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Kindergarten literature reflective journals for teachers
Setting Reading Goals with Students
Goal-setting is a great way to help students feel in charge of their own learning. These forms will help your students set reading goals and keep track of their own reading. PLEASE CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW! Here's what is included:1. Reading Goal Reports K-2 version for each 9 weeks K-2 blank version that can be used with any time period 3-5 version for each 9 weeks with and without fiction genres 3-5 blank version that can be used with any time period2. Reading Tracker Forms K-2 Reading Log &
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K - 5th
The Lion and the Mouse and Beetles painting water coloring
Here are 2 simple projects that will make your bulletin board look like a champ! The beetles project is a water coloring, color pencils, or crayon page that they decorate. The Lion and the Mouse project involves cutting out the lion and mouse. Glueing them. They then paint the lion's mane and tail with tempera paint, or with something else of your choosing.
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K - 4th
Fable Interactive Notebook Pages
This file includes an anchor chart for fables. It include elements of a fable and images of popular fables. It has been sized to put in an interactive notebook and comes with a Frayer Model activity to help define fables with specific examples.
Check out a more vibrant version of this anchor chart in my store. You can put this under a document camera when introducing fables. Then display this in your room after your unit on fables to use as a reference.
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K - 4th
Reading Survey
I love using this product at the beginning of the year with my students! It gives me a lot of valuable information about how they are as readers including their feelings towards reading and what they like to read about. I use this to help me choose books for guided reading, strategy groups, and just encouraging my students to love to read throughout the year!
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K - 6th
Common Core Kindergarten Literacy Planning Guide with Suggested Text List
This guide has all common core literacy standards for Kindergarten listed in an easy to use format for teacher planning. It includes areas to note days in which the standard is taught, text used, method of instruction, and teacher notes.
Now you have the standards in a form that you can use all year to help you remember them. A bonus list of the texts referenced by the Common Core as showing the complexity, quality and range of student reading is included.
Student Conference Notes Tracker
I created this grid after trying to juggle all of my quick 1:1 conferences with students. My school requires that I take anecdotal notes on students, and this is a great place to record and track them. This weekly grid helped me see which students I had met with during that week, and which ones I still needed to conference with. Since I may have an impromptu meeting with a student or student absences, I like the open grid rather than the set schedule.
Directions for use:
1.Circle at the
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PreK - 8th
Family Book Journal
Do you LOVE reading together as a family? Do you wish you had a way to look back over the books you've read and loved together? Now YOU do! I've created a simple, easy to use, FAMILY BOOK JOURNAL for you to cherish all those wonderful read aloud memories for years to come.SUGGESTIONS FOR USEUse a spiral bound or composition style notebook that you enjoy.On either the inside or front cover, attach the ”Family Book Journal” cutout.Create a Table of Contents page (skip a few pages for future books)
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PreK - 12th
Reading and Social Studies Lesson
By combining literature and social studies, this lesson motivates students to embrace people from other cultures and encourages them to write their thoughts on paper. This lesson has 3 possibilities including writing a letter. This is a lesson plan for a reading and social studies assignment. Part of the lesson is with the teachers direction and the other part of the lesson is for students to work on independently. Book not included.
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PreK - 2nd
HOT Non-Fiction & Fiction Templates
Teaching students to utilize Higher Order Thinking (HOT) skills is a crucial task for teachers. It has been well established that reading comprehension skills need to be directly taught and modeled. They are not automatic skills. These two HOT reading comprehension templates (fiction & nonfiction) will provide teachers with a visual reminder of what skills and strategies to address before reading, during reading , and after reading.
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K - 8th
Guided Reading Note Catcher Template
If you are in need of a good note catcher to track students growth during guided reading groups.
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K - 6th
Double Team Daily 5 Read to Self & Others
Have two students pick one side of this prism App Dice. Then roll it and they must App Smash with the two top Apps that appear on the top. Great for Daily 5.
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PreK - 5th
Black History Month Resources Doc Freebie
Black History Month Resource for Early Childhood Educators. Created by a black educator for teachers and parents to use! (My own ideas along with amplifying the work of other awesome folks) Made with equity, anti-bias, and the Reggio Emilia approach in mind.
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PreK - 1st
Classroom Library Check Out Form
This is a great form to use when students want to check out books from your personal classroom library. I would make several copies and keep it in a binder or prong pocket folder.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Kinder Diary/Plan
An effective Kinder plan/routine/diary!Use this format to stricture you day to day activities and planning or customise to suit your service. Relief staff can quickly look over what was planned for the day. Teachers can jot down observations and notes for planning time.
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PreK - K
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