Elementary Envisions

Looking for a way to hold your students accountable during reading time to ensure comprehension and tie in writing? Need something that can easily be differentiated for multiple levels of readers or ages? Look no further! This resource includes 25 reading response logs for both fiction and nonfiction texts that target multiple Common Core standards in a variety of formats! These logs are perfect for shared reads, guided reading groups, independent reading, or for homework and can easily be used

Since addition and subtraction fluency are key standards from kindergarten to second grade (and likely still need to be reinforced with some upper grade students), I found it extremely important to not only teach the facts in the easiest order but also create a system of organization to track my students' progress. This also made for easy parent communication since I could quickly identify a specific area that they could support their child in at home. Along with teaching and practicing the fact

Since multiplication and division fluency is an important skill and standard starting in 3rd grade, I found it extremely important to not only teach the facts in the easiest order but also create a system of organization to track my students' progress. This also made for easy parent communication since I could quickly identify a specific area that they could support their child in at home. Along with teaching and practicing the facts in a specific order, I would then test students when they felt

Use these pages to help encourage extra practice at home and make tracking easy for parents! This document includes 3 separate tracking sheets for reading, math facts, and spelling. The reading document has a built-in reward every 100 minutes (based on the general expectation of 20 minutes/5 days a week) and rewards every 15 minutes or 30 minutes of practice with math facts and spelling. These logs are intended to be built right into your own classroom reward system, whether that reward be a sti