Self-assessment helps pupils notice what they already know and what they still find hard, and tells the teacher what the next lesson needs. This free self-assessment card generator makes A4 cards to cut out, with shared dashed cutting lines, for early years, elementary and middle school: traffic light cards, a smiley face scale, exit tickets, a learning target ladder and "I can" checklists with your own statements.
Student worksheet Each pupil has a set of three cards and shows the one that says how it is going: green, I understand; amber, I'm not sure; red, I need help. The circles carry a texture and the colour's name, so they still read when printed in black and white.
Three faces in early years and five from grade 1, drawn in outline for pupils to circle or colour in. From grade 1 the card adds the activity and a "why?" line to explain the choice.
The last five minutes of a lesson: a rating from 1 to 5 and a sentence, what I learned and what I still wonder, or the 3-2-1. Reading them takes two minutes and shows what needs teaching again.
Write the learning target at the top and pupils mark which rung they are on before and after the lesson, from "not yet" to "I can explain it to a friend".
Type the unit's I can statements, one per line, and each one prints with three boxes to rate with faces, traffic lights or words. Leave the list empty for blank rows to copy from the board.
Listening, doing my part, sharing ideas, helping and trying my best: one card for each member of the group at the end of a project, with a goal for next time.
Printable class lists and teacher records: monthly attendance on the real calendar, gradebook with an average column, observation checklists and reading trackers, with editable columns and student names.
Award certificates with each student's name from your class list: end of year, graduation, effort, reading challenge, kindness or participation, with editable wording and a style for each age.
Editable weekly timetables (subjects, times, breaks and days) to put up in class, blank for pupils or visual with frames for picture symbols, and weekly and daily lesson planner sheets for the teacher.