John Blake

'Tis the season for progress monitoring and tracking your students' performance on the DIBELS NEXT assessments. These easy-to-use Excel spreadsheets will help you track individual students' performance on the benchmark and progress monitoring assessments throughout the year. As you enter a student's data into the spreadsheet a graph will automatically update to give you a visual representation of the data. What a great way to show students, their families, and student evaluators data--in a way t

To help keep track of my students who are in need of progress monitoring with the DIBELS assessment, I created this easy-to-use spreadsheet. I linked the data to a graph that gives the user a visual representation of the student data. Just save one copy for each student you are monitoring and update it each month. This is an Excel file, so it is easy to adapt to the needs of your classroom. Copyright Geaux Teach Online Store. The purchasing teacher has permission to use these materials with his

Work Stations, as described by Debbie Diller, are a great way to provide independent practice for your students at their individual levels. While many of us use centers, learning stations, and other versions of the same concept, Diller's work stations are simple and easy to maintain. My biggest hurdle in getting started with literacy work stations is setting up the schedule. After several tries, I finally came up with what I believe to be a thorough and effective schedule. While this two-week ro

To help keep track of my students who are in need of progress monitoring with the DIBELS assessment, I created this easy-to-use spreadsheet. I linked the data to a graph that gives the user a visual representation of the student data. Just save one copy for each student you are monitoring and update it each month. This is an Excel file, so it is easy to adapt to the needs of your classroom. This file has been modified to meet the needs of middle school/upper elementary teachers. Copyright Geaux