Jackie Turi

This progress report is geared towards Preschool-Kindergarten Students, but can be used as a template for 1st-5th graders as well. This progress report includes the following topics: -Attendance -Reading Readiness -Math Readiness -Language Development -Fine Motor Coordination -Social Habits -Work Habits -Teacher Comments -Color and Shape Assesments -Letter and Letter Sound Assessments -Number Recognition

This game is called Dump It! What you do is put a set amount of red and yellow math counters into a cup. Students will shake the cup and dump it in their tray. They then will count how many counters landed yellow and how many landed red and write that number on the sheet. They have so much fun with this activity! To challenge those who need a little something extra you can have them circle which number is greater or less.

Every so often we come across a student who is difficult to manage within the classroom. I have created this chart to help students modify his/her behavior by seeing the advantages of making good choices and disadvantages of making bad choices. I usually fill in times for each subject or class period on the top of the first circles and in the circles on the 3rd row. In the boxes on the left I pick to behavioral issues I will be working with the child to improve. We will focus on only these two b

I used to require a project every month for my Kindergarteners to do with their families. They really did have a lot of fun with these. March was one of my favorite projects- The Leprechaun Trap! I sent these flyers home with my students to know what was expected of them. This St. Patrick's Day Flyer is completely editable!

This document is used to assess students ability to recognize and state numbers 1-20. I usually complete this and send home with progress reports to help parents know what to work on with their child at home.

This flyer may be used to celebrate a common fun day for elementary and middle school children! Pajama Day!!

PDF File of a Holiday Questionnaire for Teachers to fill out. This is great for coworkers, administrators, as well as students to have their teachers fill out. It outlines a few sections: -Fill in an answer -Yes or No section -This or That section -Sizes -Specific Allergies or dislikes This product aids in seeing what your teacher, coworker, or employee would enjoy most for the holidays and takes a lot of the guess work out of everything.

This is a completely editable Mother's Day Tea Party Invitation.

This worksheet is to guide students to use liquid glue correctly, without using a great amount. My Kindergartener's had such a great time with this worksheet and the phrase helped them to remember not to squeeze too hard.

This editable report card allows teachers to communicate the following academic progress: -Attendance -Literacy Topics -Math Topics -Behaviors that support learning -Skills that support learning -Science -Physical Education -Music -Art -Media -Teacher Comments

This is an 8 page (not including cover) packet to use during your 100th Day Celebration activities. I used it in a center for my Kindergarteners. It was so much fun and very interesting to see all they can do and what they can come up with. This packet includes: -What they want to eat 100 of -What they can draw 100 of -Flipping a coin 100 times (used 2 colors to show on chart) -Drawing a picture of themselves on 100th Day -What they would and would not want 100 of -Counting to 100 -100th Day co

This Name Practice Worksheet provides enough space for a child's first and last name. It also provides primary lines that aren't too big so that you won't have to worry about breaking the habit of your student's writing too big.

This is a template I created so that I can send student information out to each family. I got permission before sending any of this out before by sending out a form that asked if they would like to be a part of the class directory and if so to provide this information. Once I received everyone's reply I filled out this template and printed for each parent. It was so nice to see the parents calling one another for play dates for their children.

This is my weekly communication sheet for my Kindergarteners. This printable includes -This Week at a Glance section -A place for name and the date -Weekly M-Thursday Homework section -Behavior chart which can be color coded by -green: Had a great day - yellow: i had to be spoken to - red: i will try harder -As well as a Notes and Reminders section. Please keep in mind that there is only a Mac Microsoft Word docx version. (The reason being that I couldn't get it to save as an old

This daily sheet made on MW is editable. I made this daily sheet to incorporate the following: -names of teachers/student and date -If the child took a nap and how long -What the child ate for breakfast/am snack/lunch/pm snack -How their day was -What the student learned and the crafts they made -Any reminders

Shamrock Straight Line Cutting Skills PDF worksheet Ages 3+

This worksheet can be used to practice each sight word. It is editable and will help the children practice coloring, tracing, writing, and rainbow writing their sight words on primary lines.

This document is meant for teachers to assess student on their letter recognition skills. The directions are stated on the worksheet and this should be completed one-on-one with students to determine their ability to recognize letters, as well as letter sounds. Uppercase and lowercase letters are used. Once I complete these with students I send this out with a progress report for parents to see some of the things their child needs to improve upon.

This is a form I created for the purpose of parent teacher conferences. This is sort of an outline of specific topics I would like to speak about during the conference. I keep this with me filled out to make sure I go over everything I wanted to. At the end of the conference I have parents sign it for documentation that I did discuss each topic with them.

This completely editable name practice worksheets help children color, trace, write, and rainbow write their names onto primary lines.