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Your Child's Day: Parent/Teacher Daily Communication Slip
This daily parent/teacher communication sheet is great for parents or guardian's of non-verbal students, or students with any disability, to get a breif snapshot into their child's day. This sheet can be sent home each day, signed, and returned so that teachers can track student behavior, mood, health, academic exposure, special education services, etc. This communication slip can also be personalized to be used in any type of classroom, daycare, hybrid learning program, and so on. PRO TIP'S:
PreK - 4th
Kindergarten Sight Word Tracker (40 words)
Free Kindergarten Sight Word Tracker (40 Words – Monthly Progress Monitoring)Make tracking sight word mastery simple and organized all year long! This FREE Kindergarten Sight Word Tracker helps you monitor how many sight words each little scholar knows out of 40, with easy-to-use monthly recording sheets. This resource is designed to support ongoing progress monitoring and gives you a clear snapshot of student growth over time. Perfect for data collection, parent conferences, RTI documentation,
PreK - 1st
Reading, Reading Strategies, Sight Words
Small Group Data Tracking 1st Grade Math Tracker Unpacking the Standards Math
Looking for cool ideas for unpacking the standards with students and families? This 1st Grade Math Mastery Tracker takes the brain work out of it! Use this small group data tracking sheet as an IEP data tracker or for whole group standards based grading! Every 1st Math Standard is listed in parent-friendly language. This tracker is a great way to invest students and families in their math progress! This tracker takes the somewhat wordy Common Core State Standards for math and lists them as 2
1st
Math
Speech Therapy Session Information Sheet for Parents
I use these information sheets with my students for speech. I have found that parents love these because it tells what we did in speech, what goals we worked on, discusses their child's behavior during speech, and tells whether the child is making progress.
I print and cut the paper into threes (on the lines) so that I can use one sheet for one student. Then I fill out the name and date information at the top for each student, circle the appropriate boxes for the activities the student did in s
PreK - 5th
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