Letter assessment

Assessment can be difficult for both teachers and students, depending on how it’s done. Here’s a super simple little trick for assessment that I call Hop Across the Pond. It can be used for a lot of different things, but I use it mostly for assessment of students’ sight word knowledge. I used to ask […]

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Free letter names and letter sounds tracking sheet. Great phonics assessment for pre-k or kindergarten at the beginning of the year that can be used to monitor students progress throughout the year. Easy way to communicate with parents what students know.

Here is the form I use when assessing my students’ letter and sound knowledge. I just also added the four basic digraphs to the same fo...

For preschool teachers seeking to assess their students skills, printable online resources focusing on fine motor skills, letter recognition, and counting assessment could be a crucial aid.

The Letter Recognition Assessment Worksheet is a valuable tool designed to assess a child's ability to identify and differentiate between letters. These worksheets are perfect educational resources for teachers, parents, and educators working with young children. This worksheet provides a systematic evaluation of a child's knowledge of the alphabet. So, use these worksheets as early education tools now and help young learners to get many benefits.

I don’t know about you, but the beginning of the school year for me is always chaotic! I am trying to collect paperwork, make sure all my kids eat, send them home at dismissal correctly, communicate with parents, OH and get to know my students both personally and academically! Our plates are definitely full, so ... Read More about Letter Data System

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These assessment forms for Pre-K can be used to record children's progress as you work with them during learning activities or observing them through

Writing the alphabet is an assessment tool I use with my class to see letter writing. My colleague Genie had this sheet from her old school, and I just love it. This year, we did this assessment in the winter and spring. Students write all of the upper and lowercase letters that they know. Next year, I plan to have my students do this each month. The booklet below has the sheets labeled for each month. This summer I hope to make a checklist that would record what letters the students know…