Classkick

Students will:

• Be able to work on an assignment in Class Kick and be given immediate feedback when asking for help.

Vocabulary Words:

The vocabulary will vary depending on the subject area that you are teaching.  

To prepare for this lesson:

• Watch this video tutorial of Classkick.
   
• Go to Classkick to create your own class.
   
• You will upload your own content or create something new. You will provide instruction by using text, images, drawings, links, audio, or videos. 
   
• As students work, you will provide support and individualized feedback.  Students can also ask peers for help anonymously. As students are working on their assignments, they have the option to click on raise hand or check work. This will let the teacher know who needs help.  
   
• You will be able to see all of your students’ thinking. This will help you know who needs help and how they are all doing.  
   
• There are sample assignments already on here that you can use for the kids.
    
• You can grade students’ assignments and use stickers already created on their page. You can also create your own stickers.

See Accommodations Page and Charts on the 21things4students.net site in the Teacher Resources. 

Directions for this activity:

1. Students will click on the link you posted in Google Classroom or your website and put in the code to do the activities that you posted, answer the fill-in-blank or multiple choice.
    
2. Start out by having students do the assignment already in Classkick, called Students Checking Out Classkick. This will give them an introduction to Classkick so they know how to use it.
    
3. Students can also go back into the assignment when done.  
    
4. If you allow them to, they can help other students if a student raises their hand.  

Different options for assessing the students:

• Observations
• Check for understanding
• Students can receive immediate feedback from the teacher. It also allows students to anonymously request help from their peers.