Understanding Practice Decks and Links

This video tutorial explains how to integrate Boom Cards with Google Classroom. It covers setting up practice assignments using Fast Pin for blends and digraphs, and creating assessment assignments with Hyper Play for reading checkpoints. The tutorial also discusses the student experience and how progress is tracked and reported.

What is the primary purpose of using Boom Cards with Google Classroom?

• To integrate with other educational tools

• To replace traditional teaching methods

• To enhance student engagement

• To create interactive quizzes

What is the purpose of using Boom Cards in the classroom?

• To enhance interactive learning

• To replace textbooks

• To increase homework

• To reduce teacher workload

What is the main advantage of using Boom Cards with Google Classroom?

• It is free to use

• It requires no setup

• It offers offline access

• It integrates seamlessly

What are the two types of practice decks mentioned?

• Reading and writing

• Blends and digraphs

• Digraphs and grammar

• Blends and vocabulary

Why are student reports not collected for practice decks?

• To save time

• To simplify the process

• To focus on practice

• To reduce data storage

What is the benefit of not collecting data for practice decks?

• It reduces stress on students

• It saves on data storage

• It simplifies the teacher's workload

• It encourages more practice

What is a Fast Pin used for?

• To create assessments

• To assign practice tasks

• To track student progress

• To generate reports

How long is the due date set for Fast Pin assignments?

• Two weeks

• One week

• Five days

• Three days

What is the purpose of setting a due date for Fast Pin assignments?

• To manage classroom activities

• To align with curriculum

• To track student progress

• To ensure timely completion

How does a teacher assign a Fast Pin?

• By writing it on the board

• By sharing it on social media

• By posting it in Google Classroom

• By emailing it to students