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EDITABLE Daily and Weekly Behavior Charts
EDITABLE Daily and Weekly Behavior ChartsChallenging student behaviors can derail the most well-written lesson. Don't let bad behavior ruin your day, week, or even year! These behavior charts have been very effective with tier 2 and 3 students who need something different than what the rest of the class responds to. By focusing on no more than five behavior goals for short increments of time, students are able to show success and ultimately curb the behavior you would like to see change. Wha
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Also included in:Â Back to School Behavior BUNDLE
End of Year Project or End of Unit Project - Make a Video Skit Song with Rubric
Students create a song, skit, or video to demonstrate knowledge about a class topic. Perfect for an end of year or end of unit activity! Includes rubric for each type of project.
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Classwork and Homework Rubric
A great explanation of how you will grade classwork and homework using a 10 points scale
Ontario Report Card Comments | Math | Grade 1-8 | EDITABLE | British Columbia
SAVE TIME and write your best REPORT CARDS and PROGRESS REPORTS! Choose from a variety of high-quality options in this extensive Math comment bank. Copy and paste directly into your report card program or edit to personalize for your students.This resource provides comments for the entire school year for grades 1 -8: perfect for the Math specialist teacher!----------------------------------------- ABOUT THIS RESOURCE -------------------------------------------✪ Comments are FULLY EDITABLE✪ Cop
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END OF THE YEAR Memory Book with Printable & Digital Resources, Grades 3-12
Create your End of the Year Memory Book that are inspired by your ideas, preferences, and reflections of the school year. Reflect upon the highlights, challenges, and personal and academic growth for the school year.Phases:Students work on their projects.Students engage in a Gallery Walk and nominate their favorite projects.Students reflect upon the experience.What's Included:Digital & Printable VersionStudent DirectionsActivity MaterialsAwards & TokensTeacher’s GuideLesson Plan and Mor
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END OF THE YEAR Social Media Project with Digital Resources, Grades 3-12
Students create social media posts that are inspired by what they learned during the school year. Reflect upon the highlights, challenges, and personal and academic growth for the school year.Phases:Students work on their projects creating their social media posts.Students engage in a Gallery Walk and nominate their favorite projects.Students reflect upon the experience.The social media project can be used for various areas, including:School Year HighlightsPersonal GrowthAcademic SuccessesKey P
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Math Social Media & Gallery Walk Project with Templates & Digital Resources
Students create social media posts to demonstrate their understanding of math concepts.Phases:Students work on their projects creating their social media posts.Students engage in a Gallery Walk and nominate their favorite projects.Students reflect upon the experience.The social media project can be used for various mathematical areas, including:Number TheoryAlgebraGeometryArithmeticCalculusStatistics and ProbabilityTrigonometry and More!What's Included:Digital & Printable VersionSocial media
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Geometry Social Media & Gallery Walk Project with Templates & Digital Resources
Students create social media posts to demonstrate their understanding of math concepts.Phases:Students work on their projects creating their social media posts.Students engage in a Gallery Walk and nominate their favorite projects.Students reflect upon the experience.The social media project can be used for various mathematical areas, including:GeometryNumber TheoryAlgebraArithmeticCalculusStatistics and ProbabilityTrigonometry and More!What's Included:Digital & Printable VersionSocial media
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Math Activity Rubric (Editable)
A mathematics general activity rubric can be a versatile tool in the classroom to assess and guide student performance across various math-related tasks or projects. Here's how you can effectively utilize it:Setting Clear Expectations: Introduce the rubric at the beginning of the activity or project. Explain each criterion and what each level of performance looks like. This helps students understand the expectations for their work.Guiding Student Efforts: Encourage students to refer to the rubri
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Family meeting - guide template
A visual and organized guide template to use before, during, and after the family meetings.There is a Catalan, Spanish, and English version.
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Digital Portfolio Assessment
Digital portfolios transform assessment in to a whole new level and redefine the task of portfolio creation. Thanks to 21st-century technology, such as iPads, portfolio assessment can be easy to implement, and yet far more advanced at the same time. Students can pull from multiple media tools, such as movies, pictures, and documents to create a portfolio. Because of this variety, students can demonstrate learning and show the growth they have made overtime. In addition, digital portfolios allow
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Group Presentation Rubrics Bundle (10, 15, 20, 25 points)
Perfect for a years' worth of group project presentations! Rubrics for different point values (10, 15, 20, 25) with point break down and general descriptions for any subject matter.
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End of the Year Final Project Choice Board
Although I use this for my Juniors and Sophomores, this can really be used for any grade. I asked my students what kind of projects they would want to do, and they wanted to create a vision board, present on the career and college they want to pursue, compare movies, and present a skill they know. This really allows them to choose an option that works best for them with a wide range of freedom. This rubric is ready to go to get your kids one last, engaging assignment!
