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3rd grade End of Year assessments for Microsoft Word
General Report Card Comments Editable
SAVE HOURS OF REPORT WRITING TIME!Fully editable School Report General Statements. Six Microsoft Word Pages, 3600 words. 30 paragraphs.Organised into personality Traits.Organised into:Emotional ChildrenDistracted ChildrenShy / Quiet ChildrenHard Working ChildrenSociable ChildrenSpecial Needs Children Children lacking ConcentrationTalented ChildrenSimply download, edit as needed and cut and paste onto your school report documents.
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PreK - 5th
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3rd Grade Math Mixed Computation Practice
This 3rd grade mixed computation practice is something that I made to look like the AIMS Web M-COMP benchmark test. I made this to give my students practice with the computation the way that they would be tested for AIMS Web to gain familiarity. This is a great end of the year, or beginning of the year review to see what your class knows. This would be a great review to use weekly to see how your class is growing each week. You may also want to make copies of this to put in your Sub Folder as
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2nd - 5th
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Fly Away Home - MCQ - 50 Viewing Questions
50 questions to keep your students on task as they watch the PG movie starring Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin. The questions are arranged in the same order as the events in the film to make it possible to use as an "open book" type activity as they view it. Alternatively, this could also be used as a summary assessment / final quiz on the film. The 50 question format makes it easy to convert to percentages and grades. This is a multiple choice activity. I created it in this format to provide s
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â Fly Away Home Movie - Resources Bundle
Ontario Term 2 Report Card Comments (EDITABLE and FULLY WRITTEN)
Welcome to CanuckPuck Next Steps Education!With two teachers and close to 50 years of teaching experience, CanuckPuck teaching is not about bells and whistles, but about quality and performance. We could spend all kinds of time making our report card files look nice with fancy pictures and obscure fonts, but that is not real and that is not what gets smiling and positive feedback notes from principals. Our report card writing experiences have helped us reflect on what principals are looking for
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1st - 8th
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STATE TEST POEM - MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS
Give this poem to your students on the morning of the state test!
(Preview is abridged version of poem)
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3rd - 5th
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Homework Tracker Weekly Editable 2015-2016
This is the way I keep track of who is doing their weekly homework in my classroom. It includes every week of the next school year (2015-2016). I post this on the wall right above where I collect my homework. I have used this the past few years in my classroom. The students enjoy seeing how much homework they have accomplished, as well as, how much more is yet to come. When hanging this, you will need to do a quick little cut of the boarders so the words match up. The dates are put in as weekly
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
End or Middle of the Year Student Survey Feedback Elementary End of Year Review
Students can assess their year in first grade with a simple survey. It gives teachers a helpful insight into what students learn, want to learn, and how they feel about their school community. One question concerns advice to future kindergarteners but you can change this to be about Pre-K, first or second grade easily (depending on what grade you teach).Can also be used as a back to school review after a break to review how students feel and think (may be best in semester 2). Based on Lucy Calki
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K - 3rd
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Figurative Language Short Story
Figurative language short story using the names of my current students. This story is completely able to be edited with the names of your students. I have also included two different versions. Version (a) the students have to find and label the types of figurative language used. Version (b) the figurative language is underlined and the students have to identify which type of FL it is.
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3rd - 6th
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CCSS:
Student-Led Conference Agenda
Provide this student-led agenda at a conference so the class can practice their presentations.
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PreK - 6th
Editable Reading Report Card Comments
SAVE HOURS OFÂ REPORT WRITING TIME! Fully editable KS1 Reading report comments organised into paragraphs for each child in your class. Separated into ability groupings. Simply download and edit as necessary.Comments include statements about the children's phonics ability, enjoyment of reading, understanding, reading strategies used and books that they enjoy reading.5x A4 Microsoft word documents, 30 paragraphs and 3000 words.
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PreK - 3rd
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1st-3rd Customizable Student Self-Inventory
Have you ever wondered why some students do better in some subjects than others? It may depend on their individual learning styles and their own opinions about learning. Learning style and self-confidence influences the way they understand information and solve problems.
