I stumbled across a fantastic idea on pinterest the other day {here} from teaching blog addict. I have modified it as we don't write on loose paper very often, most of our writing is in our draft books. What I have done is made a template that I can laminate and stick to the back of their books, so they can see the targets that they need to work on.
{click here for a copy of the version to be anchored in their writing books} I have two on a page, trim off the excess and cut in half. Then I laminate each section. Then cellotape to the inside back cover of their writing book. (when the book is full, I can remove to the next new book)
Students can choose one or two goals for that day's piece of writing. I like that idea as it gives them ownership, motivation and focus to include that aspect in that days writing.
When they have finished their piece of writing they stick a copy of the template to the bottom of their writing. They can check to see if they have managed to include their goal before sharing with a buddy.
{click here for a copy of the versions to be stuck in their book each day} I cut them into strips, and have them already sitting in a container for them to grab when they have finished.
The buddy will read/look at the writing and if they think the goal has been included in the writing then they can initial it on the line below.
I will conference with the student, and when they have mastered that skill then I will sign on the original template (in vivid) and place a sticker on it saying they have achieved that goal.
It is still near the beginning of our school year. As they complete templates I will give them a new one that reflects the next learning step or next whole class focus with a new genre of writing. As the year progresses and their learning increases I will be adding goals like using adjectives, verbs, describing words etc.
What kind of things do you do to promote self/peer assessment in your class?
It looks fantastic! Glad to be of help :) That's why I love sharing ideas that I see!
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love this idea... can see this working in my room too! Good to give the kids a focus and keeping it inline with the success criteria. Thanks and keep smiling :)
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Hi Carolyn - great ideas and wonderful blog. I just found you and am your newest follower. I teach first grade in CA
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