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I used this homework graph every year for my 8 years teaching sixth grade math. It was a GREAT way to keep track of homework assignments and for students to track their percentages. At the beginning of every hour I would walk around to see if homework was done. You can use a stamp to mark each column, or include teacher initials, or points (1,2,3), etc. Students grade their own homework and graph their percentage. Great way to share with parents how students are understanding. I would collect these at the end of each week to input into my gradebook (based on completion, not actual score).
I used this homework graph every year for my 8 years teaching sixth grade math. It was a GREAT way to keep track of homework assignments and for students to track their percentages. At the beginning of every hour I would walk around to see if homework was done. You can use a stamp to mark each column, or include teacher initials, or points (1,2,3), etc. Students grade their own homework and graph their percentage. Great way to share with parents how students are understanding. I would collect these at the end of each week to input into my gradebook (based on completion, not actual score).
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If you download, please leave me some feedback! Let me know what you think!
I used this homework graph every year for my 8 years teaching sixth grade math. It was a GREAT way to keep track of homework assignments and for students to track their percentages. At the beginning of every hour I would walk around to see if homework was done. You can use a stamp to mark each column, or include teacher initials, or points (1,2,3), etc. Students grade their own homework and graph their percentage. Great way to share with parents how students are understanding. I would collect these at the end of each week to input into my gradebook (based on completion, not actual score).
I used this homework graph every year for my 8 years teaching sixth grade math. It was a GREAT way to keep track of homework assignments and for students to track their percentages. At the beginning of every hour I would walk around to see if homework was done. You can use a stamp to mark each column, or include teacher initials, or points (1,2,3), etc. Students grade their own homework and graph their percentage. Great way to share with parents how students are understanding. I would collect these at the end of each week to input into my gradebook (based on completion, not actual score).
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Great resource to use for my students to keep track of their classwork and quizzes. Thanks!
Thank you for this graph! I think this is great! I cannot wait to use it this year!
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