Student Goals
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New Year Goals, Help your students set S.M.A.R.T. goals for the new year. Free download with thinking sheet and goals page.
This Goal Setting resource will explicitly teach students how to choose, set, and reflect on goals. It has all you need to help students develop their growth mindset as they set, plan, reflect on, and celebrate their SMART goals and achievements! DIGITAL ACTIVITIES (Google Slides) NOW ADDED! ⭐CLICK to PREVIEW RESOURCE⭐ ⭐ CLICK to PREVIEW VIDEO⭐ Total Pages: 25 (printable & digital) File Size: 2 MB
Helen Smith saved to Literacy
I came across a pin the other day about helping students set academic goals for themselves and I just loved the idea! Setting, working towards, and achieving goals is a powerful skill that will help students not only be successful now, but also in the future. This is learned skill they can benefit from for a
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Helping students set and reach goals is the key to a successful year. Let's take a look at a simple strategy and a freebie to get your class started.
Terra Lynne saved to b - Fabulous in First
Goal Setting coloring pages and printables. Great for home and school. Enjoy!
Kelli Butcher-Estes saved to data notebook
Description This freebie helps you help your students set goals and plan on reaching them. I created this for teachers at my school. We use them at conference time in grades K-6. Students set a goal and make a plan about how to reach that goal. Then they share their plan with their families during student led conferences. I also use my goal sheets during interventions when I have several choices for student practice. I have them make a plan and stick to it.
Brittney McElvaney saved to classroom vision board
I will remain on task The following goals are great goals for students to select to improve in the classroom: I will remember to put my hand up I will print/write neatly at all times I will finish my work on time I will share my ideas I will follow directions I will think before I ask I will start on time I will remain positive I will check my work I will use my indoor voice I will be responsible for my belongings I will respect the belongings of others I will listen carefully I will work…
Jennifer Allen saved to Goal Setting
