Writing Checklist and Writing Goal Tracker
$7.50
Teach your students to independently check their own writing with this writing checklist! In this packet, you will find writing checklist cards for your writing bulletin board, 14 different kinds of writing paper with two types of lines, a complete writing checklist to use with other forms of writing paper, as well as writing goal labels and writing goal trackers.
# of Pages: 103
File Type: PDF
Description
Teach your students to independently check their own writing with this writing checklist! In this packet, you will find writing checklist cards for your writing bulletin board, 14 different kinds of writing paper with two types of lines, a complete writing checklist to use with other forms of writing paper, as well as writing goal labels and writing goal trackers.
Also includes an EDITABLE PowerPoint and PDF file, so that you can add your own checkpoints and clip art! The PDF file contains embedded fonts, meaning you can simply type in your checkpoints once and they will automatically auto-populate onto each of the papers.
The PDF file does not contain clip art. If you would like to add your own checkpoints with your own clip art, you will need to use the editable PowerPoint file. You can download KG Primary Whimsy and KG Second Chances for free to use with the PowerPoint file.
This is meant to be a “growing” checklist, meaning that you will only start with one item on the checklist and add more as the year progresses! Once I’ve introduced the first item on the checklist, I add it to my “Writing Checklist” bulletin board. The students will use the corresponding writing paper.
The order that I introduce each checklist item is as follows:
I can label my picture.
I can stretch out the words.
I can make finger spaces.
I can spell the word wall words.
I can start with a capital letter.
I can use lowercase letters in my sentence.
I can capitalize/captalise the word “I.”
I can end with a . , ! , or ?
I can write 3 parts.
I can use my best handwriting.
Plus, you can also use this display for individual student goals! Simply have the students select a writing goal. Then, they will clip a clothespin with their name on it to the edge of the selected goal. As they achieve that goal, they will move their clip to a new goal.
Print the goal labels on Avery labels size 1” x 2 5/8”. The students will use these on their “Writing Goals” sheet. Once the students have selected their goal, give them the corresponding label to adhere to their goal sheet. As they achieve that goal and choose a new goal, give them a new corresponding label. They will reference this sheet during Writing Workshop.
I have also included a “Writing Goal Tracker” for you to use. Simply choose the one that works best for you, copy one for each student, and attach the goal label.
I hope your students love using the writing checklist and goal tracker!
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Meaghan C. –
Thanks!
karen favaloro –
Will really help with my writing program.
Mindy C. –
I just love this bundle!! So many different things I can work with my kinders on. Love how there are visuals to use which is great for my kiddos who haven’t learned to read yet. Love love that the checklist is included at the top of the writing paper!!
Katie Mullins –
Can’t wait to use these!
Peta M. –
I love this idea and can’t wait to use it. Thank you!!
Stefanie T. –
Super excited to have all these writing supports! Another amazing product!
Coconut Cuties –
This is so cool! I can’t wait to add it to my writing lessons.
Robin Elsass –
Such a great visual and product!! Thank you!!!
Primary Graffiti –
Such a great complement to my writing resources! Thank you bunches!
Jillian F. –
This is going to be great for my kinders
Barbara D. –
This is such a helpful resource! I laminated mine and used them weekly to introduce these important elements. Quickly, my students began to ask themselves if their writing had all the components.
Jennifer H. –
Excellent
Candace Styers –
Excited to use these!
Tami T. –
Love!
Buyer A –
Thanks!
Christina K. –
So!So! So excited to use this! This is the answer to a prayer to have something concise and visual that my kids could refer to as we complete them. Kudos for the amazing ideas!
Miss Ingram –
love this
Stephany F. –
I love that I can differentiate the writing checklist and this is a great match for the Lucy Calkins writers workshop that I’m using this year. Fantastic!
Samantha Y. –
thank you!
Pearl B M. –
Cute idea to help keep my kiddos accountable for their learning.
Thanks for sharing.