Math Checks
Quick multiple-choice questions on today’s math lesson.
What is an Exit Ticket?
Students review a partner’s paragraph and give feedback.
Answer: What is Peer Editing?
100: A 5-question science quiz on photosynthesis concepts.
Answer: What is a Quick Quiz?
Students share one new thing they learned about Treaty teachings.
Answer: What is Sharing Circle Reflection?
Students write one quick response to “What did you learn today?” before leaving class.
Answer:What is an Exit Ticket?
Students create a budget project in Math using multiplication and division.
What is a Final Project?
200: One-on-one check-in on reading comprehension or writing progress.
Answer: What is a Teacher Conference?
200: Students solve a problem on mini whiteboards to show understanding.
Answer: What is Whiteboard Check?
Students present a research topic on a historical event.
Answer: What is an Oral Presentation?
Students show their level of understanding with a quick hand signal — up, sideways, or down.
Answer:What is Thumbs Up/Sideways/Down?
End-of-unit test on fractions or decimals in Math.
What is a Unit Test?
300: Students write a report on the impact of Treaties in Saskatchewan First Nation communities.
Answer: What is a Research Paper?
Students complete a lab write-up after conducting an experiment on states of matter.
Answer: What is a Lab Report?
Students retell or perform a traditional story in their First Nation language or culture.
Answer: What is a Storytelling Showcase?
Each student writes an answer on a small board and holds it up for the teacher to check.
Answer: What is a Whiteboard Response?
Students work in pairs to solve math word problems, and the teacher circulates to listen and take notes.
Answer: What is an Observation/Conference?
Students keep a daily journal to reflect on their learning, with the teacher reviewing entries for progress.
Answer: What is a Learning Journal (Formative)?
Teacher circulates and listens as groups explain their reasoning during a science investigation.
Answer: What is an Observation/Conference?
Students analyze primary Treaty documents and discuss their meaning in small groups.
Answer: What is a Document Analysis (Formative)?
Students turn to a partner, share their thinking, then report back to the class.
Answer: What is Think-Pair-Share?
Students complete a math portfolio showing their growth over the term, including reflections and corrected work.
Answer:What is a Summative Portfolio?
Students compile a polished collection of their best writing pieces (stories, essays, reflections) to demonstrate growth and achievement.
Answer: What is a Writing Portfolio (Summative)?
Students research and present on an environmental issue, combining written, visual, and oral components.
Answer: What is a Research Project/Presentation?
Students create a multimedia project (poster, video, or digital story) showing how Treaties impact communities today.
Answer: What is a Summative Project/Multimedia Presentation?
Teacher uses a simple checklist to track whether students demonstrated a skill during an activity.
Answer: What is an Observation Checklist?