BaileyKeller

Celebrate your students' successes after growth checks! Two awards are included: iReady MVP: Most points gained from last month (can do overall or one winner for reading and another for math) iReady Goal Crusher: Students who beat their MOY (middle of year) goal or EOY (end of year) goal I typically reward students monthly with a certificate and a donut! *Updated to print on regular, letter-sized paper (11x8.5)

Students will track their iReady reading and math growth throughout the year! Perfect for data chats, conferencing with students, and parent teacher conferences. Based on iReady scale scores for both reading and math from kindergarten to fifth grade. Reward students that increase their score or meet their goal! Make progress visible! Start by tracking last year's diagnostic (view on iReady through "Historical Data"), track new diagnostic score, and set a goal for the next! BOY= Beginning of Yea

*Updated August 2024 to accommodate for larger class sizes Data tracking for iReady diagnostic assessments. Track students that are on grade level, nearing grade level, or 2+ years below grade level. Track scores at the beginning of year, middle of year, and end of the year. Perfect for class data chats and setting goals for rewards. 24x18 poster-sized file. Just print, laminate, and use! I recommend tracking using a wet-erase marker like a Vis-a-Vis.

Did you know each student should spend about 45 minutes in each subject area weekly on iReady? Have students track the amount of time they're actively participating in iReady lessons to promote focus and engagement! Reward students that achieve the weekly goal of 45 minutes per subject. To view "Time on Task" as a teacher: Assess & Teach > Instruction > Personalized Instruction > Monitor Instruction > View Class Progress To view "Time on Task" as a student: click on a subject > m

2 player game for addition, subtraction, or multiplication in the standard algorithm. CCSS Aligned. Instructions in English and Spanish! Materials list/instructions included. Standards on each page.

A multi-player game for converting fractions to decimals. Instructions included. Materials needed: bowling pins and bowling balls or solo cups and tennis balls.