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Free Kindergarten math resources for Microsoft Excel
Automatic Grade Book | Excel Grade Book | Number Grades AND Letter Grades!
The grade book (gradebook, mark book, markbook) that automatically calculates grade percentages AND letter grades! Start by choosing the grade scale you want or creating your own, then let the auto-grading feature do all the calculating for you! Want to use a weighted grade book? No problem! Want to use a points grade book? No problem! This automatic grade book has been tweaked to accommodate as many teaching styles and grading preferences as possible!
Watch the two-minute video to see how it
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Function Table (IN-OUT Machine) Worksheets or Projector Common Core Standards
You are literally getting thousands of worksheets. I have created In-Out Function Tables for you to use as worksheets or on the board with a projector. Once you open the file, with a click of the mouse (or pressing F9 on your keyboard) it will automatically generate a new worksheet with new numbers for you to use. It will also update the answer key to match the new worksheet that you have created. If this is a tool that you would like to use with the projector, kids can write the answers on the
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K - 8th
Class Data Tracker
This data tracker is a LIFE SAVER! I used this every month, by creating a duplicate of the sheet, and was able to see my students' basic skills all in one place. This can also be used to make small groups for ELA- My students knew that every month the groups would change and they would have different people to work with! It made centers fun and allowed me to focus on different skills when we needed it. It has space for you to easily track uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, letter sound
Classroom Data Assessment Spreadsheet for All Subjects
Display your classroom's data with ease and professionally with this spreadsheet! Enter in your test scores and the spreadsheet will automatically average your class' scores. Keep track of district, classroom, and state test scores for ALL subjects. Each subject has a separate tab at the bottom. You can also delete and add as many columns or rows and the formulas will still work.
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PreK - 12th
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My MAP progress
I made this chart to track how my students did on MAP from Fall to winter, then spring. I highlight where their goal is on the chart. Then after fall testing I will make a colored line how far they made it. I will let them color the bar graph in up to the line I colored. Higher grades may be able to mark the RIT score themselves but my firsties need a little help. They keep this is their data binders all year. Before the winter testing, we will pull these out and highlight another goal for
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K - 8th
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Directions for Interactive Lesson Plan Template- New Florida Standards
Lesson Plan Template with drop down menus that include the new Florida Standards as well as Marzano Strategies and ESL codes. Created to make lesson planning fast and easy -you fill in the daily task, everything else is in a drop down format. Purchased plans include a short PowerPoint on how to use. Al subjects in grade levels K-8 will be available soon. Please check back. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license
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K - 5th
FREE Editable Monthly Weather Graph
I use this excel sheet to graph the weather each day. Simply copy the rectangle under the weather, and paste it in its column to form a bar graph. Every month, save and print the weather, then start fresh with a new sheet. You can then compare weather in September to weather in January to weather in April. Make sure page layout is landscape and margins are set to "narrow" before printing!
I project this excel sheet onto our smartboard, so that the students can see the data and count/analyze as
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PreK - 2nd
Lesson Plan Template: Kindergarten: All Subjects w/ all Texas TEKS Standards
Get ready to chop literally HOURS off your weekly lesson planning!
TEKS Kindergarten Lesson Plan Template: All Subjects (for Google Drive & MS Excel)
by K12HELPER
Check out The Complete Lesson Planner DEMO VIDEO
What is the Complete Lesson Planner?
The COMPLETE LESSON PLANNER is a tried & tested digital lesson plan book. It includes professionally designed templates for all core K-5 subjects: Reading, Writing, Word Knowledge, Guided Reading, Math, Science, & Social Studies.
Why
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K
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Intervention Data Tracking/Standards Data Tracking
Simple and Effective way to track standards taught for intervention/enrichment schedules, as well as standards tracking for progress monitoring. Spreadsheet is ready to highlight mastery level of students using a color coded system for easy tracking. Standards in the spreadsheet are for example purposes only and can be edited as needed for your individual or grade level needs. Great to use for MTSS data tracking too!
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K - 12th
Fact Family Frenzy Worksheet, Addition and Subtraction
This interactive worksheet allows the teacher to instantly create worksheets for any Addition/Subtraction Fact Families.
For basic students, simply enter two digits and instantly create an entire Fact Family worksheet. For example, enter 7 and 8, and instantly create a worksheet full of 7+8=, 8+7=, 15-7=, and 15-8= math problems.
Great for Mad Minute activities or for introducing new fact families to the class!
