Trust Whatyouknow is an abstract acrylic painting created for fellow artist, ceramicist Lisa Reardon. Lisa gave me a generously open brief: “A large abstract in blues. Play. Go wild. Make it your own.” (Every artist’s dream brief, right?!) The creative vision I wanted to really treasure the gift of this wonderfully open and fun brief ...
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It's Super Organizing Saturday once again! I have come to love these mornings this Spring...not too hot outside, a little chilly....not missing much if I stay inside and organize something! This week...it's my assessment binder for basic concepts. That's right....we're talking about assessments on a weekend. I know, I know, I know....that's a heavy topic for such a fun day of the week. If you agree, you might need a large cup of coffee. I'll wait----you grab yours, and I'll grab mine! Ok, I'm ready! Here we go! When I organize my assessments, I of course do not use manilla folders, hanging file folders, etc. If you've read my posts before, you've probably heard of my File Cabinet Rebellion of 2011, in which I ditched any and all file cabinets or file cabinet "accessories". I loathe file cabinets----and I LOVE binders! So, you see where I'm going with this.....and you can infer that I organize my assessments in a binder! Here is the beloved binder that holds all of my assessments. I was lucky to have my district supply me with everything that I needed. This binder contains: My curriculum/State objectives.... Letter Identification assessments... Letter/sound identification score sheets Beginning sound assessment & score sheets And much more! However, there are always those basic assessments that are not supplied by the district or curriculum - but are so necessary to early childhood. It is usually up to the grade level teachers, or individual teacher to create their own assessment and find a way to record the information every marking period or during progress monitoring. For me, I certainly needed to update my assessments/record keeping. I've taken the time to create these assessments based on my classroom needs---and perhaps they can work for you as well! All you need is a large 3-ring binder, page protectors, and a color printer. If these assessments work for you, feel free go grab them HERE....at no cost to you!
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Test your preschooler's knowledge of colors with this free printable color test. Then reward your smarty with some smarties! Great tool for preschool teachers. Send this assessment home to let the parents know how their children are doing. Click HERE to download the Free Smarties Color Test. Wait! There is more! Smarties Number Test Smarties Shape Test
