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Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!
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Description

Before reading about this hard copy tracker, you might be interested in my digital version here which can be used for ANY class and ANY subject!

Welcome to the UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker, a newer version of my older small group tracker. In this version, you can now add group members names, a focus problem, whole group notes, and names of students you will target for your next small group! If you already own the older version of this product, you do not need to pay again for this updated version.

You own the previous version of this product?

To access this update, go to my TpT store and at the top of the page, click "My Purchases ". In your purchase history, you should see this "UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker". You can download it from there. Every time I have updated the file, you will receive a notification next to the UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker that indicates an update: like "Newly Revised Re-download".

You are new to this product?

Let me figure it out, you want to track student progress and mastery level, but don't know how or don't have a tracker? You want to pull small groups for additional guided support for struggling learners, but maybe you don't have a tracker and you don't know how to document your observations? If you’re like me, you must have been figuring this out for awhile and you are tired of searching for an efficient small group tracker on the high school level. Seriously, a tracker that allows you to assess student misconceptions, noticing's, mastery level, and then identify next steps. The good news is you don't need to search anymore! Stop looking for a tracker that will meet ALL your needs. It’s right here! I spent a lot of time on this tracker and when I posted it on IG, I was getting a lot of comments and “can you share it with me” requests in my DM. I am happy to share.

This tracker is super useful for pulling small groups based on data you’ve already collected: warm ups/do nows/bell ringers, previous lesson’s exit tickets, formative assessment data, etc. While tracking in your small group, you can decide by the end whether to keep some or all of the students in the small group again for the next lesson or provide more support independently or just monitor their classwork.

On the tracker, you will notice several acronyms under Data. ET stands for Exit Ticket. All of my assignments are out of 4, so in the space below, I’ll write in the Exit ticket score for the student from the previous lesson. DN stands for Do Now. I write the score for that from the current lesson which happens in the beginning of class. FA 1 stands for Formative Assessment #1 which is anything you are assessing in the middle of the lesson. For me, it might be a random question I chose during independent practice and I quickly go around and check on how some students or the entire class did. It could be used to track student discussions—anything that you consider a quick formative assessment in the middle of the lesson. FA 2 is the same thing and is just another opportunity to assess at another point during the lesson. Most of the time I only get up to ET, DN and FA 1. But all of these assessment points are critical as they hold you accountable for tracking at the beginning (DN), middle (FA 1 and FA2), and end (ET) of a lesson!

Let me know if this tracker has met your expectations or what else I can do to improve it! This tracker is a .pdf and can be used digitally on a device as well. I use my iPad pro and I just love it! I also have this tracker available here for ELA SCIENCE ★ HUMANITIES teachers. Good luck and enjoy!

Find me on Instagram to watch me teach and see how I put my resources into action!

TERMS OF USE:

If purchased, you are agreeing that the contents are property of All Things Teach Rm 321 and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use as a single user. I retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product.

~All Things Teach Rm 321

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Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker!

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Description

Before reading about this hard copy tracker, you might be interested in my digital version here which can be used for ANY class and ANY subject!

Welcome to the UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker, a newer version of my older small group tracker. In this version, you can now add group members names, a focus problem, whole group notes, and names of students you will target for your next small group! If you already own the older version of this product, you do not need to pay again for this updated version.

You own the previous version of this product?

To access this update, go to my TpT store and at the top of the page, click "My Purchases ". In your purchase history, you should see this "UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker". You can download it from there. Every time I have updated the file, you will receive a notification next to the UPDATED Small Group Conferencing Math Tracker that indicates an update: like "Newly Revised Re-download".

You are new to this product?

Let me figure it out, you want to track student progress and mastery level, but don't know how or don't have a tracker? You want to pull small groups for additional guided support for struggling learners, but maybe you don't have a tracker and you don't know how to document your observations? If you’re like me, you must have been figuring this out for awhile and you are tired of searching for an efficient small group tracker on the high school level. Seriously, a tracker that allows you to assess student misconceptions, noticing's, mastery level, and then identify next steps. The good news is you don't need to search anymore! Stop looking for a tracker that will meet ALL your needs. It’s right here! I spent a lot of time on this tracker and when I posted it on IG, I was getting a lot of comments and “can you share it with me” requests in my DM. I am happy to share.

This tracker is super useful for pulling small groups based on data you’ve already collected: warm ups/do nows/bell ringers, previous lesson’s exit tickets, formative assessment data, etc. While tracking in your small group, you can decide by the end whether to keep some or all of the students in the small group again for the next lesson or provide more support independently or just monitor their classwork.

On the tracker, you will notice several acronyms under Data. ET stands for Exit Ticket. All of my assignments are out of 4, so in the space below, I’ll write in the Exit ticket score for the student from the previous lesson. DN stands for Do Now. I write the score for that from the current lesson which happens in the beginning of class. FA 1 stands for Formative Assessment #1 which is anything you are assessing in the middle of the lesson. For me, it might be a random question I chose during independent practice and I quickly go around and check on how some students or the entire class did. It could be used to track student discussions—anything that you consider a quick formative assessment in the middle of the lesson. FA 2 is the same thing and is just another opportunity to assess at another point during the lesson. Most of the time I only get up to ET, DN and FA 1. But all of these assessment points are critical as they hold you accountable for tracking at the beginning (DN), middle (FA 1 and FA2), and end (ET) of a lesson!

Let me know if this tracker has met your expectations or what else I can do to improve it! This tracker is a .pdf and can be used digitally on a device as well. I use my iPad pro and I just love it! I also have this tracker available here for ELA SCIENCE ★ HUMANITIES teachers. Good luck and enjoy!

Find me on Instagram to watch me teach and see how I put my resources into action!

TERMS OF USE:

If purchased, you are agreeing that the contents are property of All Things Teach Rm 321 and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use as a single user. I retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product.

~All Things Teach Rm 321

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 4.76 out of 5, based on 37 reviews
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I use it for small group
Rated 5 out of 5
October 3, 2025
I like us this resource for small groups. I wish I could edit it.
Daisy H.
128 reviews
A Great Resource
Rated 5 out of 5
September 1, 2025
Met expectations
Great value
Thank you so much for creating this time-saving resource.
1,057 reviews • Georgia
Grades taught: 4th
Student populations: Autism, Learning difficulties
Rated 1 out of 5
November 27, 2024
Unfortunately, this document is not editable. It seems best to use when you already have small groups in place.
Genet M.
2 reviews
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
Rated 5 out of 5
October 9, 2022
Great Resource
Brooke Kirkland
(TPT Seller)
146 reviews
Rated 3 out of 5
August 1, 2022
This was used as a tool to track my students during small group instruction. I feel the price was a bit high for what was included.
Aedín L.
130 reviews
Grades taught: 4th
Rated 5 out of 5
June 24, 2022
This tracker was a game changer for me. Great resource.
Caroline R.
56 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd
Rated 4 out of 5
December 5, 2021
Helped me to organize my small groups!
Julia J.
33 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Rated 5 out of 5
September 30, 2021
This resource is a great way to keep up with my small groups! I love it and it has made the organizer in me very happy!
Nancy A.
73 reviews
Grades taught: 3rd

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