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Kindergarten Back to School math rubrics under $5
Punch Cards Student Rewards - EDITABLE
Are you looking for a simple, yet effective way to acknowledge and reward positive behavior and improvements, WITHOUT taking up valuable time, ink, lamination, stickers, or classroom space? You've found it!
This system is simple: whenever a student has met a personal goal (academic, behavioral, etc.), a star is "punched out" of their card. Once all of their stars have been punched, they may either receive a reward, OR set a new goal and get another card to punch out. No more toy boxes or sticke
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PreK - 6th
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Visual Direction Cards x 78 Cue Card Prompts
Visual Direction Cards - cue cards to help students focus, stay on task, and complete work. Help children follow directions. Choose from 78 visual schedule cards in both color and black and white. Break down each lesson, or task to help children plan out their work and stay on task. Organize your cards on a template (included), in pocket charts, on a board, wall, so all can access. Alternatively, use with individuals at their desks.The download includes a template for you to use by placing on yo
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K - 3rd
Math Stations: Center Expectations Posters Class Management Kindergarten First
Establishing Math Station Expectations and need visuals for student accountability? This resource includes two posters:WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?Taking turns, sharing, working togetherNo playing in stationsUsing materials correctly (like the teacher modeled)Cleaning up nicelyWorking on mathWHAT DOES IT SOUND LIKE?Quiet voicesChildren countingMath "talks"Children enjoying mathCheck out my Reading Station Poster SetThanks for stopping by!
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K - 1st
Good Listener Expectations Give Me 5 Posters Kindergarten Classroom Management
Teaching expectations of what exactly it is to be a good listener? Use these posters to teach it ...and then hang in the classroom for students to reference and be reminded! You are receiving the following 6 {color} posters:(Header) Give Me 51. Ears are Listening2. Eyes are Looking3. Mouth is Quiet4. Hands and Feet are Still5. Brain is ThinkingIf you like these posters, check my TPT store for an emergent reader titled: Give Me 5
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PreK - 1st
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Oral Presentation Rubric
This rubric can be used for any subject area when I student or group of students presents in front of the class! There is a space for comments at the bottom, as well as the final grade at the top! Keep this in mind for common core (speaking/listening) This also could be used at multiple grade levels, as it is very generic :)
Enjoy!
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K - 12th
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Project Rubric / Group Work Rubric / Team Collaboration Rubric
This is a rubric that can be used when students are working in groups on projects. Being able to work collaboratively with other students is a skill that we want students to learn. This rubric tells students what you as the teacher will be looking for as they are working with their group and contributing to the project at hand.
I've included an editable (excel) .xls rubric and a pdf version. The editable version is nice for including the project name and the teacher name as well as changing
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K - 12th
DOK - Depth of Knowledge Thinking Posters
This product contains 4 different posters for each level of Webb's Depth of Knowledge. On each poster there is a list of the common verbs that are associated with each level of thinking. Sometimes verbs can go across levels depending on how they are applied.
On each poster there is a visual to show the students how much "brain power" it requires to answer questions with the given verbs.
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K - 12th
Marzano Levels of Understanding Posters {English} Brights Theme
This set of posters is a resource to check for understanding before, during, and after a lesson using a quick hand gesture. They are a great teacher tool to adjust pacing and review/reteach effectively. They are also a great student resource to self-assess understanding! Based on Marzano's Scale of Understanding, this is a research-based strategy that will increase student engagement and accountability and add a pop of color to your classroom!
Students simply hold their hand in front of their
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PreK - 6th
Australian Curriculum Foundation/ Prep Maths Report Card Comments - Semester 2
Prep teachers! Reporting deadlines approaching? Do you need help writing your Maths report card comments?Take the pressure out of report writing and be confident your comments are well-written and align with the Australian Curriculum Foundation Level Maths Achievement Standard. This file contains 80 A-E report card comments for Foundation Semester 2 Maths organised under the strands:Problem solving and reasoningNumber and AlgebraMeasurement and GeometryStatistics and ProbabilitySuitable for all
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K
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Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down Rubric for Progress Monitoring!
This simple easy rubric is perfect for progress monitoring student learning in any elementary classroom! Students will be able to quickly show you a thumbs up if they understand the information, a thumbs to the side if they still need some more practice, or a thumbs down if they need help.The cards for your rubric are color coordinated and provide a visual for students!I have included different phrases for the cards. Please let me know if you school or district uses a different phrase that you w
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PreK - 5th
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Australian Curriculum Foundation/Prep Maths Report Card Comments - Semester 1
Prep teachers! Reporting deadlines approaching? Do you need help writing your report card comments? Take the pressure out of report writing and be confident your comments are well-written and align with the Australian Curriculum Foundation Level Maths Achievement Standard. This file contains 50 A - E report card comments for Foundation Level Semester 1 Maths organised under the strands:Problem solving and reasoningNumber and AlgebraMeasurement and GeometryStatistics and ProbabilitySuitable for a
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K, Staff
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Daily Behavior Smiley Face Chart (English/Spanish) EDITABLE!
