In this paper, a cyclic cracking model is proposed to model the behavior of reinforced concrete structures under earthquake-like dynamic loading. This model has been implemented into a FE program (LUSAS) using the MMI (material model interface) facility to simulate reversed and cyclic loading. A shaking table test, performed at ETH of Switzerland, has been chosen for comparison. The test performed on the shaking table simulated a wall of a 3-storey building. In this study, the finite element method was used and the maximum tensile strength criterion was adopted. The results showed that the cyclic cracking model has reasonable agreement with the experimental results.