Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
800+ results
Filters
Grade
Subject
Format
Resource type
Standard
Theme
Programs & methods
Supports
Common Formative Assessment (CFA) Data Template
Use this Google Sheet to drive conversations in your PLC's regarding your common formative assessment data. This sheet will organize teacher data to support decision making for future instruction needs. The teacher will be responsible for inputting data which will include the assessment average, total assessments completed, total not completed, and number of students who met 'proficiency'. Based on the data provided, the sheet will automatically compute how many students are not proficient as
Not Specific
Math, Science
RP/AR Tickets for quizzes
These tickets are great to keep students motivated to take reading comprehension quizzes through the Accelerated Reader or Renaissance Place computer program. Use tickets to fit your needs. I create a basket/table top trash can for students to drop their completed ticket into and every week I pull names for points or rewards. This makes a fun competition to have as many tickets possible each week to increase their chance of winning the prize! Enjoy!
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Reading
Data Sheets FREEBIE
Collect data quickly and easily with this FREE resource. This has all you will need to collect student data and track growth with a wide variety of data points by graphing with either percent or number correct. This will work for any goals you need to track, and you can even work to have students track their own goals to increase independence. ✉ Questions? ✉ Please check out the full listing before purchasing to ensure that this meets your needs! If you have any questions feel free to ask in th
Not Specific
Spot the Errors – Be + Adjectives (Variants A–E) | Free CEFR A1 Pack
About this resource: This free Spot the Errors 5-pack from Wyrðwood English helps students practice identifying and correcting grammar mistakes using be verbs and common adjectives. Each worksheet includes 14 sentences of increasing difficulty, ending with a final mystery challenge (x?). Perfect for warm-ups, homework, or quizzes. Includes: – 5 printable worksheets (Variants A–E) – Editable DOCX version – Full answer key – Usage note & brand watermark Level: CEFR A1 / Beginner Usage: Teachers ma
Not Specific
ELA Test Prep, Grammar, Other (ELA)
Take a Shape
Use this resource to create a classroom system in which students understand when and how to ask for teacher support. When implemented, this system increases independence and decreases interruptions. Included are instructions and print-ables.
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Simple Data Analysis Chart
This editable MS Word document allows you to track data for any assessments given at the BOY (Beginning of Year), MOY (Middle of Year), and EOY (End of Year), There are also columns where you can chart increase or decrease in scores.
Not Specific
For All Subjects
SAT Vocabulary Mnemonic Cards
Learning a bunch of vocabulary words quickly is extremely useful not only to L2 learners but also to high schoolers preparing for the SATs. Creative and meaningful integration of SAT vocabulary synonyms, antonyms, and related verbs illustrates how (with a little planning and knowledge of schema theory) instructional designers can greatly reduce the cognitive load which hampers learning. First, SAT vocabulary words were grouped by meaning and abstract categories such as amount-related words, or c
Not Specific
Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.5
, CCRA.L.6
Daily Behavior Tracker
Here is another behavior log sheet I find helpful when tracking a student's behaviors in my classroom. It is helpful to see when the most frequent behaviors and the times they are occurring the most. This is a great help when working on a functional behavior assessment. I use tally marks to mark each time the behavior occurs during the time period / subject. After the target behaviors have been determined, I log for period of time (daily for 2-4 weeks), I log all of the days in a chart to see if
Not Specific
School Psychology
My Weekly Success Planner
This weekly student planner is a tool that will help students organize their tasks and activities they need to complete over the course of their education. Some benefits of using a planner include increased organization, increased productivity, decreased stress, increased motivation, get more done, and never missing a deadline.
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Also included in: My Weekly Success Planner- Basic & Extended (Printed & Digital Versions)
Feedback Key Sign
The document provides two feedback keys that you can choose to your preference. I use both in my classroom. The first page is used as informal grading to provide quick feedback on things like exit tickets. The second is posted on the front whiteboard and used as I circulate my classroom and aggressively monitor. This can be used for any subject, in any class, for any activity. It increases immediate feedback to more students for them to adjust their mistakes as well as decreases the time it take
Not Specific
English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Math
Exit Slips
Based on Robert Marzano's suggestions for exit slips, these quick and easy exit slips take only a few moments to check for student understanding. These are especially important for students that are afraid or hesistant to ask for help. Four exit slip templates are included: formative assessment, self-analysis, instructional strategies, and open communication to the teacher. A simple way to improve instruction and to increase student achievement!
