I've used this form for many years to communicate with my parents. It's just a quick indication to the parents as to how their child is doing in my classroom. I realize that there could be a lot more information included, but quite frankly I don't have time to average their grades every week. I use the "comments" section to either praise, let the parents know areas to work on, or give specific concerns. What I also like about it is that it's "Documentation." One sheet of paper covers a trimester and at the end of the trimester I keep the sheet which has the parent's signatures. The parents of my students really seem to appreciate it.
So glad I found your blog. So many great ideas and I love the background!
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Thanks so much for sharing. I am a "seasoned teacher" and appreciate so much all the fresh ideas I have gotten from teachers like you. Keep up the GREAT work!
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME! do you have it in a word doc? I'd love to use this as a daily chart, not a weekly. Is there any way you can make a daily one or email me a word doc? nangel1023@yahoo.com
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This is fantastic! I LOVE this form to communicate with parents! Thank you so much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteJust changed to using this communication form today! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all of the great tools!!! You've given me some great ideas : )
ReplyDeleteThis is great. Is there one for a daily report, maybe a half sheet? Thanks for all the great charts, Elizabeth
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