Assessment

__**Assessment**__ **__Lesson 1- The human Organs__** Assessment of lesson 1 will be through students creativity in their posters. While students are researching their body parts the teacher will be walking around to each group to assess the progress students are making in their project. The teacher can ask students in the group questions about their body part, assuring that all students are getting involved in the lesson. At the end of the lesson a quiz is to be taken place by the students which the teacher will mark to see where students can improve on from this lesson.

__**Lesson 2- The Senses**__ __Formal Assessment-__ Quick Quizzes- Students are being assessed as they watch youtube videos in the lesson and answering the corrasponding questions which is then handed to the teacher to be marked Worksheets- worksheets are handed out at the end of the lesson - it will ask them to match the senses to the body part it connects with (sorting activity) the worksheet is to be completed at home that night and submitted in the morning for the teacher to mark.

__Informal Assessment__ Throughout the lesson there is on-going observation completed by the teacher during the class. This includes how the students completed the online interactive activities and how they show their new understanding about this topic. During the lesson the teacher will go to each student and ask them questions about the senses in order for the teacher to assess the students understanding.

After the students complete the computer element to the lesson its time for them to get out of their seats to complete the senses tables. The teacher can observe each students physically use their senses in a fun and interactive way with not pressure. These activities will get the students out of their comfort zone whilst also working as a group.

**__Lesson 3- The Human Skeleton__** __Formal Assessment__ Students complete an activity in groups, creating a human skeleton and labelling the particular names of the bones. The teacher will go to each group and assess the students work and how they worked together as a group to complete the task. The teacher collects all the human skeletons created and marks them before placing them up in the classroom to remind the students what they have learnt.

__Informal Assessment__ Simon Says Test The teacher can assess the understanding of each student in a fun game about identifying the bones in our body - this is a great way for the teacher to find out what the students have learnt in the lesson. Online Activities Throughout the lesson students are assessed informally by completing online activites that combine both important information with creative games and quizzes - a great way for a teacher to observe the students knowledge during the lesson.