RingMASTERY Learning

Distance Learning is no easy task. It takes a lot of new skills and strategies and the organization can be lot to handle. Here’s what I have found to work for me! Hope this helps you as you organize and prepare for the next few weeks of teaching in a room on zoom! Inside this bundle, you will find: - Technology Cheat Sheet: Type in your classroom account information and send home with students. Print on cardstock and laminate for extra durability. You can even add a magnet on the back so they

Progress reports and report cards are important resources that inform families on how their child is doing at school. But sometimes the formatting and language provided in the printouts can be confusing. This bundle provides family-friendly resources that will educate, inform, and celebrate the growth of each child. Inside this bundle, you will find: -Kindergarten, First Grade, & Second Grade Sight Word Progress Sheets (2 versions) -#ProudParent Sticky Note Sheet -*EDITABLE* Ringmaster Report

*NOW EDITABLE!! Use my pre-made pages or adapt the data tracking pages to match the goals aligned with your assessments.* A Data Notebook is a space for students to track their progress in meeting goals. This Data Notebook is designed to include a student’s progress towards goals in the areas of: -Reading -Writing -Math -Behavior -Attendance It’s important to remember that the MOST critical piece of using Data Notebooks is conferring with students. Conferring with a student is a simple conversa

Use this checklist as a quick way to check off paperwork and assessments that you collect! This product is EDITABLE so you can personalize with your students' names. The fonts used in this product can be downloaded for free, or you can use your own. Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning! Be sure to leave feedback so you can earn points towards your next TpT purchase, and to tag us on Instagram (@ringMASTERYlearning) with pictures of how you are using our products.

Your students are the Ringmasters of their own learning. They’ve worked so hard and they’ve grown so much! Now, it’s time to celebrate that growth. What better way than with a report card that they’ve made themselves? Print one report card for each student, and review their data with them. Send the report cards home with the students to share with their families. These report cards can also be placed in data notebooks as a way to monitor growth throughout the year. The students will be so proud