Assessment+Record+Keeping

1. Have a notebook to keep all of the records over a particular subject in. 2. Have a conference long in front of the student's Reading notebook so they can look back at what was discussed in the conference. 3. A good way to keep record of assessments during guided reading (made on labels so that can be easily place on a piece of card-stock paper in the notebook) : 4. Use an assessment web to easily keep an organized record of an individual student (first page behind students name in notebook). Template for Assessment Web: 5. Running Record Schedule: 6. Log for Guided Reading levels: 7. In the notebook have a divider for each of the students to keep all of their information separate and easy to find. 8. Running Records (click picture for link to free download from Teachers Pay Teachers of these forms): 9. A folder divided into squares with DRA levels on them and sticky notes with students' names on them is a great way to keep track of each student's DRA level. You can move them around when a student moves up a level and easily create guided reading small groups with it. 10. Or you can use a folder also divided into squares with the students' names written in them and make sticky notes over what they are working on, whether it be CAFE or other form of assessment. These are interchangeable. 11. Assessment Notebook divided by subject areas: