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Kindergarten classroom community rubrics
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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Social Emotional Learning Standards Assessment Checklist (Elementary)
Printable assessment checklist for CASEL's Five Core Competencies broken into standards. Easy-to-use checklist for SEL standards. Learn quickly the SEL needs of your students. Now with a one-page checklist for each student!
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K - 6th
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Student Self Assessment | Growth Mindset Self Reflection Activity for Conference
Say "goodbye" to smiles and frowns, thumbs up and thumbs down... this self reflection is not only developmentally appropriate for young learners, but it also promotes a growth mindset! Students are encouraged to choose 2-3 skills they are "already an expert at", and then narrow down to 2-3 skills that they want to "practice and get even better at". This style of self reflection guides students to think progressively about their strengths and reflect on their areas of growth with a hopeful, effor
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PreK - 3rd
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Preschool Classroom Rules
Preschool students benefit from a predictable structure and routine in their learning environment with clearly defined expectations and consequences. When provided this environment, children feel comfortable, safe and are willing to take risks. This empowers them to think for themselves, to make decisions and to work toward solving problems independently. This resource provides the following: 21 Mini-Posters featuring topics related to positive and negative classroom behavior. Questions and pr
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PreK - K
End of Year-Kids Teach the Class
This unit is a great end of the year activity. It would be a valuable tool for demonstrating distance learning, by having students video record their lesson as an assignment or assessment. Students can also come up with a lesson that they are an expert in (dancing, taking care of a dog, making rice krispie treats etc.) and then teach the class how to do it. They become the teacher for 15-30 minutes. The lesson comes with all the supplies for any K-6 grade level with differentiated lesson templ
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K - 5th
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Behavior Goals & Differentiated Forms and Certificates for Behavior Modification
If you are looking for a simple and easy templates to manage behavior improvement plans, these forms with "I can" statements will be an asset to your behavior management plan. Each behavior goal comes with visual reminders and a simple rubric that the children and you can complete quickly together at the end of the day.You may also like the matching classroom rules poster set. You can find it HERE or you can find both resources included in the complete BUNDLE.Included:9 Weekly Templates with r
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PreK - 5th
Flexible Seating Survey - Find Out What Your Students Like & Need to Learn
What to know what makes your students feel welcome and helps their learn best? Do you use flexible seating or would like to try? This simple printable survey is easy to use for K-2 students to teachers learn what your students need and prefer to be their best learner in your classroom. Giving student choices can help keep students engage in learning and feel empowered in class. Use this survey to get a feel for how your students like the flexible seating choices you have available in your class
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PreK - 2nd
All About Me family project (editable)
When a fresh new school year comes, you want to get to know your new friends, right? Do you have some “getting to know you” activities that you love to do as you work to build your class community? This sweet project is a GREAT way to get the whole family in on the fun! After its returned, this craft is a fun, non-threatening way for students to share some information about themselves. I hope you love this one as much as I do!Thank you for stopping by my store! Be sure to check out my other fami
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PreK - 2nd
Assessment and Reflection Forms; Ontario Curriculum
Build your students ability to reflect on learning goals, and reflect on their work and learning skills. Build common language in the classroom with feedbackRegular check-ins on learning goals and work habitsDifferent worksheets to meet various needs!Please follow me @mrskumarteaches, my TPT store and my website to get more practical teaching ideas!
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PreK - 5th
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Rubric for Social Skills
I made this rubric to assess general social skills in the elementary grades. There are 6 categories: sharing, personal space, taking turns, play, expressing emotions, and working together. The categories are scored as a 3, 2, or 1 with different descriptions of each level within each category. You could use this rubric for parent-teacher conferences, to send home with report cards, for data on social skills at different points in the year, or to show growth or lack of growth in these areas.
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Rubric Bundle
Whole Brain Teaching Individual Behavior Chart
Thank you for your interest in this product! I created this behavior chart for individual students who need accountability, visuals, and parent communication. Each part of the student's day should be added to the chart (I provided a sample on the first page of this resource. You can edit to add your own students' schedules/agendas and you can also edit the reward/what they are working for. You can also leave the reward blank and have students dictate what they are working for if the reward or
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PreK - 12th
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Daily Progress Report - Behavior Sheet
This is a daily behavior sheet used to track data across 10 times during the day. A rubric is used to help students' self-monitor their behavior of 4 classroom rules/expectations and one personal goal. Use this to track PBIS and IEP data as well as a communication tool between teachers, administration, and families.
If you're looking for an editable behavior sheet, check out the other forms in my store!
