Here is an example of a Low-Tech thing I implement in my classroom... Nothing quite like a notebook and a pen for me - call me old school! :)
I put all examples onto one page, but this method can be used a million ways...
I'm not saying this is the best way - but I am saying - this is MY way...
My
Gradebook/Planbook:
After
half an hour of searching online to see what the ‘real’ name of it is…. I use a
Legal Notebook… I love these!
WHY?
1.If
you are used to numbering the children – like I do – this is a great way to
write down anecdotal notes… just write a sentence or two next to the child’s
number that you are observing!
2.This
keeps your observations and grades private! I always have a volunteer, parapro,
student teacher… someone in my room!
3.In
the age of accountability – this is a great way to note items to refer to
later!
4.There
is a handy little space at the top – write your CCSS or your state standard,
and flip back anytime you work on that to see how the child progresses!
Below is a snap of the same notebook being used for planning.
I need everything in writing and mapped out. :/
This shows my group rotations and group names. We were the 'Wranglers'
last year - so I came up with new names for my groups. :)
Check back in a few days - I am working on a post about positive behavior rewards and positive praise - with a FREEBIE! :)
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