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Use it on a clipboard or in a binder...this editable anecdotal notes grid template is ready to collect student data! Simply add student names and print! *************************************************************************************************************** TERMS OF USEBy purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Liz Haske and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use as a single user. I retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this pr

Get your students UP and MOVING with this post Spring Break edition of Find Someone Who… Working at an appropriate distance, students will use the prompts provided in each box to find out more about how their classmates spent their spring break. This activity is a great way to re-establish a sense of community while practicing routines and classroom expectations after time away from school. Get more for your money with the Find Someone Who...Seasonal GROWING BUNDLEEnjoy!

Introducing the A-Z Word Collector, a product so versatile that the uses are UNLIMITED! An essential for your inquiry teacher toolbox, this graphic organizer is ideal for reading, science, social studies, and more! Simply print and engage students in deep thinking about a topic. Potential uses range from character traits for reading to animals that adapt for science or community vocabulary for social studies. The possibilities are ENDLESS! Leave a review to let us know how you used the A-Z Wor

The key to a great nonfiction unit is getting the right books in students' hands. Uncover who your students are as nonfiction readers with this in-depth reading interest survey. Not only will your students identify topics they are curious about, but they will also reflect on what strengths they are bringing the to unit and how they plan to grow.

Find out how your students are progressing with PYP Approaches to Learning with this tried and true student reflection. For years I have been using this format with students to find out which ATLs they feel are their areas of strength and which they plan to grow. Using a "write long" format, students provide key self-assessment data that can be quoted in conferences, reports, or shared with families during work shares. More Brave and Bold Inquiry Tools: A to Z Word Collector (A Versatile Graphic

Get your students UP and MOVING with several editions of Find Someone Who… Working at an appropriate distance, students will use the prompts provided in each box to learn more about their classmates. This activity is a great way to establish a sense of community while practicing routines and classroom expectations. Because this bundle is GROWING, as new editions are added you will get them for FREE because you already own the product. INCLUDES: ❥Back to School ❥Halloween ❥Post Winter Break

Help your students learn about the United Nations through this United Nations Bingo. Simply copy and distribute for student research. This product works well individually or in teams. This product was created to help students involved in Model United Nations build their background knowledge in a more engaging way. Enjoy! Don’t miss these other great products… A to Z Word Collector (A Versatile Graphic Organizer)Guest Speaker Notes Template (FREE!)

Strong readers use their schema as they read to help them understand more. Get your BRAVE and BOLD readers thinking and talking about their schema with this printable anchor chart, which offers thinking stems to frame connected conversations. Printable student bookmarks are also included for independent, partner, and small group practice. Bookmarks can be put on cardstock and/or laminated for extra durability.

Check in on how students are progressing with their initial reading goals with this tried and true self-assessment. For years I have been using this format with students to check in on their growth as they build their reading life. The goal setting questions provide data that can be quoted in conferences, reports, or shared with families during work shares. More Bold and Brave Reading: Read and Review - Independent Reading ProjectSticky Note ShowcaseVirtual Sticky NotesCharacter Traits Dictionar

Are you looking for a way to keep partnering flexible and easy? You need a Partner Wheel! This masterful tool helps you bring variety to classroom partnerships. Follow the directions to help your students complete the wheel and then call out different colors for different activities. At math time, "Get with your BLUE partner." During morning meeting, "Connect with your YELLOW partner." After a read aloud, "Share your prediction with your RED partner." The uses are limitless! Coming Soon...Clock

Are you looking for a great way for students to reflect after finishing a book? Look no further...the Sticky Note Showcase printable is here! Students select four thoughts to share and either glue them onto the page or write them in the spaces provided. There are three open-ended questions for reflection. Depending on the age of your students, this can be completed by drawing and/or writing. I hope you find the Sticky Note Showcase as essential as I do...I developed it after years of wishing I h

Are you looking for an engaging way for students to practice math facts? Check, Swap, Move is a warm-up routine that will be a game changer with your students! Simply print and cut out the cards, introduce the routine, and then provide your students time to check, swap, and move about the room. Get your students up and moving while practicing a ton of math facts in a short amount of time. This ready-to-use activity includes a routine chart and 28 math fact cards. For extra durability, consi

Tic-Tac-Toe is no longer just a game of Xs and Os, it is also a powerful way to check for understanding of key vocabulary and concepts. Determine how well your students grasp the beliefs of Islam with this excellent formative assessment. Students simply select a win and then write about what the words mean and how they fit together. You will be AMAZED with the clever responses they formulate! Don’t miss these other great products… Achievements of Islamic Civilization GRAPHIC ORGANIZERA to Z Wor

Get your students UP and MOVING with this post Valentine's Day edition of Find Someone Who… Working at an appropriate distance, students will use the prompts provided in each box to find out more about how their classmates celebrate friendship. Get more for your money with the Find Someone Who...Seasonal GROWING BUNDLEEnjoy!

Launch your reading year with powerful thinking stems to get readers thinking and talking about their thinking. This product includes both a color and grayscale version.

Engage your students in research about the achievements of Islamic civilization with this graphic organizer. Simply print and provide the resources for your students to expand their knowledge of this fascinating religion. More Brave and Bold Inquiry Tools: A to Z Word Collector (A Versatile Graphic Organizer)Guest Speaker Notes Template (FREE!)

Empower your readers with the language they need to analyze and discuss characters with this Character Traits Dictionary. This EDITABLE Google Slides project can be assigned individually or used as a collaborative project. An example slide is included, along with over 35 different character trait slides. This highly engaging project is a must do!

Strong readers notice their thinking as they read. This helps them understand more. Build a BRAVE and BOLD community of metacognitive readers with this chart introducing core thinking stems for your reader’s workshop. Printable student bookmarks are also included for independent, partner, and small group practice. Bookmarks can be put on cardstock and/or laminated for extra durability.

Are you looking for an engaging way for students to practice place value? Check, Swap, Move is a warm-up routine that will be a game changer with your students! Simply print and cut out the cards, introduce the routine, and then provide your students time to check, swap, and move about the room. Get your students up and moving while practicing the value of digits in numbers up to 1,000. This ready-to-use activity includes a routine chart and 28 number cards. For extra durability, consider print

Are you looking for a simple, yet effective way to help students reflect on and build their reading identities? Students may write and/or draw on this graphic organizer as they reflect on their favorite books, strengths, and goals. Choose your favorite of the four slightly different designs to be used as a bulletin board showpiece or to be glued into reading notebooks.