Neat Sheets

Ever get tired of running records? This custom Google Sheet will make data entry exciting! The Sheet is designed to track running records for one teacher up to an entire elementary school - and it's easy to use! *Note: The independent reading levels are the work of the Teacher's College Reading & Writing Project, and can be found for free here. This Sheet is a tool that enables you to track your students' independent reading levels more efficiently. Summary of this sheet’s [pretty neat] features

OverviewStudents will understand how to read a population pyramid by creating one! This activity includes two templates to help your students create their own population pyramids, as well as population data for four countries from the U.S. Census Bureau's International Database. The activity includes blank cards if you or your students would like to create additional or specific population pyramids. Instructions are included to help navigate the U.S. Census Bureau's website in order to obtain th

This sheet enables teachers to track behaviors for many students in a class. I often feel like I'm always talking to the same students for the same behaviors - with no improvement. So this sheet helps me track these quick 1:1 conversations. I include: the date, the reason for the conversation, and any consequences I issued. This type of record is really helpful when I need additional support from home, other teachers, counselors, and administrators; it shows that I have been diligent in addres

This sheet enables teachers to track one student's behaviors for up to five dates. I used to track data on post-it notes, and as you can imagine it was a haphazard method of tracking data. So I created this form to keep my data organized. I added a place to jot notes so that I can put a few words with my tally marks. I designated one of my clipboards for behavior tracking, and it has not only helped me keep data organized, but it is a visual reminder to actually track the data. Please check o

This sheet provides a discipline record for a student, beginning with a verbal warning and leading to a referral. The goal is always improvement, so this sheet has fields for successive conferences with the student before a referral is written. If a referral must be written, then teachers can show parents and administrators a record of what has been done at the classroom level. Please check out the preview to see an example.Check out these other sheets to help with classroom management:Class

My school district uses Mastery Connect (MC) and this form is designed to be used with MC at the secondary level. Although I can access all of this information in MC, I find that it is very helpful to keep a one-page summary for each topic/objective/standard/ I assess. I use it to report data to my administrators and to reference from year-to-year. This form allows you to write down the Test IDs for each class period, and then track how many students earned green, yellow, and red in that class

This one-page sheet of paper (front/back) makes it easy to record student growth for one assessment/topic/skill/standard. The form includes sections for: describing what Mastery and Near Mastery look likerecording student scores for up to four assessments to measure growthwriting notes/reminders/reflectionsrecording subgroup scores separatelyThis sheet provides an excellent reference from year to year as you push for higher levels of mastery. Please check out the preview to see an example. Wa