Kate's Toolkit

This clip chart is a great visual reminder for students to chart their reading goals. Once they have moved on to a new goal, they can move their clip. I use clothes pins for the student clips and binder rings to attach the clip chart. It should be displayed in an area that students can see whenever they are doing Daily 5.

This is a short exit slip with a graph to interpret and four questions that can be used for a quick assessment.

I created this document for my grade three science class to help students identify the properties of different materials.

This is a great system to use in your class and super easy to get started. Students recognize others' positive behaviour and write it on a shout out card. They put it in a jar and at the end of the week we read them. I have a shout out tally going in my class and when everyone is showing expected behaviour I add a tally; a tally can also be taken away. The number of tally marks at the end of the week determines how many shout outs I will choose for prizes. *I have also heard of people doing this