For more advanced students, there is a second worksheet which contains thre
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K - 3rd
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Accommodation Chart for IEP accommodations
Use this color coded accommodation chart for your classroom IEP accommodations.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Guided Math Group Scoring Rubric
This scoring rubric or guide is for guided math groups in the workshop model. Scores are based on promptness, materials brought to group, assignment completion (exit question), politeness, and participation. Students can earn up to thirty points in a week. There is also a text box to include strengths, weaknesses, and comments. The bottom portion of the form is an independent work rubric as well.
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K - 7th
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Bar Graph for Favorite Pet
Bar Graph to be colored in for Favorite Pets
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PreK - 3rd
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Common Core Math Standards K-5 in Spreadsheet Format (PLUS Aspects of Rigor!)
K-5 CCSS math standards in Excel AND Google Sheets formats, but also with aspects of rigor (conceptual understanding, procedural skill and fluency, and application) highlighted and underlined. Also featured:Lists of standards by aspect of rigor Triple Venn diagrams in PDF format, andVerbs listed by grade and categorized by typeThe purpose of this work is to aid in your unpacking work individually or as teams - i.e., this isn't just an intellectual exercise but is intended as a tool to help you a
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K - 5th
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Cut N Paste Tracing Numbers 1-24
Cut N Paste Numbers 1-24 by tracing. Use this sheet in various activities. Hope you enjoy!
-Phillip Castillo
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PreK - 12th
Kindergarten Readiness Checklist
Use this free preschool and kindergarten readiness skills checklist to guide your preschool or kindergarten curriculum planning.Use this complete kindergarten readiness checklist to teach every preschool and kindergarten readiness skill for language, literacy, science, social studies, social emotional learning (character education), health and safety, cognitive thinking, art, gross motor skills and fine motor skills for free.Download my PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM for 200 no prep days of activities to
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PreK - K
Free Version: Mystery Halloween Pixel Art, Math Activity, Addition Fun
For Full Version, Check Our Store!Free Version: Please come back and tell us what you think. We'd love a review from you.Microsoft Excel Pixel Art for Addition. Attempt to answer the problem and you'll get a confirmation that it was answered right or wrong. Choosing a correct answer may reveal a reveal a colored pixel. Get them all right and you'll see the completed holiday art. Along the way, you'll get emoji's and words of encouragement.The Free Version Halloween holiday pack includes one
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K - 3rd
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Printable Math Website Bookmarks (Great for Meet the Teacher/ End Of Year)
Printable Math Bookmarks that are a great resource for parents and students. These are wonderful for meet the teacher night, beginning of year, and/or end of year. The bookmarks list different websites that students can access to continue practicing at home while having fun and using technology.
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PreK - 12th
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Kindergarten Eureka Module 1 Observational checklist
This checklist was created to follow the Eureka Math lessons in Module 1. I use this in my small teaching group to document which students are on track or need reteaching or enrichment. You can document by putting dates or checkmarks. This is a formative assessment tool.
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K
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Gradebook Template
This gradebook template is set up to calculate total points as well as percentages. Simply enter the name of an assignment, how many points are possible, and then student grades. All calculations are done for you. The template has sheets for Reading, Writing, Language, Spelling, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Health. This is 100% editable for your subjects. This template has been designed for up to 50 students.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Data Record Sheet- Using MAP
This excel sheet is something I created to help teachers in my building organize their data and growth for each student. It is easy to use and is adaptable for your classroom. The data I use for this comes from the MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) test and is based off of the fifth grade "goals". However, you can adapt the "Goals chart" for your own grade level and use the ranges based of of your State testing language. I am from Kentucky so we use "Novice", "Apprentice", "Proficient, and "Dis
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K - 12th
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Small Group Math Plans Template
Use this template to make simple, easy to read small group math plans. Utilize the comment space to note student progress or remember who needs to be met with to cover the skill again.
Ordering and Comparing Numbers Cards
Print and cut out these 3 digit number cards to use in a variety of ordering and/or comparing number activities. I like to put 3-5 on each desk, put on music for 20-30 seconds, and have them put the cards in order. Then they leave the cards, check their neighbor (the last desk they were at), scramble the cards when they get the o.k., and move to the next desk. More fun than a worksheet and they get lots of repetition!
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K - 2nd
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12:1/Self Contained Daily Pacing Guide and Planner Template
I created this to help me plan for my 12:1/Self Contained Classroom. Each tab of the Google Sheet represents a different month. It can be used to plan out each day and it is color coded per grade, if you teach multiple grades. When you scroll left to right, it shows each day of the week and when you scroll up and down, it will show a different week. Once you make your own copy, you can edit it, as needed. Hopefully this will help you too!
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PreK - 12th
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