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This binder organizes student work and acts as communication between home and school. Students organize assessments and track their achievement data on graphs (all graphs included) and send the binder home with students at the end of each week. Parents review the new data and reflect with their child (reflection and parent signature page included) and return the binder on Monday. Great way for students and parents to take ownership over learning and no more report card "surprises". Calendars

This rubric clearly outlines the expected conventions that a student should use in a piece of writing. Capital letters, punctuation, spelling, handwriting, planning, and organization. Includes checklist and room for comments. 2 rubrics per page

This reading log is a quarterly booklet. The cover features a megaphone with RAH Journal (Read At Home). The log pages of daily reading. The pages can be copied back to back, folded in half, and stapled into a booklet. For example: Students would write the title of the book, the number of minutes read, and their parents would initial. There is a line for a total minutes for each week. Hint: You can fill in the first page as an example before copying the booklet.