Start
- Google Classroom
- More Desmos
- More Kahoot
- More Plickers
- Using my formative assessment tracker
- Monthly Writing Assignment...maybe?
- Musical cues...maybe?
- Being more encouraging, friendly, and inclusive
- Giving students pencil bags for their binders to hold dry erase markers and pencils
Continue
- Two Nice Things
- Visible Random Grouping every two weeks
- INBs
- Organized Binders
- Less Handouts
- Remind App
- Task Cards/Scavenger Hunts
- Math Pong
- Trashketball
- My 6 Pencil Plan
- Bell Ringers
- Birthday Candy
- Semester Reflection Papers
- Mental Math Monday
Stop
- Being so sarcastic
- Letting students get away with not working
- Crossing my arms so much
Hi! I also want to use Plickers in the classroom, have you ever tried it before? I know I saw some Pinterest pages where they stick the picker in their notebook but I haven't really ever tried it out before....
ReplyDeleteDo you have a previous post on math pong? It sounds pretty fun!
By the way, great post! I may use it for my next blog post to help reflect and set goals :)
Plickers are good if you're using multiple choice problems. The one issue I have with them is that the app DRAINS my battery. Keep a charge cable handy if you're going to use them.
DeleteYes, I've used Plickers and students reallllly like it. I laminate the QR codes and students attach them to the back of their INB. The reason I don't use them more is because you have to have problems prepared ahead of time. That's hard for me to remember but also I never end up where I think I will so it's hard to decide what questions to ask. I've never had a problem with it draining my battery though. Weird.
DeleteHere are two links to my posts about math pong.
http://misscalculate.blogspot.com/2016/03/updateddecorated.html
http://misscalculate.blogspot.com/2011/03/fish-pong-review-game.html