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This is a three page document that will help you assess your students knowledge of letter names and letter sounds. Students will be asked to name the upper and lower case letters. There is space for multiple assessments throughout the year. There is a final page to chart data on a graph. This could be useful for data-driven decisions.

Short, one page assessment for preschool students age 3-5. Checklist for colors, shapes, letters, numbers, and counting.

Informal rhyming assessment for students in primary grades.

Expressive and receptive number identification plus rote counting. Data sheet for one student with 5 data lines.

At the beginning of the year, send home this comprehensive questionnaire for parents to fill out. When the return it you have all the information you need to know about your student. Questions include contact information, what the child likes to do, and concerns the parent has for the coming year. A small space is provided in the top right corner for you to add clipart related to your classroom theme. Enjoy!

Many forms included that will help you record observations of behavior and analyze behaviors to develop a behavior plan. Many different types to allow you to choose which is best for the student.

Use this quick volunteer form to gather information from parents. Questions include special skills they may have, times they are available, and how they would like to volunteer in the classroom.

Includes 26 pages of letter identification. One page for each letter of the alphabet as indicated by the top left letter (first letter of the page). Each page is self-correcting with two of the "spotlight" letter in each row. Enjoy!

Use this simple form to log your student's parent names, phone number, and email. I use this form when making parent phone calls in the office...one handy sheet I can take with me! I also keep a copy with my attendance in case of emergency at drop off/pick up.

Use this one page planner to organize a week's worth of lessons and activities for small groups such as guided reading groups, math groups, and centers.

Get all your student's information with this two page form. It includes basic information such as name, phone numbers, and allergies. It also includes questions such as "What motivates your child?" and "What are your child's favorite snacks?"

Use this wand and word cards to teach students about the 'magic-e' syllable type. Students can practice reading CVC words, then adding a 'magic-e' on the end of the word, they must read the word again with a long vowel. Includes two blank cards for you to add your own CVC words.

A simple lesson for students of all ages to taste different types of apples and determine a favorite. Students are asked to indicate a favorite and express their opinion through words and pictures.Worksheet in the document is simple and created for very young students. Lesson is simple and can be expanded upon for all age levels. Worksheet can be expanded upon for all ages as well. Great fall lesson that touches upon science, literacy, math, and art.

I use this date chart to organize all my student's important dates to stay on track all year. There is room for 15 students. If you need something different to fit your needs, let me know and I can make it!

This is a great one-page planner which is great for one-on-one or group sessions. I used this for guided reading groups and for small group sessions in special education.

Simple attendance sheet for quick use. Columns for student name and all 5 days of the school week.

Use this one-page document to create an overview of a student. Special educators can distribute this document to all staff that a student may wok with.

Basic game board included with directions for three different games. Possibilities are endless and can be used with any curriculum that needs to be reinforced.

A game that will help students learn their spelling words.