This collection features resources to assist you with assessment practices in Mathematics.
This site has the data submission templates required for reading, writing and math.
If you have problems accessing this site contact networkservices@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.
The materials on this site will support the provincial math assessment. The Grade level documents and the math rubrics are available on this site.
Attached files include:
*Eligible Students for Math Outcome
*Grade 2 Math Exemplar
*FAQs for the Math Outcome
*Grade 8 Math Exemplar
*Prompts by grade level
*Terminology
*Grade 5 Math Exemplar
*Guiding Questions
ESSP Provincial Math Rubrics are also available here.
If you have problems accessing this site contact networkservices@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.
This site contains the final revised Math Rubrics with foundations and contexts for Grades 1 to 9.
If you have problems accessing this site contact networkservices@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.
Saskatchewan SK Math Rubrics with Foundations & Contexts Grade 1 to 9
You will have to sign up to use this site. It is free.
"Create and grade at the speed of learning!"
"Watch the answers to every student’s quiz populate your screen in real time, or create exit tickets to gather feedback on today’s lesson. Socrative offers valuable insights and time-saving features so teachers can better assess the needs of their classrooms."
You can use up to 10 activities at once. You can create different options for your students to assess them in different ways all at the same time.
There is a paid and a free version of this tool. Teachers can sign up for free.
There are several options of pre-made lessons on this site (some are free and some cost money.) But you can also make your OWN. You can use existing PowerPoints to make presentations or lessons and add in video, quizzes, surveys, polls, etc. Kids can even draw their answers to questions.
"Nearpod is an award-winning student engagement platform with ready-to-run interactive lessons for K-12 teachers. Explore interactive lessons and interactive activities."
Welcome to Sun West's Supporting Assessment Wikispace
The purpose of this wikispace is to support administrators and teachers in Saskatchewan as they extend their professional learning about assessment.
This wikispace has been developed by the Sun West Assessment Committee, and the CAIT (Curriculum, Assessment, Instruction, Technology) Team
"Student assessment is a deliberate process used to provide feedback and evidence for making judgments about students' learning in relation to identified learning outcomes. Teachers guide the evaluation and reporting of student progress to parents/guardians" - Sun West Administrative Procedures 370: Student Assessment
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1.1 Assessment procedures are to support the principles of fair assessment and implement best practices for grading and reporting student achievement.
1.2 Teachers are to use a variety of assessment practices that are fair, objective, and reflect sound professional judgment.
1.3 Student grades are to reflect the level of achievement of the learning outcomes.
1.4 Learning Behaviours will be reported separately.
1.5 Diagnostic and formative assessments will be used to provide direction for improvement or adjustment to a program of instruction (This is assessment for learning).
1.6 Summative assessment will be used to make judgments about a student's achievement at the end of a sequence of instruction in order to assign a grade (assessment of learning).
1.7 Students will be involved in the assessment and grading process, through the use of rubrics, exemplars, inquiry learning, and other means.
1.8 Teachers are to report student progress to parents to guardians by means of parent-teacher-student conferences, reports cards, personal contact, and information technology such as
PowerSchool, emails, blogs, etc.
A collection of supports for using Flipgrid in your classroom.
Wordwall is great for making (and finding) quizzes and activities for content courses! It is super user-friendly, and it has some cool themes too!
Take a look at this blog by Leanne Hintz, where she has used a few already-created "Wordwall" activities and then created some unique ones of her own. (https://ourlifewelllivedleannehintz.com/2023/05/17/wordwall/)
To use Wordwall, all you need to do is create a free account. The basic membership allows you to make five interactive activities (for online use … no printables unfortunately) perfect for the classroom or an online environment. A basic membership is just $8 per month and allows for unlimited creations (that can also become printables as well).