Teacher Implementation Guide Instructional Templates
Encourage student creativity and communication with open-end Instructional Templates. Teachers can customize these templates before assigning to students to practice, apply, and demonstrate their learning. Instructional templates allow for easy differentiation as students choose how to complete them.
Best Practices
Customize for your classroom. Choose a subject area and focus topic template. Add a specific number, vocabulary word, book, topic, strategy, or problem for students to engage with.
Foster student independence: Model how to complete new templates with the whole class or small group prior to assigning to students for independent work. Encourage students to use multiple tools to explain their thinking.
Build formative assessment routines. Customize and assign templates to support student reflection and demonstration of knowledge as daily checks for understanding, end of unit review, or center activities.
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