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Kindergarten library skills assessments for Microsoft Word
Fiction vs Nonfiction Worksheet
This worksheet is designed for elementary students to determine whether a book is fiction or nonfiction based on the title. Students will cut and paste the book titles into the correct column.
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K - 3rd
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"Who Has My Book?" Library Activity
This is a fun activity for students to learn and practice the terms title, author and call number, and to practice reading aloud and presenting to others. It will also expose students to a variety of books they might like to check out. Students must pay close attention so they will know when it is their turn to share! This can be used as a formative assessment of library skills and vocabulary.
Students have a ‘script’ and a book and must fill in the blanks of the script, reading aloud the ti
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K - 5th
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30 Minute Library Lessons: 5 After-Reading Activities
These activities can be used with any book in your library. They work best with fiction, but can be adapted to be used with non-fiction. After a read aloud chose one of these activities to help measure student comprehension, recall, and understanding.
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PreK - 5th
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My Magic Brew (created by you)
6. Word cards6. Matching Image cards1. Listener Response Laminate1. Creative Writing Response2. Activity sheets1. Color sheets
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PreK - 3rd
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Online Etiquette for Early Childhood
This lesson plan is intended to teach young students (Kindergarten - 3rd grade) basic online courtesy and safety. In this packet is a pretest, a discussion activity, quiz, and answer keys. Begin the lesson with the pretest, which allows students to begin thinking about content. The pretest can be given individually or discussed as a class. Next, lead the class in the following discussions so they can think about what they need to do when situations arise. Finally, give students the quiz at the e
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K - 3rd
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Data Collection Form
This is a data collection form I use for my students who have benchmarked IEP academic goals. I color code it for two reasons: 1) I also color code my lesson plans and can go back and look at why a student was doing really well or why they struggled based on the activity that week 2) because data is boring and color makes everything more fun!
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PreK - K
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Altering Text – Name Fun
After teaching students different ways to alter test in Microsoft Word, this handout is used for assessment for students to show what they know about altering text. It is a word document so you can edit it to your liking. I have used it in grades K-8. It has a but in rubric.
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K - 8th
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Grade Tracker
A great way to keep track of completed activities. Great form of data!!! Also perfect way to assess student's work in learning centers.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Bedroom Labeling Handout in Spanish
It features ten Spanish words for students to label a bedroom. After labeling the items students can color the handout.
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K - 3rd
Be Brave Little Penguin by: Giles Andrea Rhyming Words
Students will highlight the end sounds of the rhyming words from the story, while following along to a read aloud. There is a differentiated option for higher and lower level learners.
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K - 2nd
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If I were a Cloud
This writing paper can be used with a weather unit or as a creative writing/journal page. I created this writing paper as a response activity for the book "Cloudette" by Tom Lichtenheld. It is perfect if you are studying weather or clouds in particular. My students had some really great ideas and enjoyed using their imaginations.
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PreK - 1st
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Going To the Library Test
This is both a pre and post test I have given my students in order to assess their understanding of what is expected of them during our library visit. We walk to our library so I added some safety questions into the test as well.
ENJOY!
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PreK - 4th
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Data Sheet for Reading Mastery
I made this Data sheet for my Resource Groups that use Reading Mastery. My kids love to earn reading flashcards at the end of group. So I just record if they went through their words or not. (The same if an assistant is leading a group.)
This way I am also able to record a lot of group data on one sheet: primarily absences and skill mastery. It's pretty basic, but I hope it's helpful.
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K - 3rd
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Specials Behavior Cards
This behavior cards are for specials teachers. They are meant to be printed out and cut into little cards. The cards are then given to the class room teacher after they pick their students up from specials. This is a quick and easy way to inform the classroom teacher how their class behaved in specials.
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PreK - 5th
Fiction Book Order
Help K-2 students learn about fiction book organization.
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K - 2nd
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