Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

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Kindergarten Common Core Assessments can be made more simple for the teacher and administrator. Tracking data and showing evidence of growth is something we are all being asked to do and tying it into what we assess for report cards using Common Core standards only makes sense!

If you’re using the Common Core standards and need an assessment tool and make tracking your students’ progress all in one place be sure to check into my newest collaborative project.

It does not assess every standard… noooo. That’s not what it is designed to do.

Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

It is designed for you to track some fundamental Common Core standards by reassessment and to give you both a student packet and Excel file to track your data.

Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments
Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

It is also designed for you to be able to print to show your principal (or whoever) your class’ progress at a glance.

Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

It will cover select pieces in reading like rhyming, letters, sounds, sight words and gives you the flexibility of when to assess and how often to reassess (or reassess as needed per student).

It’s not designed to step on your reading program toes or replace Dibels or to duplicate them.

Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

Showing growth is what teachers in Indiana are being asked to do this year in order to be considered “highly qualified.” Not only on state assessments and district assessments, but on classroom work (the Common Core standards) too.

Kindergarten Common Core Reading and Math: Data Tracking and Assessments

It is up to each teacher to document and show this growth in a way that is meaningful to them and effective to share with a principal. For us, this solves a potential headache.

It’s good feedback for instruction for the teacher. An Excel chart that you can print in its entirety or just one page to share with your principal shows growth in a format that works for them. {And makes you look good!}

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Think it might work in your classroom? What tips do you have? If you like what I do here on KindergartenWorks, then be sure to subscribe today. I look forward to sharing ideas with you weekly.

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