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Free Kindergarten math reflective journals for teachers for Google Apps

Preview of Parent-Teacher Conference Template

Parent-Teacher Conference Template

Created by
MissJordyn
This product is a template for conferences. It includes an area for the student's name, the date, an area for "glows" (things they are doing well), an area for "growth," and an area for "our next steps."This is a digital activity. The template is not editable.
Preview of Egg Drop Reflection- STEM/STEAM

Egg Drop Reflection- STEM/STEAM

Created by
Julia Alvarez
A simple reflection for lower elementary students to complete after building and testing their egg drop projects! Students will answer whether their egg survived the drop, what changes they made during the building process, and reflect on what changes they would make if they were to re-do their project. Great wrap-up following an egg drop experiment! Cut and glue into students' STEM/STEAM journals as callback material!
Preview of Small group notes google slides template

Small group notes google slides template

Created by
Kenadi Kaiser
A great way to keep yourself organized with your small groups in your classroom. Download this template to google docs and edit to include your group names or student names. Then print or continue to edit it online to record data on your groups, track progress, or jot down what needs to be done next time you meet.
Preview of *Editable* Small Group Tracker

*Editable* Small Group Tracker

Here is a great tracker for small groups. Write/Type in your state standards and student names for an easy quick reflection on student understanding!
Preview of Report Card Comments for Families

Report Card Comments for Families

Created by
Valerie Gandy
I use this to guide the comments I give to my students' families for report cards or conferences. I will print it out and put into the conference folder. It helps make sure that I cover all the important things and don't get off-track while speaking. Also, sometimes families can get home after a conference and forget half of what was talked about. This way, they have a copy to refer back to later. It is also helpful for those families who are unable to make a conference, they can read everything
Preview of Daily Check In Form

Daily Check In Form

Created by
Mrs Judds Room
This is a great form to use as a place for your students to check in with you. Over distance learning especially I was having a hard time reaching all of my studnets. This a great way to give your students a place to reach out to you. Send it via email or place in in your google classroom.
Preview of Conference Sheets

Conference Sheets

This presentation includes everything you need to set up conferencing binders for reading, writing, and math.If you need conference sheets for other subjects/topics you can use the same conference sheets!
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Importance of learning math skills

It's no secret that mathematics is one of the foundational subjects that students need to learn. Math forms the basis for so many other subjects — like science, engineering, and technology — and because of that, it's essential that students develop strong math skills starting from a very young age.

Benefits of learning math

Learning math has many benefits. It helps students:

  • Begin to develop problem-solving, logical reasoning, and critical-thinking skills
  • Grow their understanding of numbers and basic operations
  • Understand how math is used in real-life situations

By ensuring that students have a solid foundation, teachers can help set them up for future success.

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