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Here is a simple main idea graphic organizer to print out and give to your students. Can be used for small group, whole class, or independent work.

Super simple graphic organizer to get your kindergarten students drawing and naming a character and setting in a book that either you read aloud or that they read independently.

It is important for students to analyze the errors they make in their classwork and on assessments. Students are able to compare their work to the correct answer provided and see where they made their error. On the second page, the teacher can type a similar math problem so that the student has the opportunity to try answering it again while correcting their original error. Great to use when conferencing with students during math. Allows for students improve their math talk and writing a

Editable organizer that can be completed by the students to aid in tracking reading levels as the school year progresses. You can display it in your classroom or have the students file it in their reading or data folders. How to Use: Prior to presenting these to the students, the teacher will fill the stars with a reading level goal. Each month after conducting a running record, have the student write in their current reading level above the proper month. Students can color in a star as