Nikki Back

Conferences can be a stressful time, so I created some forms to help ease teachers' minds! This file includes: -Progress summary forms- These are skill based and completely editable. I have included forms for Fall and Spring conferences. -Sign-in sheet -Schedule form -Tips to make conferences go a little more smoothly! The summary sheets that are provided are aligned to 5th grade CCSS and Georgia Performance Standards. However, the skills are editable to fit your particular standards.

This is a great planner for your reading and math stations. It is editable and includes many different templates for those of you who would like to just print and go! You will need PowerPoint to edit the file. Included: -Binder Covers and Spines -Dividers -Reading and Math group organizing pages -Guided Reading lesson planning pages -Reading Workshop planning pages with minilesson and center activities Reading Conferences page -Math Workshop planning pages with minilesson and center activities

This is a simple and EDITABLE weekly lesson planner to help keep you organized and on track! The zipped file includes a PDF if you want to just print and go and a DOC file for you to customize. The fonts I used are Pea Ellie Bellie and Matilde Sketch, both of which are free.

Many districts are required to post their learning objectives or essential questions during the week. Print these out, laminate them, or hang them in cute frames, and use a wet or dry erase marker to write your daily objectives! I like to write them in the morning and erase them in the afternoon. Easy! I've included two designs to choose from with several color choices, including blackline masters!

This is a simple and EDITABLE weekly lesson planner to help keep you organized and on track! A DOC file is included for you to customize. The fonts I used are Pea Ellie Bellie and Matilde Sketch, both of which are free. *This is the same weekly planner that is bundled with a PDF, but some people had trouble opening the .zip file, so I'm offering the DOC file separately.*

Two forms to help you get through the beginning of the year: student info sheet and a supply list. I've included an editable version and a PDF if you want to just print and go.

If you're anything like me, you've probably got a running to-do list a mile long! I print these out and keep them in my planning binder. The list is separated into four columns - When, What, Who, Done.