MLL World

The zip file contains a few assessment tools that ESL/ENL teachers as well as TBE teachers can use to track and assess language development of their ELLs. The file contains: 1. English Language Arts Conference Form You can use this form to collect data in ELA when you individually conference with the student. 2. English as a New Language (ENL) Conference Form You can use this form to collect data on language development when you individually conference with the student. The document is designed

Do you want your students to have a clear set of common core aligned specific goals? Do you want to have a system to easily track the mastery of such goals? Well, I have a bundle for you! The student writing goals bundle includes: 1. Writing goals reference sheet: this document lists 26 reading goals that are common core aligned to 4th grade. 2. Writing goal tracking form: use this summative form whenever you believe the student has mastered the goal. This is an easy quick reference document

Do you want your students to have a clear set of common core aligned specific goals? Do you want to have a system to easily track the mastery of such goals? Well, I have a bundle for you! The student reading goals bundle includes:1. Reading goals reference sheet: this document lists 18 reading goals that are common core aligned to 4th grade. 2. Reading goal tracking form: use this summative form whenever you believe the student has mastered the goal. This is an easy quick reference document th

This reading log is perfect tool for all elementary school students. it is especially great for English language learners. Not only are students required to keep track of the books they read, they are also asked to write reflections about their favorite books, setting weekly goals and action plans to meet the set goals. The teacher is also required to check the logs weekly to provide constructive feedback to students based on their reflections and goals for that week. This log can be used by r

Problem Solving Conference form is used as a tool to address serious behavior problems: constant calling out, leaving seat without permission, inappropriate physical contact, abusive language etc. This form can also be used to resolve any problems that students have with academics: math, ELA etc. For example, if the student is refusing to write or weak in writing, this conference can take place where both the teacher and the student discuss the possible cause(s) and possible solution(s) and a

Use this mini-chart to remind students of independent work expectations. You can project it using a document camera. I always leave it on so they students can always refer to it, or I can always point to it when I see a student is off task, or does not know how to behave during the independent reading time. I have same mini-chart for writing! Check it out! P.S. Graphics may appear to have shifted. However, once you download the document, everything will be in place!

Your first week of school is over and you think "How can establish a trusting and warm relationship with parents?" Well, this is a simple and yet a wonderful way to do so! This little note can make a big difference! I use such notes at the end of first week of school. I simply highlight one thing that a student did during the first week of school. For example, I can write something like "Dear parent, student X showed kindness to his pees by ____. Warm regards, ____." You can print this note on a