Two stars and a wish

A colour and black & white version of a ‘Two Stars and a Wish’ sheet where children can review their work and write two ‘star’ elements and a ‘wish’ for future work.

A worksheet for children to reflect and record what they like about their work and how they can improve.

Use this brilliant 2 Stars and a Wish Template to give effective feedback to students, or for them to use for peer marking. A handy classroom tool.

Two Stars and a Wish Anchor Chart

the "two stars and a wish" reflection tool can help our students give meaningful feedback to one another in a cute and kid-friendly way !

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I absolutely love this time of year! The excitement in the air of the school, everyone putting up their new bulletin boards and tidying up their classrooms. The anxious but excited feeling of meeting all the new students and hoping that I can successfully meet all their needs. The craziness of the bus schedule and figuring out all the children's individual schedules from full day to half day to part time, etc. The eager and a bit anxious look on the children's faces on the first day reminds…

Having just set foot into the world of primary school teaching, this is a place to share ideas and experiences relating to the classroom as I am fast becoming a teaching blog addict!

For too many art teachers, assessment remains a difficult concept. It’s tough to know what’s going to work, how it can be implemented, and how it can be incorporated to actually help improve teaching. In this episode, Tim takes on some of these concerns and shares his ideas on making assessment valuable. Heather Crocket, the […]

A kindergarten, first grade, and second grade teaching blog. I focus on writing, grammar, reading, and social studies.

Having just set foot into the world of primary school teaching, this is a place to share ideas and experiences relating to the classroom as I am fast becoming a teaching blog addict!

The return back to school is right around the corner. Mandy from Mandys Tips 4 Teachers decided to host a Back to School blog hop. In celebration of this blog hop I will be providing

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Using a Twinkle Twinkle Little Star printable poem can significantly enhance your childs language skills and spark their imagination. Through engaging visuals and the timeless rhythm of this classic nursery rhyme, your child will enjoy learning about rhyme and rhythm, assisting in their early literacy development.

All 27 of these formative assessment strategies are simple to administer and free or inexpensive to use. They provide the teacher with the evidence of student learning needed to make lesson plan adjustments and keep learning on target and moving forward.

Hey Everyone, I've teamed up with some AWESOME Second Grade Bloggers to share some great Back to School Tips with all of you! What a fun way to get some quick and easy ideas for your classroom! My first STAR idea is one that I use almost everyday. It's a quick and easy way to keep track of student progress. I like to know who is "getting it" and who needs extra help so I can challenge and meet with the students in question. I walk around with a clipboard and my Quick Assessment Sheet and I…

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