how can i write assesment form for my students from grade 1 to grade 7?
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If the assessment form is for your teaching and their interest in your subject, you could try using smiley faces (happy, neutral, sad) and short and simple questions. Of course, you have to explain the questions to the Grades 1 - 3 or maybe 3 students, but it should be fairly easy for the kids to circle the faces according to how they feel about a question.
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Try searching Google for this form.\n\nI found a website but they charge $20 to do it.\n\nHope this helps!
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Here are the forms you want in Microsoft Word format:\nhttp://www.ode.state.oh.us/exceptional_children/children_with_disabilities/Word/Revised_Forms_Nov_9_05.doc
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Here's a few. Maybe you can get permission from the website owners to modify them for your students.  The first one is probably the best for your needs.
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I personally hate facing people i disappoint so i write a letter first apologizing and explaining my actions,also since it is a teacher include what steps you will take to make sure that you don't make the same mistake again. give it to her in a nice essay form and she will obviously see the extra effort you put in and probably forgive you.
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check ouf www.LAWDEPOT.com,www.formsguru.com is also pretty good! and try http://www.lectlaw.com/formb.htm I just checked this one out and it is pretty simple layout---good luck!
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http://www.answers.com/web%20site%20for%20Teachers%20Assistants%20certification%20status%3F
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You need to give them explicit directions about what you expect from them.  Maybe you are leaving out the details.  Usually you will get exactly what you've allowed for.  Why not give them an example of each grade so that they can visualize your rubric?
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http://www.pepteacher.com/practising/body_praS4p.html
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Try www.schoolexpress.com. This might help you out.:)
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I teach third graders (8-9 year olds). I arrange their individual desks in groups of 4-5 with two people side-by-side- and then two facing them and maybe one on the end.  I select students who are lower to put next to average students and then higher students with average or low students. I give them many opportunities to discuss ideas in partners next to them(elbow partners) and partners across from them (mirror partners). They can also discuss things as a whole group which I allow them to name their table together. I also set up a reading corner.with pillows and books of varying levels. If you have room, you can set up a writing table to publish their writing. It could contain various papers, pre-made blank books, envelopes, markers, crayons, hole punches and zig-zag scissors. I have lots more ideas but hopefully this will help for now...Good Luck!
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Write it yourself. It's easy to get caught. Teachers type a quote in google and it will pop right up.
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try www.wheel of fortuine.com and it could have a link wich takes u to a page to fill a form out
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Bulletin Boards:  daily schedule, calendar & announcements, math, reading, language arts/handwriting: cursive or manuscript, social studies, science, homework........examples of student work\n\nLesson Plan Book & Seating Chart: names of students\n\nYou can put the students in rows, or groups of 3 or 4 to work together with your guidance, or you can also have the desks together in the shape of the letter "V" so you can circulate and be accessible to them. This will also help you to maintain discipline because you can see the students and their desk tops. Try not to have a students' back to you or the board.\n\nWhiteboard: objectives, standards and assignment should be posted
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http://www.bcschools.net/staff/AccessHelp.htm
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think back to when you first started learning to write... 1st and 2nd grade. Start with the alphabet, work your way up to cursive... good luck.
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When I was a student?\n\nIt would be easier to list the ones not used.\nHere is the list:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhope that helps.\n\n:)