Bethany Ragains

Use this Emoji Self-Assessment Marzano scale printable poster to help your students reflect on their own understanding! You can use it as a pre-assessment or formative evaluation of progress during or after teaching. Students can show a number on their fingers after personally reflecting on how they are learning. This document includes 4 pages, 1 for each level of mastery on the Marzano assessment scale. A black-and-white version is included in the file as well. The pages can be printed, cut, l

This story elements response sheet can be used with any fiction book. I like to use it in guided reading groups, for extra homework, or with the whole class when learning a new skill. The file includes an English and a Spanish version. KEY WORDS: response, exit slip, exit ticket, story elements, characters, setting, problem, solution, theme, moral, lesson, fiction

This simple, half-page 3-2-1 exit slip response sheet is perfect for any informational text, video, experience, and much more. It is a great formative assessment tool as well. There are English and Spanish versions included in the PDF file. Enjoy! KEY WORDS: exit slip, exit ticket, assessment, formative, summative, lesson, reflection, response, nonfiction, non-fiction, information, questions, bilingual, visible thinking routine

Use these word searches alongside your NGSS science units for second grade! This bundle contains 6 word searches aligned to second grade Life Science, Physical Science, and Earth Science units. Each word search contains key words and vocabulary taught in that science unit, plus a bonus "challenge" prompt for early-finishers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second Grade: Next Generation Science Standa

This vocabulary journal was designed for my second grade ESL students but would be applicable to many grade levels and disciplines. I use it after we discuss a new vocabulary word in a read-aloud book or within a content area. The students can draw a picture and write a sentence to help them remember what the word means.