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4th grade End of Year english language arts reflective journals for teachers
End of Year Slideshow Memory Book Google Slides™
This memory book class slideshow is made using Google Slides. It is TEACHER CREATED and makes a nice student keepsake.Slide templates with a shiplap background are provided. The templates have TRANSPARENT PHOTO FRAMES already in place. Directions are included showing how to easily insert your own class photos. This resource includes four pages of MOVABLE CLIP ART IMAGES. Simply copy & paste to use the clip art provided to decorate your memory book.Many template styles are included plus a
Grades:
1st - 5th
End of the Year Surveys - Teacher Reflection - Student Survey - Parent Survey
It is the end of the year! There is no better time for end of the year surveys. It is the perfect time as a teacher to reflect on your year.Look back on what you loved that you did this year and would do again.Look back on what didn’t work and change it for next year.Also, give parents and students a survey about their thoughts on the school year. End of the Year Surveys included:★Teacher Reflection Brochure★Parent Survey Brochure★Student Survey BrochureWhy YOU Will Love These End of the Year Su
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Also included in: End of the Year Activities Bundle
Word of the Year Project
One of my favorite projects of the year! Students will reflect on the past year, brainstorm for the upcoming year, and create artwork revolving around their word of the year. Product includes: -Directions-Examples-Writing Supplements-A digital option
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2nd - 11th
Anecdotal Notes Template Including Small Group Notes and Teacher Checklist
As teachers, we know that using an anecdotal notes template can help us see progress in our students, write report cards, and prepare for parent meetings. Make a teacher binder for your anecdotal notes template, small group notes, and teacher checklists.This resource answers the question... How do you keep track of all of the notes that you jot down for each student? If you're anything like I was, you have 5 cute notebooks stuffed in your desk with anecdotal notes in them, random notes on studen
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: Teacher Organization BUNDLE | Sub Plans, Gradebook & Anecdotal Notes
End Of Year Class Keepsake Fingerprint Teacher Appreciation Gift Class Memory
This fingerprint class keepsake is a wonderful way to remember your students and class for the year. Students use paint or an inkpad to put their fingerprint on the paper in a way that forms a hot air balloon. They can write their name next to their fingerprint as well!There is a dated and non dated version as well if you would like to have year at the bottom. These are made for 8.5"x11" sheets of paper. For the dated and non-dated version there is an outline to cut it down to an 8"x10" so it wi
Grades:
2nd - 5th
All About My Teacher Quiz|END OF YEAR|Teacher Report Card Activity|K-4th
LET YOUR STUDENTS RATE YOU AS A TEACHER, EVALUATE YOU AND SHOW HOW MUCH THEY KNOW ABOUT YOU! END OF THE YEAR FUN! TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK FUN!YOU DESERVE A BREAK AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR AND SO DO YOUR STUDENTS! YOUR STUDENTS WILL HAVE SO MUCH FUN FILLING OUT THIS BOOKLET AND SHARING THEM WITH THE CLASS. YOU WILL HAVE A BLAST READING THE ANSWERS TO THE STUDENTS QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU AND WILL ENJOY THE PICTURES THE STUDENTS CREATE OF YOU!!!! SUPER FUN ACTIVITY FOR CLASSROOM COMMUNITY AND LAU
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K - 4th
End of School Year Student Reflection and Feedback Survey
End of Year - Student Reflection & Feedback SurveyThis end of the year student reflection survey is a great way to not only hear feedback from your students but also take some suggestions from your students'. Students will have the opportunity to reflect on the school year and let you know their opinions. Students will share if they felt respected, safe, learned a lot, thought the homework policy was fair, thought the tests were fair, etc. In addition, students will then share some suggesti
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Monthly Reflection Journal {Writing Activities}
Monthly Journal Reflection
Activities can be used in many ways. Use in student journal to supplement end of month writing activities. Journal pages can also be used for monthly writing reflections. Prompts can also be used to place into a journal of writing for the entire school year. Teach students to reflect upon their learning. Students also enjoy reading about all they have accomplished throughout the year!
Pages include:
Journal Cover
Table of Contents
September writing prompts
Se
Grades:
K - 4th
Literacy Coaching Schedule
This is a Literacy Coaching Schedule, so I can document my tasks each day. This is helpful when you are completing your coaching log, reflecting on progress for the week, and when conferencing with administration.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Thanksgiving Activities Grammar Practice Worksheets | November
These ten No Prep Thanksgiving grammar worksheets designed for 4th & 5th grade students contain engaging practice activities! This resource will make reviewing grammar fun for your students this November.Includes:Frequently Confused Words Crossword Puzzle (two, too, there, their, then, than, our, hour, wear, where)Parts of Speech Turkey Feathers (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, & Adverbs)Turkey Titles: Capitalizing & Punctuating (movies, books, poems, & songs)Prepositions & Preposi
Grades:
4th - 5th
Also included in: Grammar Practice Worksheets Monthly Holiday Themes Bundle
Fourth Grade Guided Reading Lesson Plan Book- Aligned to the Common Core
This is a Guided Reading Lesson Plan Book. It includes checklists for particular skill sets for planning so that you don't have to rewrite the skills repeatedly. You can simply check them off!
