EQAO is Happening Here!
On Monday, our class began to write the EQAO assessment. For the first four days this week, the students are working on the Literacy (ie. reading and writing) portions of the assessment. In order to follow the strict rules regarding the administration, I had to prepare our classroom adequately. That means that ALL ANCHOR CHARTS had to be removed, as well as anything else that could possibly assist the students. The only charts that are allowed are the ones that have been created by EQAO. The students are allowed the paper versions of a dictionary and thesaurus to assist with their writing pieces. The students were surprised with how bare our room looks now. Check out the photos!
On Monday, our class began to write the EQAO assessment. For the first four days this week, the students are working on the Literacy (ie. reading and writing) portions of the assessment. In order to follow the strict rules regarding the administration, I had to prepare our classroom adequately. That means that ALL ANCHOR CHARTS had to be removed, as well as anything else that could possibly assist the students. The only charts that are allowed are the ones that have been created by EQAO. The students are allowed the paper versions of a dictionary and thesaurus to assist with their writing pieces. The students were surprised with how bare our room looks now. Check out the photos!
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