Many students use a combination of learning styles, whereas others learn best by using just one. Knowing which subjects students feel more or less confident and how they prefer to learn can help us understand how to better meet
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1st - 3rd
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Tangled Movie Worksheet
This product is to accompany the Disney Movie Tangled.Includes28 Multiple-Choice Questions1 Open-Ended ResponseAnswer Key IncludedTangled Trailer
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1st - 7th
*editable* student placement card/ student data card
Take the stress out of class sorting through the use of this student data card! With a card for each student, administrators can easily ensure the creation of instructionally-heterogeneous classes with gender, ethnic, and socio-economic diversity. Microsoft Word document allows for easy editing to fit your class/school needs!
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K - 5th
Core Competency: Communication Self Reflection
This covers the self-reflection portion of the British Columbia Core Competency of Communication. This is basic wording for k-3. I used it by sitting one-on-one with each student as they either circled or coloured in their answer. For the last question, I explained it to them as "Thinking about your writing, what is ONE thing you are working on to make it even better?" If they were easily able to answer, I told them to circle the big ol' happy face!
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K - 3rd
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End Of Year Student Self-Assessment
This form is an excellent way to have students reflect on their school year. It is best used in conjunction with conferencing with each student indiviudally after they have completed the form.
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1st - 5th
Reading Level Bookmarks *BUNDLE* {EDITABLE}
Reading level bookmarks for students to let know what their reading level is and what their goal is. The students can monitor and try to reach the next level!
There's several different decorations for your students!
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K - 3rd
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Vocabulary Project, Dictionary Activity, Vocabulary Unit Assessment, Editable
What 20 vocabulary words would you say every student should know?
In this assignment, students are asked to think back on the vocabulary they have learned throughout the year and determine the 20 words they believe every middle schooler should know (this was made for middle school but can easily be edited to work for younger or older grades)!
Basic overview of what they have to do:
Choose vocabulary words and create a pamphlet or booklet including:
1. The Vocabulary Word
2. Part of speech
3. D
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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End of the Year Likert Scale Survey for any subject
This is an 18 question Likert scale survey that I give all my students at the end of the year to obtain feedback in order to make changes for the following year
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3rd - 12th
Planning Sheet Co Teach Organizer for Letter to Myself Activity
Using the planning sheet and sentence frames, students reflect on their goals and look back and see how they have grown and matured throughout the year. Reflection activity for students at the beginning or end of the school year. Students write a letter to their future selves using the planning sheet and boxes to help guide them as they write their letters. How to address an envelope can also be taught to students. Letters can be held until students graduate and then open the envelopes and read
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1st - 12th
Editable Achievement Certificate (Microsoft Word)
Editable Certificate of AchievementEditable areas include: Name, Year, Month, Day, Program Name and Signature Lines."Certificate of Achievement" wording at the top is not editable.This can be used over and over for your classroom but canNOT be resold.License is for personal use only.
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PreK - 4th
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Planning Organizer for Letter to My Future Self Activity Modified
Minimally Modified Reflection activity with 7 boxes for students at the beginning or end of the school year. Students write a letter to their future selves using the planning sheet and boxes to help guide them as they write their letters. How to address an envelope can also be taught to students. Letters can be held until students graduate and then open the envelopes and read their letters. For ELL/LEP, dyslexic, general education, special education and resource students.
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1st - 12th
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Letter To My Future Self Planning Organizer for Regular Reflection Activity
Using the planning sheet and sentence frames, students reflect on their goals and look back and see how they have grown and matured throughout the year. Reflection activity for students at the beginning or end of the school year. Students write a letter to their future selves using the planning sheet and boxes to help guide them as they write their letters. How to address an envelope can also be taught to students. Letters can be held until students graduate and then open the envelopes and read
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1st - 12th
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Raya and the Dragon-Movie Guide and Plot Analysis
All students want to have a "movie day" every once in a while, but we, as teachers, need that to be a learning day, too. Use this guided movie plot analysis to review the aspects of using plot in a story or piece of literature. A teacher's answer guide lets you use this time to get some work done if you want to let them try to do the assessment on their own. Copy and paste into a Google Doc to post in Google classroom.
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3rd - 12th
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