Guided Teacher Self-Report Arthur Jacobsen Elementary.

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Guided Teacher Self-Report Arthur Jacobsen Elementary

 T-Graph for Social Skills  Picture File Cards  Word Bank  Exploration Report  Poetry & Chants  Sentence Patterning Chart

 T-Graph for Social Skills

 Picture File Cards

 Word Bank

 Exploration Report

 Poetry & Chants

 Sentence Patterning Chart

 Found Poetry  Poetry Frame  ELD Group Frame - Assessment  Mind Map  Process Grid  Cooperative Strip Paragraph  Team Tasks  Directed Reading Thinking Activity- DRTA  Story Map  Strip Book  Memory Bank

 Found Poetry

 Poetry Frame

 ELD Group Frame - Assessment

 Mind Map

 Process Grid

 Cooperative Strip Paragraph

 Team Tasks

 Directed Reading Thinking Activity - DRTA

 Story Map

 Strip Book

 Memory Bank

 Portfolios  Student-made tests  Rubrics  Student-made Big Books

 Portfolios

 Student-made tests

 Rubrics

 Student-made Big Books

Classroom Observation December 7-11 Pr oject GLAD trainers: Michele Menton and Jennifer Koons Auburn School District 408 Julie DeBolt, Naomi Elliot and Heather Burtts

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