1) Spark an Opening Discussion

As students file into class have these directions on the board:

1. Log into socrative.com
2. Enter Room Number _______
3. Example: Which character from last night’s chapter would you most like to have dinner with? Be prepared to explain why.
   A. Meg Murry
   B. Mrs Whatsit
   C. Mrs Who
   D. Charles Wallace
   E. Calvin O’Keefe

Project the results and have a discussion. A great follow-up activity is for small groups to create their own multiple choice or short answer questions.

2) Glimpse Understanding with a ‘Do Now’

Create a Quick Quiz before class to help you review homework topics and move students towards the new topics of the day. As students file into class have these directions on the board:

1. Log into socrative.com
2. Enter Room Number _______
3. Students will independently answer the questions.
4. The individual results will be sent to your email account in one easy to follow report. After a quick glimpse you can see what areas deserve extra attention and how your students have progressed since the previous class.
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3) End with an Exit Ticket

With 5 minutes left in class, have students complete the Exit Ticket. The premade exercise will gather student name, feelings about the subject matter and a written summary of what they believe were the day’s goals. All you have to do is prepare one question. You can think of a few options before the day starts or make it real-time. It’s flexible! Students should:

1. Log into socrative.com
2. Enter Room Number _______
3. Complete the Exit Ticket

The results will be emailed to you immediately. With these 3 activities, you and your students will gain familiarity with Socrative and be able to more seamlessly include it in your classroom. Remember to have fun as you engage, assess and personalize the educational experiences.

(This article is quoted from SoCrative)