Karie Roth

This is for Everyday Math (2012 version). Instead of using the blank exit slips that EM suggests, I have made exit tickets so that I am able to read my students' answers easily. I also thought it was important to have the concepts on the form for taking a grade and/or sending home for parents. I have also included short assessments over the starred items throughout the unit. I use this for assessments to show parents instead of having to use the journal.

I have created task cards to go with lessons 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3 from Everyday Math 2nd grade (copyright 2012-version). These task cards can be used as a spiral review for 2nd graders without using Everyday Math. Task cards include skip counting, numbers that come before/after a number, simple money, and time to the 1/2 hour and hour. Correlates to 2nd grade common core math standards.

This is a review of the starred skills in Unit 1 from the 2nd grade edition of Everyday Math (2012 edition). I use these as a quick assessment and math grade, but can be used as homework, morning work, or a center review. I have also included "Writing About Math" pages. There is a set to use after Unit 1.3, 1.8, and 1.2. 6 pages total.

This is for Everyday Math (2012 version). Instead of using the blank exit slips that EM suggests, I have made exit tickets so that I am able to read my students' answers easily. I also thought it was important to have the concepts on the form for taking a grade and/or sending home for parents. I have also included short assessments over the starred items throughout the unit. I use this for assessments to show parents instead of having to use the journal.

This set of "I Have Who Has..." cards covers all of the vocabulary words in Unit 1 of the 2nd Grade Journey's Reading Series (2014 edition). Great review for end of Unit 1 review/testing.

This is a jeopardy game to go with Unit 1.1 of the 2nd Grade Treasure's Reading Series. The story is Henry and Mudge. The game includes categories for vocabulary, comprehension, grammar, and phonics/spelling. A fun review before Day 5 testing!

This assessment covers vocabulary, reading, phonics, and grammar.

This is for Everyday Math (2012 version). Instead of using the blank exit slips that EM suggests, I have made exit tickets so that I am able to read my students' answers easily. I also thought it was important to have the concepts on the form for taking a grade and/or sending home for parents. This product contains exit slips for lesson 1.4 and 1.7 from Unit 1. Please see my Exit Tickets and Starred Items Assessments for other Units with more to come soon! http://www.teacherspayteachers.