Authentic Assessments

 

 

 

á      One authentic assessment for math would be to play Jeopardy.  On the board would be the Jeopardy game board.  Each column would be a topic covered in second grade math.  The class would be split into teams.  To pick which team would go first do something simple like rock, paper, scissors, or whichever group was ready first, etc.  The team who won would pick the category and number.  For example, fractions for 300.

 

Fractions

Addition

Money

100

100

100

200

200

200

300

300

300

400

400

400

500

500

500

 

When the question underneath that value had been asked, the time would start.  The teams would have fifteen seconds to solve the problem.  Whichever team quietly raised their hand first would have a chance to give their answer.  Remember the answer has to be given in question form.  For example, what is 4? When a team answers a question correctly they get the value that was chosen.  For example, fractions for 500, the team to get the answer correct would earn 500 points.  When all questions have been answered, or you are out of time, the team with the most points wins.