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Participation and Attitude Rubrics
• This packet contains two things: Participation and Attitude Rubric and Participation and Attitude Rubric (without attendance)
• This rubric is designed to be used as a student self-evaluation tool and a teacher to student evaluation tool.
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Group Presentation Project Rubric (Graded out of 20 points)
Rubric Summary: Student Final Project Presentation (Graded out of 20 points)1. Presentation Skills (5 points): - Organization and Structure - Delivery and Engagement - Visual Aids - Content Knowledge - Time Management2. PowerPoint/Slides Creation (4 points): - Organization - Visual Appeal - Content Quality - Slide Design3. Group Collaboration (4 points): - Communication - Cooperation - Contributions - Conflict Resolution4. Group Communication (4 points): - Clarity -
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Also included in:Â Group Presentation Rubrics Bundle (10, 15, 20, 25 points)
Student Research Project Rubric 20 points
The rubric for the student research project is graded out of 20 points and encompasses five categories. The Research category evaluates the selection of a relevant topic, depth of research, use of credible sources, and the ability to analyze and synthesize information. Professionalism focuses on proper citations, maintaining an academic tone, ethical considerations, and upholding academic integrity. The Presentation category assesses the clarity of objectives, organization of ideas, effective us
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Table Numbers with Levels of Understanding
This is a powerpoint that I created with Table Numbers to tape on my 9 different tables in the classroom. Along with the number itself, it has 5 levels of understanding. I use this as a rubric for students to do a quick self-assessment, whether verbally, or written on paper. It's great to use throughout the unit and as a bonus my principal loved it during his observation. It's editable in case you need more tables.Enjoy! After downloading, please rate me and give feedback! Follow me if you w
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Class Presentations Peer Rubric
If your students will be doing any kind of class presentations, you can use this document to ensure their peer audience is attentively engaged for the duration of each one. You can print out this document or post it on Google Classroom for students to fill out as they observe their peers doing their presentations. They will rate the presentations out of five stars in several categories while watching. The document is editable in case you need to adjust the number of presentations each audience m
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First Grade Developmental Checklist
I created this First Grade Developmental Checklist to use during conferences.
If you have a child who struggles with procedures, this checklist will help you monitor progress. I use this at each end of the year conference I have so parents can see how their students performed. This also lets parents know things that the student needs to work on.
There are two versions. The first version has room for you to write comments in each category. This helpful for the students you have a lot to write
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Rubric to Rate "Explain" Answers in Math
A.C.E. is a rubric that rates explanations of math problems using words. Originally designed by a team of teachers from across disciplines, this rubric was tailored specifically for math problems. (How often does that happen?) A.C.E. stands for "Answer the question, Cite your evidence, and Explain how your evidence connects to your answer." Each section has a separate rating ranging from 0 to 2, for a total of 6 points for the explanation.
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End of the Year Reflection Letter
At the end of the year, I love having my students reflect on the class and their own progress. One of the best ways that I have found to do this naturally is to have them write a letter of advice to the next year of students. It is a really sweet tradition that the kids really love. They love to read the thoughts from the previous year, and they love to try and give good advice to the upcoming students. This is not for the faint of heart! You have to be ready for them to give honest advice, and
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Orchestra Recruiting Letter Assignment- Band/ Choir Also
Are you looking for new ways to recruit students to your orchestra or other music ensemble? This letter writing assignment is a great way to integrate writing into your classroom while implementing a creative new way to recruit students to your ensemble. This assignment has older students writing a letter to younger students encouraging them to join orchestra next school year. I have used this activity in my own classroom. My older students are motivated to create quality work because they know
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Math Feedback Rubric
Feedback is an important aspect of problem solving and math, as it helps students understand their strengths and weaknesses, set goals for improvement, and make progress in their learning.This comprehensive rubric evaluates students' performance in five key areas: correctness, reasoning, communication, effort, and persistence. With clear scoring criteria and a range of scores from 1-5, you can easily assess your students' skills and provide targeted feedback to help them improve. This form can b
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Rubric for Student Presentation Project (Graded out of 10 points)
The rubric for the student group project presentation is graded out of 10 points and consists of five categories. In the Presentation Skills category, points are awarded for organization and structure, delivery and engagement, visual aids, and content knowledge. The PowerPoint/Slides Creation category assesses organization, visual appeal, content quality, and slide design. Group Collaboration focuses on communication, cooperation, contributions, and conflict resolution. The Group Communication c
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Also included in:Â Group Presentation Rubrics Bundle (10, 15, 20, 25 points)
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