First Grade Fun-atic

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives targeted in second grade writing units. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each writing unit. It is also helpful to write the date under the bullet point so you know when they achieved this goal and how frequently. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individ

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives targeted first grade writing units. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each writing unit. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individual skills for each student as you notice them mastered during conferences. Below this bulleted list is space to take note

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives targeted in second grade reading units. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each reading unit. It is also helpful to write the date under the bullet point so you know when they achieved this goal and how frequently. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individu

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives targeted in 1st grade reading units. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each reading unit. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individual skills for each student as you notice them mastered during conferences. Below this bulleted list is space to take note

This end of the year survey allows parents to anonymously provide feedback on positive and negative aspect of the school year. This form allows you to seek input from parents on how they feel you are doing as a teacher. It emphasizes how feedback from them is the most important and allows you to become a better teacher. Send it home with each student near the end of the year and find out what you are doing well and how you can improve!

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each reading unit. It is also helpful to write the date under the bullet point so you know when they achieved this goal and how frequently. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individual skills for each student as you notic

These conference forms include a bulleted list of all teaching points and learning objectives targeted in kindergarten writing units. Use these lists to check off skills as you notice students demonstrating understanding of the concept during each writing unit. Since the objectives are already typed and listed, It will allow you to save time and not have to write down individual skills for each student as you notice them mastered during conferences. Below this bulleted list is space to take note

This is a page of many assessments for math, reading, and writing. It is all condensed onto one page for each student so that you can have everything in one spot and compare assessments as the same time. Copy one for each student. I also have a second assessment sheet in my store that includes other things such as sight words. Copy them front to back for even more information.

This small card provides all the necessary information you need on a student and allows you to look at it quickly and efficiently. Have one card filled out for each student, organize them alphabetically, and bind together for convenience and ease. Take them with you on field trips, home, etc.

This is a page of many assessments for math, reading, and writing. It is all condensed onto one page for each student so that you can have everything in one spot and compare assessments as the same time. Copy one for each student. I also have an assessment sheet in my store that includes other things such as counting, coins, and shapes. Copy them front to back for even more information.

These jungle themed info cards allow you to have all important student information in one place. With one quick glance you can get any necessary information. Cut paper in half and bind together for easy access and the ability to take them anywhere without losing them. Great for field trips and to take home as needed. Can change theme if needed, just message me if interested.

This form is great to give parents at the beginning of the school year. It allows you to find out student strengths, weaknesses, likes, and dislikes. It also allows parents to provide you with information they would like you to know about their child and family.

These bookmarks are ideal for encouraging students to make their own goals and assess whether or not they have met them each day during reading workshop. Pairs well with the matching book shopping book marks.

This form is perfect for anyone that lets kiddos checkout classroom books, especially those that use index cards and library pockets. It explains the process to families and holds them accountable for the condition of the books. Send home, have signed, and store for documentation if books go missing or get destroyed.

This reading log is user friendly for students and adults. It explains what needs to be accomplished and allows three lines for book titles, minutes read, how it was read (alone, to adult, to sibling, by adult) and parent initials. There are spaces for every day of the week.

This two page document is a great way to get to know new students and families at the beginning of the year. It asks everything from interest, strengths, and weaknesses to holidays celebrated and allergy and health concerns. Add your own clip art to incorporate a classroom theme or make more fun!

This communication log allows you to track your contact with parents and guardians. It leaves a space for the date, how you communicated (note, email, call), and what was discussed. Print one for each student and add to your records.

This classroom volunteer form is very descriptive and allows families to explain how frequently they want to volunteer (monthly, weekly, from home), what days they are available, what times, and what jobs they feel comfortable with. Add your own clip art or theme to the corner!

This letter is easy to send home at the end of each quarter, semester, or testing period and explains where the child is reading in relation to where they need to be by the end of the school year.

These bookmarks can be given to students to help remind them what level book tubs to shop from for "just right" books. It includes a spot for 1 level warm up book, 10 just right books (6 fiction and 4 nonfiction), and 1 challenge book. It also lists the day they book shop on and the day they will meet in a small group. This particular bookmark is ideal for DRA levels A-D based on the number of books they should have included in their book box or baggie to read daily. As the levels increase,