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All three of my Single Point Rubrics for one price! Standards based grading has never been easier when it comes to writing. Using the success criteria on this rubric, students check off all of the elements they have included in their opinion writing and submit their writing for a score. Met all the success criteria? The student earns a "Meeting Standard" score. Teachers leave feedback in the left and right columns to help students understand strengths and challenges near the criteria as they eva

Standards based grading has never been easier when it comes to writing. Using the success criteria on this rubric, students check off all of the elements they have included in their narrative writing and submit their writing for a score. Met all the success criteria? The student earns a "Meeting Standard" score. Teachers leave feedback in the left and right columns to help students understand strengths and challenges near the criteria as they evaluate. When the rubric/checklist is returned, the

Standards based grading has never been easier when it comes to writing. Using the success criteria on this rubric, students check off all of the elements they have included in their opinion writing and submit their writing for a score. Met all the success criteria? The student earns a "Meeting Standard" score. Teachers leave feedback in the left and right columns to help students understand strengths and challenges near the criteria as they evaluate. When the rubric/checklist is returned, the st

Standards based grading has never been easier when it comes to writing. Using the success criteria on this rubric, students check off all of the elements they have included in their informational/expository writing and submit their writing for a score. Met all the success criteria? The student earns a "Meeting Standard" score. Teachers leave feedback in the left and right columns to help students understand strengths and challenges near the criteria as they evaluate. When the rubric/checklist is

School has started, your class is up and running, and BAM! You get a new student. What were all of those things you took care of at the beginning of the year? Make yourself a list of the typical things you set up for your students at the beginning of the year, then print out a few of these lists to keep on hand as new students join your classroom. I have a list to get you started, but you can customize to fit your needs. I print on bright colored cardstock, so it stands out n my work area. This

If you have been thinking about offering your students a chance to earn Flexible Seating, this punch card option may work for you. Print on colored paper, cut and put names on each card. Give each student their card at the beginning of the day. As the day progresses, any student who gets a warning or two has their card removed from their desk. (I usually allow students who reset their behavior to earn the card back if early enough in the same day.) Students who still have cards left at the end

If you have been thinking about offering your students a chance to earn Desk Pets, this punch card option may work for you. Print on colored paper, cut and put names on each card. Give each student their card at the beginning of the day. As the day progresses, any student who gets a warning or two has their card removed from their desk. (I usually allow students who reset their behavior to earn the card back if early enough in the same day.) Students who still have cards left at the end of the

Want to do centers but are worried about what the "other kids" are doing? Not the kind of teacher who has time to prep a myriad of centers to change out week after week? I have the solution! Use the routine tasks on my Literacy Center Tracker Checklist to keep the rest of your class learning while you do the work of small groups. At the start of the week, have your students set goals for how many times they will work on each task for the week. Then, let them have the freedom to achieve those goa