Assessment for 1st grade (page 5)
Assessment for 1st grade: 111 free pages to print, play or teach from. No sign-in.
- Science notebook rubricPrintable
A free science notebook rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8): dated entries, careful observations, labeled drawings, data in tables, evidence-backed claims.
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- Ecosystem project rubricPrintable
A free ecosystem project rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8): living and nonliving parts, a food chain or web, energy flow, adaptations, ecosystem changes.
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- Solar system project rubricPrintable
A free solar system project rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8): planets in order, accurate facts, size and distance, how planets move, and clear labels.
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- Notebook check rubricPrintable
A free notebook check rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8) that scores habits, not supplies: complete, dated, in order, readable, corrected after feedback.
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- Homework rubricPrintable
A free homework rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8) scoring habits, not home resources: complete, honest effort, returned as agreed, fixed after feedback.
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- Peer review rubricPrintable
A free peer review rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8), written for students: read closely, name a strength, give a specific suggestion, and say it kindly.
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- Self-assessment rubricPrintable
A free student self-assessment rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8), in the student's voice: met the goal, how I worked, what I learned, my next step.
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- Drawing rubricPrintable
A free drawing rubric in three grade bands (K–2, 3–5, 6–8) for art class: line and shape, observation, shading, composition, and effort and growth across drafts.
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- How many levels should a rubric have?Page
Three levels for K–2 and four for grades 3–8 suit most classroom work. Why an even number helps, and when five is too many.
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- What is the difference between a single-point rubric and an analytic rubric?Page
An analytic rubric describes every level of every criterion; a single-point rubric describes only what meeting the goal looks like. When to use each.
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- How do I turn a rubric score into a percentage grade?Page
Dividing rubric points by the total can turn "approaching" into a failing grade. What the arithmetic does, and a fairer way to convert.
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- Can I make one part of a rubric count more than the others?Page
Weighting a rubric criterion so content counts more than neatness: how it works, and how to show students which parts count double.
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- Should a kindergarten rubric have points?Page
Why rubrics for kindergarten to 2nd grade often work better without points, and what to use instead: three short levels and an "I can" checklist.
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- How do I get a rubric into Google Docs or Word?Page
Copy a rubric as a real table, with borders, and paste it into Google Docs, Word or a spreadsheet to edit it there.
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- What do I do with exit tickets once I collect them?Page
Sort exit tickets into three piles in two minutes, and use the piles to plan tomorrow's warm-up and small groups.
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