My assessment binder is nearly 8 inches thick of uber important info. When I pull out the binder, it’s a little intimidating because it’s so freaken’ heavy and large. But having all of my assessment info in one spot is a lifesaver. When it comes to IEP writing time, parent conferences, grading periods – bam. I’m ready to roll!
So let’s check out what’s in this mega mammoth of assessment fun.
First up – I have my Language Arts and Math Assessments from my Leveled Daily Curriculum. I have a page protector for each student. One top I have the Grading Data Sheet and behind it I have the grading rubrics for each unit. Each month, when I’m ready to do my pre and post assessments – I grab the assessment binder to score the tests and add it to the grading data sheet.
In the Reading Level Section, I use this tracker to track student progress on guided reading levels. Then I have a page protector for each kiddo to store all past assessments.
In the Spelling section, I organize all of my Words Their Way Spelling Assessments. I have a page protector for each kiddo with the tracking page on top.
Other sections include an ABLLS section for all of my ABLLS assessment pages, Fluency Tracking, and a section for our state mandated standardized tests. Having everything in one place makes my life SO much easier!
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I love putting all of their assessments in one page protector. I see a Thanksgiving project in my future!
Where do you find all your grading rubrics?
Haha! Sounds like an awesome Thanksgiving project! Hope this helps 🙂
The grading Rubrics are from my Language Arts and Math Curriculum:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Language-Arts-Leveled-Daily-Curriculum-BUNDLE-2001081
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Math-Leveled-Daily-Curriculum-BUNDLE-2023382
I am currently trying to raise funds to purchase your daily skills curriculum with Go Fund Me. I am so excited to see what you have created and to use it with my SC students.
Great to hear! I hope it will be useful for your students!
Where do you track iep goals? Do u keep any kind of summary sheets in this binder for them? I’m trying to figure out how to keep all my data in one place
This binder is for any assessments that I don’t use on a daily basis. Data sheets used daily for IEP goals are kept in binders or clipboards at the different stations around the room. Hope this helps!
I’m looking for different ideas on spelling curriculum. I noticed your assessment said BAER SPELLING. Could you elaborate as to what that is, please? Thank you!
Yes! Here is a link with loads of info – https://theautismhelper.com/spelling-instruction-children-autism/. It’s the Words Their Way Spelling Curriculum (author is Donald Baer – that’s why I call it that; not sure why though haha). I’m OBSESSED. 🙂
I can’t seem to find the link to your assessment data sheets. Can you send me the link?
The assessment data sheets shown here are part of my LA & Math Curriculum (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Language-Arts-Leveled-Daily-Curriculum-BUNDLE-2001081). The data sheets and pre and post test rubrics align to the units. Hope this helps! 🙂
Do you sell your assessment binder package!? I would totally purchase it!
The pre/post tests are all part of my Math and Language Arts Curriculum – https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper/Category/Year-Long-Resources-203202. Hope this helps!