Use the cover page to insert into a 3 ring binder and maintain detailed records of your guided reading groups.
The Lesson Plan Book includes: a cover page, a common core checklist of the literature, informational text, and writing standards, guided reading block planning pages (interactive read aloud, w
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4th
Digital Gratitude Journal
Give each student a copy of this digital gratitude journal so they can practice gratitude during these uncertain times at home. There is always something to be grateful for! This resource includes 25 gratitude pages. Each page has two parts. The first part asks students to identify how they feel and explain why (one of the digital journals includes emojis that students can copy/paste into a box). The second part has a prompt asking students to describe something they are grateful for (For exampl
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Teacher/Student Dialogue Journal
This journal is a great tool for writing back and forth to your students. Dialogue journals are a way for you to strengthen your relationship with students and get to know each other better. Prompts are included for the entire year (one per week). 4 covers to choose from. Student writes to you, and you then respond. Great writing practice as well. I hope you find this tool useful for your classroom. :)
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K - 6th
Daily Lesson Planner - Editable Teacher Binder
While I love many of the teacher planners I've used in the past, I never feel like I have enough space on the weekly planning pages to plan out my days in as much detail as I'd like to! So, I decided to create a planner/teacher binder that allows me to plan out each day in detail! It was designed to fit my needs as a 1st grade teacher but can be used by any teacher K-5 (especially if you do centers in your classroom daily).I have attached only the master pages so that each teacher can edit, rear
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Grades:
K - 5th
Student Daily Goal and Behavior Reflection Sheet
Teachers that use this in their classrooms are guaranteed to move to the left on the TTESS rubric! In order to have a classroom that is more student-centered and student-driven, students must be able to track their own progress on goals set by them (and conferenced with the teacher). With this daily self-reflection sheet, students are able to effectively use ten minutes to reflect upon their academic and behavior that day. Students are expected to write in complete sentences and keep track of t
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Reader's Notebook Starter Pack
This product was created to help you organize your reader’s notebooks. It closely follows the ideas in Donalyn Miller’s The Book Whisperer and Fountas and Pinnell’s Reader’s Notebook. The pages have been created to fit into composition notebooks. There are two options for each page: one in color and one in B&W.
Pages Included:
* Cover for notebook
* Table of Contents
* 30, 35, and 40 Book Challenge
* Reading List
* Books to Read
* Vocabulary Words
* Reader's Notebook Guidelines
* How to Use
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Reading Response Journal Letters
This document is three pages that outlines the procedures for your students to write reader's response letters to you based on the book they are currently reading. This assignment is incredibly flexible, which makes it easy for students to use no matter what book they are reading.
The document includes directions, an example letter based on a Jerry Spinelli book, and a rubric that shows how the assignment will be graded (out of 20 points).
I designed the pages so they could either be hole
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Independent Reading Questions - comprehension questions for any book
Independent reading comprehension questions (for teacher use) can by used as comprehension questions for any book. Students should be reading every day in order to become better readers and sustain learning. Use these questions to see if students comprehend when reading independently.TO USE: Print the questions on cardstock and keep them with a monitoring notebook or on a clip board. Select different questions based on the genre of book the student is reading or their place in the book. INCLUDED
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Writing Reflection Tool DLIQ
Here is a tool you can use for AVID, DLIQ.
D-Did L-Learn I-Interesting Q-Questions
You can enlarge it, laminate it, and do it as a whole group lesson until your students get the hang of it. After they learn how to use the tool, you can print out copies and have them fill it in themselves.
-Page with lines
-Page without lines for students who would like to draw a picture versus write.
How to use it:
Use it as a writing reflection tool
When to use it:
After lessons, projects, fieldtrip
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Writing Conference Forms for Teachers & Students
Looking for a way to organize your writing conference information?
Here is a great product to do just that! All are aligned with Common Core Standards (5th-8th Grade) with a Six Traits Focus.
What this pack includes:
Student Notes Conference Sheet: (5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Sheets)
• Purpose is to help students remember what they need to work on AFTER the conference.
• These can be filled out by the teacher or the student during the conference.
Teacher Anecdotal Notes Form: (10 Diffe
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Writer's Workshop Conferencing Notes Template - Lucy Calkins Writing
This is something I've used for years and it really helped me stay organize to take notes! I've included individual student note taking sheet, small group, and even within the week conferencing sheet. It depends on your style and how you prefer to take notes. After doing Writer's Workshop for several years, I much prefer taking notes for individual student. It's just easy to track on what we discussed last time when I meet up with the same student again. There are even talking/teaching guideli
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Grades:
K - 5th
Reading Response Journals | Task Cards | Reading | Writing | 3rd Grade ELA
Task cards for reading responses and journal writing can be used with ANY book. Engages students in writing about their reading. There is a variety of questions about story, author, characters, setting, problem, solution, making connections to the reading and more! Great for independent seat work, small groups, whole class, fast finishers and homeschoolers. These Reading Response Journal Question task cards include 28 writing prompts and reading response questions to invite children to write a
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
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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Grades:
K - 5th
Graduation Speech/Essay Outline
This will guide your students into writing a comprehensive speech or essay, reflecting in their elementary career.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
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