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MY SCHOOL ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 1

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 1, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name classroom objects:


book

chair

crayon

table

• Name a place at school:


classroom

• Understand and follow actions:


stand up

sit down

Count to three and recognize the


numerals
1 through 3.

Recognize and name the color red.

Recognize and draw a circle.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY SCHOOL ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 1

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MY BODY ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 2

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 2, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name parts of the body:


ears

eyes

mouth

nose

arms

feet

hands

legs

• Understand and follow actions:


clap

stomp

Count to four and recognize the


numerals 1 through 4

Recognize and name the color blue.

Recognize and draw a square.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY BODY ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 2

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MY CLOTHES ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 3

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 3, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name items of clothing:


raincoat

shorts

sweater

T-shirt

boots

pants

shoes

• Understand and follow actions:


take off

put on

Count to five and recognize the


numerals 1 through 5.

Recognize and name the color


yellow.

Recognize and draw a triangle.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY CLOTHES ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 3

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MY TOYS ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 4

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 4, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name toys:
ball

car

doll

game

teddy bear

train

• Understand and follow the action:


riding

Count to six and recognize the


numerals 1 through 6.

Recognize and name the color


orange.

Recognize and name a rectangle.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY TOYS ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 4

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MY FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 5

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 5, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name family members:


brother

daddy

mommy

sister

• Name rooms of the house:


bedroom

kitchen

living room

• Understand and follow actions:


cook

sleep

wash

Count to seven and recognize the


numerals 1 through 7.

Recognize and name the color green.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 5

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MY PETS ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 6

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 6, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name pets:
cat

dog

mouse

birds

fish

snakes

turtles

• Understand and follow actions:


jump

bend

fly

Count to eight and recognize the


numerals 1 through 8.
Recognize and name the color
brown.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY PETS ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 6

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MY FOOD ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 7

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 7, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name items of food:


apples

bananas

grapes

pears

beets

carrots

tomatoes

• Understand and follow actions:


eat

mix

slice

Count to nine and recognize the


numerals 1 through 9.

Recognize and name the color


purple.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY FOOD ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 7

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MY TOWN ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 8

Child’s name:

Grade and group:

Can do with
At the end of Unit 8, the child can … Still learning Next steps
confidence

• Name people who help us:

firefighter

police officer

teacher

• Name places in town:

police station

fire station

school

• Understand and follow actions:


close

open

Count to ten and recognize the


numerals 1 through 10.

Additional comments:

Teacher’s name: Date:

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MY TOWN ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 8

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TEACHER’S NOTES ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

Before applying the assessments, gather the following items:


✓ a copy of the assessment for each child
✓ a box of crayons in a variety of colors
✓ a pencil, an eraser, and a pen
✓ a list of the children to be assessed

While completing the assessments, follow these steps:


• Separate the children into small groups.
• Provide the children with safe activities, such as playing with playdough or plastic blocks.
• Play the instrumental version of the Bebop Storysong from the unit you are assessing.
• Sit at a table or desk with an extra chair for the child that is being assessed.
• Invite the first child on the list to sit next to you at the table or desk.
• Ask the child to complete the following tasks, according to the unit being assessed.

Assessment and Development 1


• Point to and name the classroom objects and place at school.
• Take a red crayon and color the book.
• Count the crayons and circle the correct number.
• Find the circle and draw around it with the red crayon.
• Stand up and sit down.

Assessment and Development 2


• Point to and name the parts of the body on self and in the picture.
• Take a blue crayon and color the hands.
• Take a red crayon and color the feet.
• Find the squares and draw around one with the blue crayon.
• Count the squares and circle the correct number.
• Clap hands and stomp feet.

Assessment and Development 3


• Point to and name the items of clothing.
• Take a yellow crayon and color the T-shirt.
• Take a red crayon and color the sweater.
• Take a blue crayon and color the shorts.
• Find the triangles and draw around one with the yellow crayon.
• Count the triangles and circle the correct number.
• Take off and put on sweater or shoes.

Assessment and Development 4


• Point to and name the toys.
• Take an orange crayon and color the ball.
• Take a yellow crayon and color the doll.
• Take a blue crayon and color the car.
• Find the rectangles that form the train and circle them with the orange crayon.
• Count the rectangles that form the train and circle the correct number.
• Pretend to be riding in a car.

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TEACHER’S NOTES ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

Assessment and Development 5


• Point to and name the family members and the rooms in a house.
• Take a blue crayon and circle the daddy.
• Take a yellow crayon and circle the mommy.
• Take an orange crayon and circle the kitchen.
• Take a green crayon and circle the living room.
• Count the trees and circle the correct number.
• Pretend to cook, sleep, and wash.

Assessment and Development 6


• Point to and name the pets.
• Take a brown crayon and circle the dog.
• Take a yellow crayon and circle the cat.
• Take a green crayon and circle the mouse.
• Find all the fish and circle them with an orange crayon.
• Count the fish and circle the correct number.
• Jump, bend, and pretend to fly.

Assessment and Development 7


• Point to and name the food.
• Take a green crayon and circle the pears.
• Take an orange crayon and circle the carrots.
• Take a purple crayon and circle the grapes.
• Find all the tomatoes and color them with a red crayon.
• Count the tomatoes and circle the correct number.
• Pretend to eat, mix, and slice.

Assessment and Development 8


• Point to and name the community helpers and the places in town.
• Connect the pictures using different colors.
• Find the squares and circle them with a purple crayon.
• Count the squares and circle the correct number.
• Close and open eyes.

• While the child is doing the activities and following the instructions that you are giving, fill in the
assessment chart by putting a check mark (✓) in the box that reflects the child’s ability in each skill.

After assessing each child, complete the following tasks:


• Congratulate the child’s effort.
• Put a stamp or sticker on the copy of the assessment to encourage the child’s progress.
• Add suggestions for practicing or developing a skill in the “Next steps” column.
• Keep the assessment in a portfolio as evidence of the child’s progress in each unit and to refer to when
planning lessons.

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