After the students had breakfast, we switched for block sessions. My group worked on ELA Baseline Assessment. They had to read a very interesting article on the International Space Station. They then had to answer 6 text dependent comprehension questions, and 6 text related vocabulary questions.
Finally, they had to answer a simple constructed response question. They had to identify two ways that astronauts on the ISS had to recycle and explain why recycling in space is so important. Most students got 1 out of 2 on this because they did identify what was recycled, but failed to explain why it was important. Others talked about recycling at their houses and also to keep space clean.
I passed out ReadyGen Journals, Text Collections, and our ReadyGen Text. Students were given #'s so they could stay organized and I could collect papers in a quick and orderly fashion. Students are responsible for the books with their # on it.
At 10:15 we switched and repeated the same activities for the second block session.
Today was not a good day.... The students didn't take the Baseline Assessment serious. They talked. They didn't put a lot of effort into the writing. I was not very happy with the results.
Homework:
- No Homework on Assessment Days
- Blue Cards, Permission to Photograph, and Permission to Walk forms DUE!
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