Katie Rasmussen

These are pen licence cards I give to students instead of a pen licence award. It outlines the conditions for receiving their licence and even has conditions of use. Students like it because it's a licence they can flash when they're asked if they have their pen licence. There are laminating pouches that card sized that are perfect for these licences. It is a word document so it is fully editable to your own needs. I hope you enjoy this resource - my students love them!

This is a novel study rubric that I created for a senior primary class. It would suit any book that students read. I have included some activities that enhance their reflections by using iPad apps. Most of the apps used have free "lite" versions that can be downloaded if you don't already have them.

This is a different take on traditional homework. It allows students to choose more hands on and real life learning situations as their weekly homework as opposed to the usual worksheets that are a drag! I change some of the tasks depending on what's happening in the world and to make it more exciting and relevant. Some of the tasks can remain - depending on your needs! Hope you like it! :)

This is a basic goal setting template that I have used with my class to set goals. It is able to be adjusted to suit learning areas you choose.

I have used this Classroom Licence for students on a few occassions. It is a great setting up activity and the students love it. I change the colour of the heading if teaching a composite class so each grade level feels unique and so you can easily identify their year level! This is a word document in A3 so it is fully editable to suit your own needs. It is very basic - but may save you fiddling with formatting etc. I got the students to handwrite on them. They could draw their own picture or