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PreK - 12th
Lead With Lit: Complete SEL and Community Building Mini-Lesson
This engaging mini lesson explores what we are afraid of, why, and how we might be able to deal or face that fear. Beginning with a fun read aloud (either by you or the provided video read aloud) of "Creepy Pair of Underwear" by Aaron Reynolds, students will engage in small group discussions about what their "creepy underwear" is. Afterwards, they will participate in a silly and enjoyable art activity where they get to create their one-of-a-kind "Creepy Underwear." The lesson ends with brief pre
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K - 5th
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Behavior Self-Reflection ❘ Class and Individual
Give students the power to reflect and take responsibility of their behavior.This resource provides goal-setting and tracking pages for a whole classroom or individual students. Teaching students to reflect on their goals allows them to be more aware of their actions and work toward improving their behavior. Self-reflection is a powerful tool that takes the teacher out of the equation and directs the focus on the student.Product includes:PDF fileSet goals as a class and type them right into the
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PreK - 4th
Digital Data Tracker, Exam & Writing, Star charts, Behavior charts, Conferences
ClickHERE to see a video preview of this product. I created this so that my students can track their own progress, and so that I can navigate conferences digitally this year. These trackers work for essays, exams, homework, and more. There are goal-setting pages, percentage trackers, 100 charts, 10 charts, and more. Watch this preview video to truly see all of the slides included. I have used this with my fourth graders this year and they love resizing the bar to show how they did on each exam.
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K - 12th
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Growing Success: Assessment Posters; Ontario
These posters will allow your students to self-assess and monitor their progress on any concept being taught. Use these posters to build common language to reflect on success at various times in your day. The visuals and colour help make it accessible to all learners. Different formats available in Colour & Black-White:PostersMini Posters/Bin LabelsDesk TagsBook MarksThis can be used as a quick assessment tool, and allow you to adapt your instruction accordingly. A great compliment to Growin
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K - 8th
Also included in: Assessment and Reflection Forms; Ontario Curriculum
Using My Interpreter Appropriately at School: Checklists
The goal of this resource is to teach Deaf and Hard of Hearing students who have sign language interpreters how to use their interpreters appropriately. Many students move from residential schools or Deaf/Hard of Hearing programs into a mainstream setting and may not know how to utilize an interpreter appropriately. Additionally, some students may have an interpreter added to their services and may need assistance utilizing a sign language interpreter at school. This resource aims to teach the i
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K - 5th
Also included in: My Sign Language Interpreter Bundle
Daily Behavior Report for Home
This tool is used to communicate behavior progress between home and school. Used with a Daily Progress Report for % of points earned, and reflection on green/expected and red/unexpected behavior.
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PreK - 8th
Success Criteria & Learning Intentions | WALT & WILF | Botanical | Eucalyptus
Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, WALT, and WILF posters for you to use in your classroom. Can be used as headings or popped into a protective sheet and written on like a whiteboard. A couple of different fonts included for you to choose your fave. Beautiful botanical / eucalyptus borders.
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PreK - 12th
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Positive Notes Home - Family Communication - Smiley Mail
Sometimes it is hard to remember to send positive notes home to families in the midst of everything going on in the classroom, however, it is SO important to gives families good news! These notes give you something quick and easy to ensure that families are receiving happy mail about their students. Included in this product are 4 versions of positive notes to send home to families: Caught "bee"ing kindResponsibility RockstarSmiley Mail: Includes a filled in checklist of positive classroom achiev
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PreK - 8th
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Behavior Charts - For Rocking Good Behavior!
Behavior ChartsSome with morning and afternoon & some with morning, midday afternoon, and lunchBlank Behavior Chart IncludedA Variety of StylesBack to SchoolPositive Classroom Affirmations IncludedPositive Behavior Prompts Included (differentiated)Classroom Management ToolBehavior Assessment Strategy Behavior Rubric ToolPromotes Positive Social Emotional LearningRockstar Theme Because Good Behavior is Cool!
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PreK - 2nd
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Self-Reflection {Behavioral Expectations and Social Skills} EDITABLE
Update 1/27/19: I have uploaded the EDITABLE version. You must have PowerPoint to edit this version. The title, social skills (in the boxes) and side reflection box are all editable. Use this simple tool to include self-reflection as part of your midterm, quarterly, or end-of-year assessments or to help students reflect on their own choices and behaviors in the classroom at any time!Students can circle the emoji that represents how they feel they follow rules and routines, show effort in their w
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PreK - 2nd
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Class Participation Rubric - FREE
This is a general class participation rubric that can be used in any subject. It is a way for student to question their participation and effort in class. Use this free resource with color coding for your student to self-monitor their effort in class.
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PreK - 12th
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Sit, Look, Listen Positive Behavior Chart
Many younger students need support to learn how to sit and listen. I use simple charts like this one to help support them with visual cues. This chart helps them to learn to sit, look, listen, and raise their hand. Depending on the ability of the student, decide how many boxes they need to check of to receive their reward. A reward could be 5 minute walk, 5 minutes of time on the tablet, 5 minutes extra playtime, etc. When using behavior charts, make sure to front load the rewards. They should r
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PreK - 1st
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