Liz Hendrickson

Need some inspiration to get those report cards finished? This is a class set of Reggio-inspired report cards, which include 5 sections: Life Skills, Literacy, Math, Science and Social Studies. In addition to Reggio principles, they are also written in reference to “Early Learning for Every Child Today, A framework for Ontario early childhood settings” as well as common core. Each student has two comments, one for Semester 1 and one for Semester 2, to show growth. Below is an example of one chil

Perfect for tracking data. I created this to track the common IEP goal of keeping a clean desk. Editable so you can change your criteria so it fits your needs.

This is a great homework sheet to use for ANY spelling unit, and can be used over and over again. There are 9 activities, and students have to complete 3. Activities are designed to appeal to multiple learning styles. Get even more creative and have students complete all 4 corners, or even a Blackout! (my students always loved Blackout weeks, even though it was more work) Have fun!

This is a book to go with the Read-Aloud, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carl. One page for each animal. Students can draw each animal in the corresponding color. Great for Pre-K and Kindergarten! Enjoy!