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Included in Download Cover Options Part 1 : SMART goals What are SMART goals? Poster Goal Brainstorming (Personal & Academic) (Boy & Girl) Goal Analysis Academic & Personal Planning pgs. Goal Tracking, with Lead Measures. Personal Mission Statement Brainstorm Classroom Mission Statement Brainstorm Written Person/Class Mission Statement You Reached Your Goal! Certificates Smart Goals Posters Smart Goal Banner Part 2: Reflections Daily Reflection Sheet Weekly Reflection Sheet Part 3: Celebrat

Helping student create goals they can achieve can be just the motivation children need and when success follows it boosts their confidence. Included in Download Cover Options Part 1 : SMART goals What are SMART goals? Poster Goal Brainstorming Goal Analysis My Plan Goal Reminder Plan Reminders Personal Mission Statement Brainstorm Classroom Mission Statement Brainstorm Written Person/Class Mission Statement You Reached Your Goal! Certificates Smart Goals Posters Smart Goal Banner Part 2: Refle

Thank you for trying my free product! This is one of my favorite books that I feel teaches a wonderful lesson on teamwork and persistence. Definitely a text that can spark work habit conversations. I focused the activities on character traits so that you can teach CCSS while motivating your kiddo’s! I leveled the ability level over several grade levels also to differentiate learners in various grades. RL1.3 Describe characters, settings, and major events in a story, using key details. R

Data notebooks support students in becoming leaders of their own learning. They assist students organize the process of learning. The notebook generally contains a student’s mission, goals, action plans and data tracking structure to encourage classroom and personal learning. Why are data Notebooks Important? Data Notebooks Empower Students Data notebooks empower students to become accountable for their learning. By creating goals based on CCSS, students have control over their learning. Goal

Data notebooks support students in becoming leaders of their own learning. They assist students organize the process of learning. The notebook generally contains a student’s mission, goals, action plans and data tracking structure to encourage classroom and personal learning. Why are data Notebooks Important? Data Notebooks Empower Students Data notebooks empower students to become accountable for their learning. By creating goals based on CCSS, students have control over their learning. Goal

My Words: A Writing Word Bank~with Shades of Meaning was created for students to add to their personal writing notebook. This is used for their personal collection of words to create vivid stories and add more descriptive language to their writing. If introduced at the beginning of year, just imagine how their words will paint a story or an extended response that is more distinct. My students add words as we read together or as they read independently. Always adding our wow words makes

Reading Passport: an interactive reading log & journal was designed as an alternative to your typical reading log. As ELA teachers we know the importance of reading outside of the classroom to support the growth we want to see in our students. We have all seen how the reading logs return, that is when returned, have they really read what they logged? I have actually had parents admit that after a while they just sign off on the log. Some do read, even more than expected, and those student

56 Brain Breaks Included! When we move more, we learn more because healthy children learn better. Research has shown that physical activity affects the brain in ways that gets students more engaged and ready to learn. When we take a brain break, it refreshes our thinking and helps us discover another solution to a problem or see a situation through a different lens. Assembly: I highly recommend laminating the cards before use. I have placed the description cards on a ring that I keep near me

This recourse can be used in many different ways. You can probably all think of more than I intended. Initially, I was looking for a way to make at home reading more intentional and have a clear objective. My students comprehension level has always been great, their writing to explain their thinking has not. Therefor, my intention was to watch student growth as they read and respond to literature independently. This tool is used as a formative assessment to help guide my instruction an