Formative Assessment Task Cover Sheet

Formative Assessment Task Cover Sheet

<p> Variables Big Idea: Complex Systems Analyze a system in terms of subsystems and larger, more inclusive systems. See the connections between mechanical and natural systems.</p><p>Formative Assessment Task Cover Sheet</p><p>Systems Learning Target #1 Assessment Task Letter Assessment Task Details Teacher Background Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: Task: With a partner identify the Use this assessment with Investigation 1 part 1. parts of the pendulum system. As a preparation for the assessment a white board activity may be helpful. In a group have the students decide on the parts of Learning Target: Systems contain the pendulum system and label them appropriately. subsystems May also be done as a teacher lead lesson with the students telling what to include in the pendulum system. A system is a set of related objects or parts that can be studied in isolation. Suggestions for Instructional Adjustments: </p><p>4-5 SYS A</p><p>Success Criteria: I can…</p><p>I can identify the system and its constituent parts ( Eg. Pendulum – string, bob, pencil, paper clip)</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: no Student Work Samples Included: no</p><p>Systems Learning Target #2 Assessment Task Letter</p><p>Assessment Task Details Teacher Background</p><p>Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: This assessment should be given with Task: With your partner label the Investigation 1 part 2. variables in the pendulum system on a whiteboard or in science journals. Suggestions for Instructional Adjustments: Depending on student knowledge you can introduce controlled, manipulated, and responding variables.</p><p>Funding information: Assessing with Learning Progressions In Science Mathematics & Science Partnership under Title II, Part B Math Science Partnership Program Code: 62 File Name: CFDA 84.366B 0b560b058aac7545589601a6a0979b09.doc Variables Big Idea: Complex Systems Analyze a system in terms of subsystems and larger, more inclusive systems. See the connections between mechanical and natural systems.</p><p>Learning Target: Systems have inputs and outputs, also known as variables. Changes in inputs may change the output of a system.</p><p>A variable is anything that you can change in an experiment that can affect the outcome.</p><p>Grades 4-5 SYS C</p><p>Success Criteria: I can…</p><p>Identify and label the variables in a given system.</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: no Student Work Samples Included: no</p><p>Funding information: Assessing with Learning Progressions In Science Mathematics & Science Partnership under Title II, Part B Math Science Partnership Program Code: 62 File Name: CFDA 84.366B 0b560b058aac7545589601a6a0979b09.doc Variables Big Idea: Complex Systems Analyze a system in terms of subsystems and larger, more inclusive systems. See the connections between mechanical and natural systems.</p><p>Formative Assessment Task Cover Sheet</p><p>Systems Learning Target #3 Assessment Task Letter Assessment Task Details Teacher Background Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: Task If and then statements can be used after testing each variable. A) students complete an “if… I-Check should be given at the end of Investigation 1. and then… “ statement about Pendulum Probe 1 & 2 can be used at anytime. changing one variable in a system. B) I-Check investigation 1- Suggestions for Instructional Adjustments: Swingers question # 10 C) Pendulum Probe 1 & 2 Learning Target: A system can do things that none of its subsystems can do by themselves. </p><p>Grades 4-5 SYS B</p><p>Success Criteria: I can…</p><p>Determine how a change in one subsystem (variable) may affect another subsystem (variable) in a system.</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: yes Student Work Samples Included: no</p><p>Systems Learning Target #4 Assessment Task Letter Assessment Task Details Teacher Background Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: Smallest group possible will be more Task: effective. (Four is too many) A) Flight Log Investigation 3 #13 Students share information Suggestions for InstructionalFunding Adjustments: information: Assessing with Learning Progressions In Science on their plane and predict On the Flight Log worksheetMathematics Part 2 should & Science be Partnership adjusted asunder Title II, Part B Math Science Partnership number of winds needed to individual predictions. EachProgram student Code: could 62 record predictions on File Name: CFDA 84.366B 0b560b058aac7545589601a6a0979b09.doc Variables Big Idea: Complex Systems Analyze a system in terms of subsystems and larger, more inclusive systems. See the connections between mechanical and natural systems.</p><p> fly a preset distance. another paper to be collected and reviewed later. Be sure to B) Flipper Investigation 4 Sheet include the plane’s name. 20 Design an Experiment Add a prediction piece to the experiment design.</p><p>Learning Target: One defective part can cause a subsystem to malfunction, which in turn will affect the whole system.</p><p>Grades 4-5 SYS D</p><p>Success Criteria: I can…</p><p>Predict what will happen if one variable is changed, or if one subsystem is changed in some way.</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: yes Student Work Samples Included: yes</p><p>Funding information: Assessing with Learning Progressions In Science Mathematics & Science Partnership under Title II, Part B Math Science Partnership Program Code: 62 File Name: CFDA 84.366B 0b560b058aac7545589601a6a0979b09.doc Variables Big Idea: Complex Systems Analyze a system in terms of subsystems and larger, more inclusive systems. See the connections between mechanical and natural systems.</p><p>Learning Target #, Assessment Task Letter Assessment Task Details Teacher Background Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: Tell when this task should be given and Task: copy from LP, if task is from a provide a short discussion of any administration suggestions kit or another resource be sure to you have for use of this assessment reference the source and page number Learning Target #: copy target Suggestions for Instructional Adjustments: Short discussion of language from LP possible effective adjustments that you made based on the Success Criteria: copy from LP information you gathered from this assessment</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: yes/no Student Work Samples Included: yes/no</p><p>Learning Target #, Assessment Task Letter Assessment Task Details Teacher Background Brief Description of the Assessment Administration Tips: Tell when this task should be given and Task: copy from LP, if task is from a provide a short discussion of any administration suggestions kit or another resource be sure to you have for use of this assessment reference the source and page number Learning Target #: copy target Suggestions for Instructional Adjustments: Short discussion of language from LP possible effective adjustments that you made based on the Success Criteria: copy from LP information you gathered from this assessment</p><p>Student Task Sheet Included: yes/no Student Work Samples Included: yes/no</p><p>Funding information: Assessing with Learning Progressions In Science Mathematics & Science Partnership under Title II, Part B Math Science Partnership Program Code: 62 File Name: CFDA 84.366B 0b560b058aac7545589601a6a0979b09.doc </p>

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