingo Show and Tell Types of Choice Boards

  4. Students must choose a meal based on the chooses given by the teacher. The meal must consist of one entrée, two side dishes, and one dessert for extra credit. Present the information in the form of a menu. Have students select choices and use a “check” to hand in for grading. Menu Board

  5. Similar to the Tic Tac Toe Board. Can be used for anchor activities. Utilizes different levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. Vary the types and complexity of the activities. BINGO Board

  6. 3 x 2 (or 2X2) Show: How will students show (the product) what they learned? Tell: How will students tell (the format) what they learned? Students choose 1 from top row and 1 from bottom. See handout for examples! Show and tell

  7. Project Ideas

  8. Project ideas • Poems • Mock Trial • Word Search or Crossword • Timeline • Newsletters • Brochures • PowerPoints • Raps/Songs • Thinking Maps • Dialogues/Conversations • Book Covers • Teacher for a Day • WebQuests • Posters • Blogs/Glogs • Podcasts • Vocabulary Practice

  9. Rubrics

  10. Important to provide assessment criteria Consistency of expectations Improves instruction Why use rubrics?

  11. Gather samples Sort work and write reasons Cluster reasons into traits or important dimensions of learning Write a definition of each trait Find samples that illustrate each score point Steps to Creating Rubrics

  12. http://www.rubistar.4teachers.org http://www.roobrix.com http://daretodifferentiate.wikispaces.com Helpful Sites

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