Place your text box/image inside the FIRST box on your page.
Alternatively, you could insert a separate text box (I screenshotted Teach Starter’s assessment resource and dropped in the JPG files). Open your template in your editing program (I used Microsoft Word).Ĭhoose what you would like on each sticky note and ensure they are in a JPG file, so you can drag and drop.
Print out one copy of your sticky note template on any type of A4 paper. You can thank me later because this was the hardest part! This has been developed for the most common sized sticky note a 3 x 3 inch. So, I bet you’re now all wondering how I did this! Firstly, to help you all out, I have supplied you with a template I used. They are aimed at getting an idea as to how much effort they put into a lesson, how confident they are in understanding the work they have completed and finally how they felt overall about a certain task. With the help of Teach Starter’s, Learning Scale and Self-Assessment Checklist resource, I created 3 different checklists for my students. With a little bit of trial and error (I’m not going to lie), I created a template and an easy solution to printing on sticky notes. This includes collecting information on my students and making sure they feel comfortable with the pace we are learning at and the overall lesson. If you’re like me, you want the easiest and most stress-free way to get something done! So, how about getting some of your assessment out of the way with just a single sticky note?Īs I’m currently a fourth-year student teacher, I want to make the most of every placement block. Thanks to for providing us with this amazing step by step guide!
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