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Conferring with your students for reading and writing just got a little easier!

Looking for a quick way to help manage your Reading and Writing Conferences with your students?

Look no further!

I will admit, I LOVE doing individual conferences with my kiddos for reading and writing!

I will also admit, that sometimes I am at a loss for what to say, or what to teach next.

I needed a way to help me focus!

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

So, I created these Reading/ Writing Conference Labels, Forms, and Rubrics.

They help keep me focused on what I am looking for, plus give me space to take a note or two.

When I sit down to plan who I am going to conference with, I choose the labels that I want to use, write their names, stick them on my clipboard and go!

I can grab a whole sheet or a few different ones.

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

Then, when I am done with conferring for the day, I can add the labels to my conferring notebook…

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

the kiddo’s notebook…

or, send it home (perfect if you have daily agendas!)

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

Yes, I have a favorite label! Use the fluency label to turn any passage into a fluency tracker!

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

Stick a label right on your student’s work to let them know how they did!

Managing reading and writing conferences with Reading and Writing Conference forms and labels.

Or, before you make copies stick on a rubric label, and make copies! Let your students fill out their own!

To make these even more helpful and versatile, all of the forms, labels, and rubrics come in editable form (in PowerPoint)! Here are links to the labels that I use (these are both affiliate links to Amazon).

The labels come in 2 sizes:

Want to know more? Click HERE to check out this quick video about this handy product!

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Looking for a way to track your students writing progress during writers workshop? Check out this post with tips for using writing conference forms, checklist labels, and rubrics to help a teacher keep track of your students during small groups and Work on Writing! This conferring product also has goal setting labels, checklists, and sheets for you to keep track of your students progress. Keep your writing conferences focused and useful! Great way to collect writing data as well!

Thanks so much for stopping by! If you have any suggestions for new labels I would love to hear about them! Leave me a comment below! Or drop me a note in the Question and Answer section of my Tpt Store HERE!

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