Not Specific
For All Subjects
FREE Peer Interactions Observation Form
I hope that you find it as useful as I have! This resource is intended for taking observational behavior data on a student who struggles with peer interactions when frustrated. I recommend taking data, using this form, for two weeks to form a baseline. Then, implement interventions in order to decrease negative interactions and increase positive interactions. You may also be able to identify patterns of behavior. Progress monitor the student, by using this form, once a week, after the implementa
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Spelling Template
The template is for a spelling test. Students copy the words displayed in front of them on the board into the template. You can print the template on both sides of the page to create a spelling booklet for a weekly spelling test. It also offers opportunity for students to choose certain vocabulary they are interested in learning. You can edit the template by deleting or adding rows to increase or decrease the number of words. I usually record these words and create a wordsearch activity for the
Not Specific
Spelling, Writing
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
Brain Break Cards: Space/ Planet Theme
Do your kids need a quick break? Looking for a way to break up seat work? Need a transitional activity? Brain Break cards are a great way to fill transitional times, offer students some wiggle time between seat work, or give students a quick breather. Brain breaks have been proven to: "Increase... productivity and provide [students] with opportunities to develop creativity and social skills.And there are more benefits to downtime than increased attention: It decreases stress, increases producti
Not Specific
Classroom Community
Reinforcer List
This is a simple, reinforcer checklist to help guide your preference assessments and reinforcers for learners. This is tailored to in-home ABA therapies, but can be a helpful tool for classroom teachers, parents, counselors, etc. Simply provide your learner with this checklist to have them identify what activities/items they like, or ask them using this as a template. Then, you will have a list of potential reinforcers to use to help increase adaptive behavior and decrease the undesirable behavi
Not Specific
Growth Mindset - Panic, Stretch, Comfort Model
Useful for PSHE. Discussing with children where they feel comfortable, what actions make them feel comfortable upto what stretches their abilities and fears slightly through to what makes them panic and shut down. Growth Mindset tool used at the beginning of the year and again at the end of the year to see if any of the stretches become comforts etc. The idea behind it is that as they grow and experience new things comfort zone should increase and the panic and stretch circles should decrease.
Not Specific
Meeting Grades with Weekly Goals
Provided is a goal work sheet I've used with many students to reach academic goals per marking period. On the sheet you will see a column for goal grade all the way to the right. For each class the student, with your help, will decide on a realistic goal grade her or she wants to obtain. You will together discuss ways to obtain that goal and list them at the bottom. I usually list an incentive of the students choosing at the bottom as well if they meet there goals at the end of the marking perio
Not Specific
School Counseling, School Psychology
Continents & Oceans Quiz Duo
Two Effective Formats for Geography AssessmentThis versatile quiz duo offers two distinct approaches to assess your students' knowledge of continents and oceans: 1. Map-Based Quiz:Visual Learning: Features a blank map with numbered regions.Direct Labeling: Students write the names of continents and oceans directly onto the map.2. Numbered List Quiz:Flexible Assessment: Includes a numbered list corresponding to the map regions.Word Bank Option: Teachers can provide a word bank for additional supp
Not Specific
Geography, World History
Percent Delay and Age Calculator
A must have for Early Intervention and play-based assessments, but can also be used for any discipline that needs to calculate a child's chronological age for testing purposes.Calculate the age of a child in years, months and determine the percent delay. Very easy to use....just enter your information into the green boxes and everything is calculated automatically.To calculate the age of the child, enter the date of birth and your testing date. To calculate the percent delay, enter the child's a
Not Specific
Adapted Geography Quiz: Oceans & Continents | Special Education Map Skills
This Adapted Geography Quiz for Oceans and Continents is designed for special education students who need a simple, visual way to practice basic map skills. Students identify the continents using a numbered response format and identify the oceans using a color-coded response format.This resource is great for students who benefit from reduced writing, visual supports, clear directions, and adapted assessments.What’s Included:Continents quiz with numbered answer choicesOceans quiz with color-coded
Not Specific
Geography, Social Studies
Fairytales, Myths, Folktales, Legends, & Fables Google Forms Quiz
A short pop quiz or quick check-in on fairytales, myths, folktales, legends, and fables for students to demonstrate their knowledge of the difference between the various genres. 8 short answer questions 4 true/false questions 3 multiple choice questions As a teacher in New Jersey, I included a question about what New Jersey's most famous legend is -- please customize this to what you teach your students and where you are located!
Not Specific
Art, Art History, English Language Arts
Kitchen Utensils Quiz - Culinary, Food, & Nutrition
15 question quiz that utilizes fill in the blank, identification, and True/False questions to check student knowledge of basic cooking equipment. Covers common utensils and ideas such as Mixing toolsMeasuring toolsCorrect usage of common mixed up tools Similar Products: Introduction to Kitchen & Culinary Basics
Not Specific
Family Consumer Sciences
Also included in: Food & Nutrition Resource Bundle - Culinary & FACS
Test and Quiz Corrections Template (Multiple Choice and Short Answer)
Students can use this template to correct missed questions on tests and quizzes while exploring where they misunderstood content and concepts. This template helps students identify areas of growth in their own learning and enables you as their teacher to home in on how to help them succeed further.
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
French ER Verbs Practice and Quiz for Google Forms | FREE
Need a distance learning digital resource to help make French grammar easier to teach? This quick and easy exit ticket and practice quiz is a no-prep, easy, and proficiency based grammar tool for teachers who prefer to or are required to teach French conjugation. This resource for Google Forms™ and Google Classroom™ is a FREE tool for French ER verbs in present tense for French 1 or French 2 students. Includes: A practice quiz with 10 questions in Google Forms™ with 4 choices eachAll choi
Not Specific
French, Grammar
Also included in: French 1 Curriculum with Comprehensible Input Growing Bundle
Showing 1-24 of 800+ results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands