Ms Keyt's Class

This is a fun and motivating fact fluency tracker for multiplication facts. Students color in the number for the set of facts they have memorized (or otherwise shown mastery on). Use whatever assessment you want and prompt students to fill in their numbers appropriately each week. This is super engaging for students and allows them to see where they need to grow in order to complete all 12 fact sets. My students love being able to color in a new number. This is perfect to include in a data

These library book bins will help you organize your classroom with ease! Students can find books they are interested in quickly and easily with these labels. There are 12 labels in this set featuring common genres and topics for the primary and upper elementary classroom. The labels are about 3.5 inches square and perfect for book bins. All labels include visuals along with the words to support students who are English Language Learners, students with disabilities, or emerging readers! Examp

This student data binder has 13 pages of progress monitoring resources that are perfect for elementary classrooms. My students use these in a 1-1.5 inch binder that they update independently as they receive assignments back in class. Having all their papers and data in one place makes family conferences a breeze. Pages included in the data binder: Cover (duplicate this slide for each student to decorate!)iReady score trackingReading data (fluency and an editable slot for phonics or other sk

These fact fluency trackers allow students to independently track their progress in these early foundational math skills. My students get so excited to color in a new number when they've mastered their facts. These trackers are great to add to data binders or interactive math notebooks, or to use at family conferences to show progress. Students color in the number for the set of facts they have memorized (or otherwise shown mastery on). Use whatever assessment you want and prompt students to f

Use these self-reflection sheets in the week leading up to conferences to prompt students to set goals, reflect on their progress, and share their thoughts and feelings with you and their adults. Parent, family, and guardian-teacher conferences are such a key time of partnership and collaboration. I always want to include student voice during conferences because they are an important part of our learning team! Students use these sheets to self-evaluate: Behavior and citizenship (following

This is a bilingual handout that allows you to communicate with families about their student's reading fluency progress. Included on the sheet: Student nameDate of fluency testWords correct per minuteWord correct per minute goal Description of reading fluency explanation, why fluency is importantThese half sheets are helpful to keep families updated on how their student is doing in reading. They are also customizable based on student needs - some students may have a different goal than others