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Subtraction Facts - Chart of Progress for Students *Editable!

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This is a great little graph your students can use to chart their progress with their math facts. I have left this as an excel spreadsheet so that you can edit it as needed. The graph includes a place for the date, type of math fact (-1, -2, etc), number of facts completed, and room for your student to color in how many facts they completed for the day. Students really love seeing the progress they make! Great to use at conferences or to turn in as artifacts for your professional development por

K - 3rd

Basic Operations, Graphing, Math

Rocket Math Progress Spreadsheet

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Sandi Johnson

This spreadsheet is perfect for tracking progress of your students as they complete levels within the popular math program. It can be customized to meet the needs of your class. Add more rows and columns or use as is. Either mark completed boxes with a date, which is helpful to check how long a student has been on a certain level, or just place a check in the corresponding box of the level completed. This document is great for data collection and can be helpful to add to your list of items to s

2nd - 5th

Basic Operations, Math