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Authentic Assessment Planning
For every assignment in your course except discussion board forums, please fill out the title,
purpose, parameters, and prompt sections as seen below. Delete any tables that are unnecessary
or copy and paste a new table if you have more than two assignments in a weekly module.
You must include at least two total authentic assessment pieces and accompanying rubrics
within your online course development plan over the span of eight weeks.
Please create a rubric for each assignment and include these rubrics as separate attachments in
the assignment submission area within Blackboard. Please explore the Authentic Assessment
Planning Checklist as well as the sample rubrics provided as you are creating these assessment
pieces and accompanying rubrics.
Rubistar is another helpful rubric builder, which provides foundational aspects for a variety of
rubrics that can also be modified in accordance with instructional goals, objectives, and needs.
MODULE/WEEK 1
Prompt At each group of tables students can discuss their number, how they
can create their number.
Prompt Easy lesson and project allows students to practice their skip
counting to 100 while crafting.
MODULE/WEEK 2
Prompt Teacher can either assign numbers or allow students to draw for their
number in each group. Thus, giving students more control over the
assignment.
4 Sheets of number cards are provided to call out numbers. Just print,
cut, and laminate.
Parameters Length of the Paper/Project: Math Block
Writing Style: NA
References: NA
Formality: Class Game
Single Submission or Group Submission: Single
Group Assignment Details: (for group projects only)
Submission Format: Class participation
MODULE/WEEK 3
Prompt This practice will allow students to become more comfortable with
recognizing standard and expanded form and writing their numbers
as such.
Prompt Students will with ease recognize the expanded form of numbers
along their standard form.
Prompt You will want to model for the children how to look at each number
and refer to their number chart (if needed) to check their answers.
MODULE/WEEK 5
Prompt These quick checks are a good way to quickly take data on students
after the lesson. This includes a quick check or exit ticket for greater
than/less than, one more, and one less.
Prompt These quick checks are a good way to quickly take data on students
after the lesson. This includes a quick check or exit ticket for greater
than/less than, one more, and one less.
MODULE/WEEK 6
Prompt Students are expected to use their number line to answer questions
MODULE/WEEK 7
Prompt Great for partner work and single work. Students will add math cubes
on top of each other and compare
Prompt Students will work at tables and can switch cards with eachother till
all are done.
MODULE/WEEK 8
Assignment Title Greater than Less than Alligator | Comparing Numbers First Grade |
Comparing Numbers
Purpose/Goal these charts can be displayed on any device that has PowerPoint. It is
great for SmartBoards, Prometheans, Mimios, or any other
interactive whiteboard. Play the interactive game as a class deciding
what is greater than less than or equal to
Parameters Length of the Paper/Project: Math Block
Writing Style: None
References: None
Formality: Class activity
Single Submission or Group Submission: Whole Class
Group Assignment Details: (for group projects only)
Submission Format: Class participation