Our Best Selling Assessments
We at Kindergarten Kiosk believe strongly in informing all instruction with solid data. We began developing our time-honored, best-selling assessments just for that reason! Our assessment documents serve as organizational tools for gathering information about the language arts and math strengths and weaknesses of our students. These documents allow teachers and parents alike to more easily determine the focus of instruction, and strategic targeted interventions.
The assessments available serve the students where our expertise lies —- Preschool, Kindergarten Pre-screener, Kindergarten, and Intervention grades 1-3 *First Grade ESGI Version only.
If using the paper version, one assessment form should be copied for each student and placed in a folder or binder that can be easily stored and grabbed quickly. These documents are organized for you! Due to the necessity of assessing students at regular intervals during the school year, the documents provides a space to record information for different assessment periods, and even provide benchmark suggestions! The forms are varied to fit your school year, choose the style that fits your needs!
Student testing copies are provided for convenience and also included are examples of a checklist and report card.
YES these assessments are all available on ESGI as a digital option. If digital is for you, take advantage of their 60 day trial and use KIOSK as your promo to save $60 on your first year. Our tests are easy to find on ESGI, just put Kathy Crane in the search and fill your assessment tabs. We do recommend having a paper copy to guide you. It is MUCH easier to get your going.
Assessment for your Preschool Age Students
Keep your preschool children on track by using these easy to use informative assessments.
These assessments are evaluative. You can track the progress of skills on students from beginning to end.
This tool will provide teachers and parents with critical information about a child’s academic development and growth. Understanding of progress will allow teachers and parents with academic strengths and challenges toward mastery learning.
The assessments are linked to Core Standards for your convenience.
Assessments to Pre-Screen Incoming Kindergartners
Screen your incoming kindergartners with confidence! The pre-screener assessment includes everything you need on one easy to use, double-sided sheet.
Included is a suggested scoring rubric to help with class placement and interventions.
** Find out how we like to use of pre-screener as part of our Kindergarten Roundup.
The time for the 5 year-old roundup for kindergarten! Read more HERE!
Assessment for your Kindergarten Age Students
Organizing assessments can be a daunting task. This assessment package is here to help save you valuable time. The document serves as an organizational tool for gathering information about language arts and math strengths and weaknesses of kindergarten students. This resource will help you learn more about your students and help you determine the focus of your instruction.
Each assessment is clearly written and easy to administer. Due to the necessity of assessing students at regular intervals during the school year, the document provides a space to record information for different assessment periods. The first assessment is in the trimester format (with benchmarks provided). Following this assessment is one that is generalized, to fit the format of varying school years.
The next pages of this assessment packet are student copies and examples of a checklist or report card that you may wish to use when reporting to parents.
A sample checklist and report card, based on the assessments, are also included for your convenience.
Looking for a basic reading assessment linked to reading research that is not based on the Common Core? We have you covered with this easy to use assessment and reading checklist.
Assessment for your Struggling Readers
Do you have readers grades 1-3 that are reading below benchmark and are in need of additional help? The first, and most important step in helping these students is in gathering the necessary data you will need in order to pinpoint areas of strength and difficulty; important data needed to determine how to move forward in your instruction. Our intervention assessments serve as an organizational tool for gathering information about language arts strengths and weaknesses. I know that sometimes it can be difficult to collect all of the necessary information in one place, and so I’ve created these ready to go assessments. This resource will help you learn more about your students and determine the focus of your targeted instruction during both classroom and intervention times.
These research-based and field-tested assessments will determine your student’s skill levels in the following areas: Blending and Segmenting, Phoneme Manipulation, CVC Words, CVCe Words, Blends, Digraphs, Vowel Digraphs, Trigraphs, Core Vowel Patterns for a e i o u, inflectional mixed endings, inconsistent spellings, prefixes, suffixes, contractions, closed multisyllabic words, Open Multisyllabic Words, and Spelling skills. *Sight Word Assessments using your own list should also be used.
Due to the frequency of assessing students at regular intervals throughout the school year, this assessment document provides a space to record information for different testing periods. Four spaces have been provided to fit semester or trimester testing.
An of course the forms to report progress are available!
