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Cindy Wallace is a STAR member of the Discovery Educator Network

Jul
11

30 Days to Get Activ: Day 11

Posted by Cindy Wallace


In planning and developing any lesson of instruction, one should plan for several opportunities for assessment.  Informal assessments guide the lesson flow and provide an opportunity for feedback for both the teacher and the students during the developmental stages of instruction.  Informal assessments will sustain student interest, provide for individual student differences, and provide students an opportunity to demonstrate what has been learned.

One way in which to incorporate informal assessments is to include activities that use Tricks with Colors.  ActivStudio makes using color easy!

Compound WordsMagic Shell

  Planets

State and Abbreviations   What is Half?


Day 11: Tricks with Colors

Step 1:  Pull 2 rectangles from the Resource Library.   Resource Library Icon

   Resource Library, Shapes, Rectangles 

Step 2:  Color one rectangle *orange.  Color the other rectangle *blue.  (*Can be any colors of your choosing.)

   Use the color palette to change the color of each

Step 3:  Type the text including both the “question” and the “answer” on the same text line.Select Text Tool to type

Step 4:  Using the text toolbox, color the “question” the color of the rectangle on the right.  Color the “answer” the color of the rectangle on the left. 

Use opposite colors for question and answer      Arrange text and rectangles



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