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Spreadsheet Gradebook for 2014-15
I've taken our Quarter system and made a spreadsheet for the year. It has school holidays added which can be changed easily. There is one page that is an example page that shows comments with a sample student and how to use the spreadsheet. This is a simple "average the grades" spreadsheet. Different categories count more (quizzes count 2x while tests count 4x). The semesters are cummulative for our district but can be easily changed :) Enjoy!
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Multiple Choice Test/Exam Form
This is a great time saver. If you have a test, quiz or exam with multiple choice and you need a form, this will work great for you. It has been designed for a test from 1 - 200 questions and is easy to edit to suit your needs to the number of questions you require. Includes a simple set of editing instructions. There is also a black area on each page under the 100 question mark which you can blank out and put your personal information in it.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Editable, Weekly Lesson Plan Overview- Free
This year I am in a new school and a new district. I have more classes than I'm used to having, and I see them way less than I'm used to as well. This has left me feeling constantly crunched for time and completely inconsistent. I can NEVER remember what the last thing we did in each class and as every teacher knows consistency is VITAL for our students. So today I created this in hopes of getting a little more organized for both the sake of the well me and my students.
This is a super simple
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects, Performing Arts
Formative Documentation Chart
Use this easy chart to quickly assess students understanding of a skill. Add your students names, print and as you teach new skills fill in the top "skill" row and use your own marking strategy to show where kids are at.
I use a check mark if they understand the concept, a check plus if they have mastered it, a dash if they are approaching the standard and an x if they are not getting it at all. You can use what ever marks you like though!
This is great for progress monitoring, documentation
PreK - 12th
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