Guest Posted May 26, 2005 Posted May 26, 2005 Hi. Last year on my final teaching practice the Reception teacher I worked with used an old style register book (hard back with lines/small squares/room for names etc) to record various class assessments. She gave me one which I have found incredibly useful this year. I just want to track another one down for next year and I can't seem to find them anywhere . She has moved away so I can't ask her. Anybody got any ideas? Thanks, Emma
Susan Posted May 26, 2005 Posted May 26, 2005 I have seen these in some of the ed. catalogues but cant remember which and have no access tp this sort thing at the moment. Perhaps GLS? Consortium? Happy hunting!
Guest Posted May 26, 2005 Posted May 26, 2005 I use 'the primary teacher's planner' which has an A4 page for each day (not dated so good for me as I only work half a week). At the back of the planner (spiral bound hard back) there are 32 A4 squared pages (more than I use). http://www.edplanbooks.com/primary_planner.htm They are made by Eduactional Planning Books LTd. 01433 651010 Marie
~jackie~ Posted May 26, 2005 Posted May 26, 2005 They have some of these in the GLS catalogue. They are called mark books. Is that what you mean? Jackie
Guest Posted May 27, 2005 Posted May 27, 2005 Why not make your own assessment record sheets? I do this on my computer - some with lines, some with columns etc. You only have to type the names in once and then cut and paste for any other templates you use. I keep a wad of photocopies in the classroom and then my TA or any other helper can use them as required. I then file them under the appropriate ELG in my whole class assessment file. Any good?
Sue R Posted May 27, 2005 Posted May 27, 2005 Damn! That's what we do, I'm not thinking very clearly lately - old age, or is there anything else it could be????? Sue
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