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Personal Whiteboards

Personal whiteboards encourage students to engage actively in learning activities by writing or drawing out their thinking as it is happening.

Students access their prior knowledge before they dive into a new book.

Watch how students solve a division problem using hula hoops and the entire class.

Students are guided through the writing process with fun and engaging ways to develop their writing skills.

Students have the opportunity to reflect, pair up with a peer and share their thinking around an essential question.

A summative assessment doesn’t always have to involve traditional pen and paper tests completed individually by each student.

Students learn about measurement and surface area while making toys for a local shelter for Christmas.