I’m sure we can all commiserate about the ever increasing testing demands that even impact our students with the highest needs. I recently had to administer a citywide standardized test to two students with autism because they didn’t qualify for the alternate assessment. I knew they had no idea what was going on. Ugh. Waste of time for all involved.
This year I have really started focusing on teaching test taking skills. Not primarily because of standardized assessments but because it increases my students’ access to the general education curriculum. One of the main forms of assessment are tests – like it or not. Many of my students had no idea how to take quizzes or tests. The true and false concept went way over their heads. I had some big ole’ bambi eyes staring back at me when I tried to explain the whole ‘false’ notion. Yikes.
So what’s the quickest way to my kiddos’ hearts? A game of course! Add a little competition and my guys are.into.it. I’m talking engaged, people! They love it. So I made this game to working on teaching true and false and decided to give it a fun seasonal twist!
This a forever freebie on TpT so download away and leave me some feedback love pretty please 🙂
There are 54 playing cards including some trick cards of course!
Enjoy 🙂
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This is wonderful, for some reason, Tpt won’t let me access the rating scale! I’ll try later, but I wanted you to know that I appreciate all of your items that you share and create!
Thank you for an awesome tool to help them understand “true and false.”
Great to hear that you like it!