Basic Math Reference Sheet

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Editable 4-Subject NWEA Data Tracker | Auto-Calculating | Excel + Google Sheets

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Track NWEA MAP® growth across all four subjects — Math, Reading, Language Usage, and Science — in one place with this editable, auto-calculating digital tracker for Excel and Google Sheets. Perfect for elementary teachers who teach multiple subjects, this all-in-one tool is color-coded to match NWEA percentile ranges so you can instantly see progress and group students for instruction or intervention. What’s Included✅ Excel (.xlsx) version – protected formulas, ready to use ✅ Google Sheets versi

K - 12th

Basic Principles, Math Test Prep, Reading

Science Investigation Four Point Rubric for the Primary Grades - EDITABLE

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Scipi - Science and Math

This EDITABLE science investigation rubric for the primary grades follows the Scientific Method and covers six areas: Exploration, Question, Prediction, Plan, Data Collection and Display, and Conclusion. It is based on a four point grading system with a column for “No Score”. It is set up so you can easily grade your students' science investigations. Since this resource is not saved in a PDF form, you can change the grading system by simply downloading the rubric and inserting your own.You

1st - 3rd

Basic Principles, Other (Science), Science

NGSS

K-2-ETS1-1

, 3-5-ETS1-3

Keyboarding Practice Log

Created by

Rachael Redd

I use this form with my children to record the lessons they have practiced, as well as to gain experience with charts and data collecting. Students also learn how to calculate averages. Every new practice session lets them try to achieve a higher score. For free typing software and online assessments, we use rapidtyping.com.

1st - 3rd

Basic Operations, Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology

Daily Behavioral Chart

Created by

Breanne Clark

This daily chart that I have created allows teachers to communicate with parents about their child's daily behavior whether acceptable or unacceptable. On this chart there is only a happy face and a sad face because if a child receives a red face, I would always put something positive(acceptable code) so that the parent can see that although their child performed unacceptable behavior that day, they also had positive moments as well. I just use this in place of what I like to call a "Happy-mediu

PreK - 2nd

Basic Principles