Classroom Express

Practice writing the alphabets.

This is a great worksheet to use during reading block. Students can color in the stars for each time they read the story before starting the book report. Students can illustrate and describe what happened in the beginning, middle, and end. They can draw and explain what they liked and didn't like about the story. They can also write and alternate ending.

Great for documenting communication with parents.

Perfect for the beginning of the school year for kindergarten. Have parent sign in when they drop off their child.

This is a great tracker to display in class so students can see their growth in reading. It can be used to show parents their child's reading progress during parent-teacher conference. You may edit the words per minute to suit your class your student's goal. Awesome data to display!

This progress monitoring log sheet helps teachers keep a record of students and the skills they need intervention with. Great data to show parents and principals.

This weekly progress report will help the teacher update parents on their child's progress for reading, language arts and math. It also lets parents know their child's social and behavior skills in school.

Daily practice drills for students struggling with mastery of basic math skills. Have students practice in class or send home for homework.

This is a great form to keep data on your student's reading words per minute when assessing. It is a good documentation to present to parents, colleagues, or principal. It helps keep a log of the words missed when reading and determine how many of your students are meeting the class goal.

This is perfect for parents to provide feedback on their child's homework or for the new model of hard copy instruction being sent home during this covid pandemic.

Perfect for beginning of the school year to get to know your students. Can do in class or send home for homework.

This is a great form to keep data on your student's reading words per minute when assessing. It is a good documentation to present to parents, colleagues, or principal. It helps keep a log of the words missed when reading and determine how many of your students are meeting the class goal.

Perfect for the new school year with documenting all forms of communications with parents during this Covid pandemic.

Great for posting up on walls, windows, or the chalkboard. Children can learn sounds and associate it with pictures. You can also print smaller sizes to use as flashcards for centers or extra practice.

Basic math facts for students to practice individually or in pairs. Send home for homework as a study guide or place in a center.

Track your student's or your child's words per minute. This will help to see progress when reading. This is perfect for small group activities.

Perfect for your classroom phone directory.