I use this behavior chart with a few select students that need constant and more frequent check-ins during the day. The schedule side on the left is blank for you to add your own. This product is editable, feel free to add your own schedule and clip art that works for your own class! I have included a picture of what mine looks like to give you an idea. I added a couple different layouts/notes but you can edit to meet your needs. This is provided in English and Spanish! Also included is a
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PreK - 2nd
Coloring Rubric Self Monitoring How Does My Work Look Expectations Kinder First
Are your students rushing through an activity because they don't understand the expectations? Tired of hearing, "I am done!" 5 minutes after working ...only to discover they could have done a better job? Teach them how to self monitor their coloring with this rubric. Grab and make this poster with your class! Use it as a mini lesson and your students will know that you are holding them accountable for: coloring in the lines, coloring so it makes sense, and leaving no white space. This resource i
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K - 1st
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Ice Cream themed Classwork and Effort Rubric display Editable
A cherry on top! That's the perfect sundae-and the perfect example of classwork! We can all identify with food-so here's the perfect way to show your kids what you expect and how to earn the best score possible!Includes:>levels 1-4 posters>Smaller personal chart to add to desks or homework foldersAlso includes an editable PowerPoint version so you can type up your own expectations. Enjoy!
Grades:
K - 5th
Goal and Data Binder - Reach for the Stars
Watch your little learners soar with this goal setting and data tracking binder! Setting goals gives your students a purpose and direction for their learning. Research shows that setting goals increases motivation. As the students begin to achieve their individual goals, they feel a sense of self-pride, which certainly is a powerful factor in increasing self-confidence!The goal setting graphs will serve as a powerful visual reminder. After all, our ultimate goal as a teacher is to help stude
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K - 1st
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Guided Reading Tools: Alphabet and Number Identification Checklists (Spanish)
Un paquete de listas para la identificación de letras, sonidos, y números
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This Spanish checklist pack includes checklists for uppercase and lowercase letter names, letter sounds, and number (1-20) identification. The pages can be used together or separately.
The alphabet checklists are available chunk by chunk following a common order of letter introduction. Each checklist is available in that order and in a second page that contains each chunk in a random order so that
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PreK - 1st
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Data Folders: Set Goals, Graph Growth, and Reflect!
This packet is a great tool to help students take responsibility for their learning and chart their growth through the year. Students will set goals, graph data as they make progress, and then reflect on their learning. Data Folders are a great way to communicate with parents during parent conferences, student-led conferences, or by sending them home for review. These pages can be hole-punched and added to a three ring binder or a three prong pocket folder.
Contents include...
Data Folder C
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K - 5th
Student Feedback Posters and Forms
As teachers we are always being talked to about giving our students FEEDBACK to help them achieve our standards and objectives. But what is more powerful than teachers giving students feedback is students giving each other feedback! Student feedback posters are a great way to stream line how your students give each other effective feedback. These student feedback posters will help students dive deeper than just telling their partner "good job!" and "I think you did great!" They will use the acro
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K - 3rd
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Problem Solving and Innovating Kindergarten Communication of Learning Comments
It's report card season! These comments are my go-to! They are a collection of my in-person and virtual learning comments. This document was created for fellow teachers. It is based on the Communication of Learning (COL) report card comments for Junior and Senior Kindergarten classes in Ontario. The comments can be applied to both Initial Observations reports (released to parents in the fall), Kindergarten Communication of Learning report in the winter (Term One) and Kindergarten Communication
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PreK - 1st
Kindergarten Beginning of the Year Placement Assessment
A quick yet in depth analysis of phonics, phonological awareness, writing, and math for the beginning of Kindergarten. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills included: Upper & Lowercase LettersLetter SoundsDigraphsBlendsSyllablesRhymesBeginning SoundsBlendingSegmentingName WritingCVC wordsSentence DictationCounting Number RecognitionNumber WritingComparing NumbersShapesColorsPatterns=============================================
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PreK - 1st
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Reading Stations {Expectations Poster Set} for Kindergarten and First Grade
Establishing Reading Station Expectations and need visuals for student accountability? This resource includes two posters:WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?Taking turns, sharing, working togetherNo playing in stationsUsing materials correctly (like the teacher modeled)Working on Reading WHAT DOES IT SOUND LIKE?Quiet voicesChildren readingReading, sight word and alphabet "talks"Children enjoying words and lettersCheck out my Math Station Poster SetThanks for stopping by!
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Grades:
K - 1st
Kindergarten First Grade Participation Listening and Retelling Rubric Assessment
A kindergarten and first grade language arts rubric for listening, retelling, and participation during read-aloudsUse rubrics to promote self-directed learning and address habits of mind, such as managing impulsive, ADHD, behaviors. Great for portfolios, as data collection for intervention meetings, and parent-teacher conferences. You will get one rubric that allows you to accurately document the following skills:Listening without interruptingRetelling events from read-alouds and/or lessonsPart
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PreK - 1st
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Numbers & Patterning Data Sheets (Number ID, 1:1 Correspondence, & More!)
Designed for IEP goal tracking and data collection that can be used in the classroom or given to parents for virtual learning! Number Skills Inventory, counting, number ID, skip counting, 1:1 correspondence, patterning, greater than/less than/equal too, and more! This pack includes 14 data sheets!The grey shading keeps everything easy to read for all staff in the classroom! Uneditable PDF.Included:-Numbers & Patterning Skills Inventory-Numbers 1-10-Numbers 1-20-Numbers 1-50-Numbers 1-100-Cou
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PreK - 4th
Accountable Talk
Research has indicated that students report a better understanding of content presented, a strong sense of community in the classroom, and opportunity to develop an appreciation for the diversity of classmates' backgrounds, experiences, knowledge, and beliefs when using accountable talk.
Click here to see the Accountable Talk Toolkit!
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The following phrases on are on the desk cards:
"I agree with you because.
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K - 5th
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