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How do you write a remark for a nursery student?

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How do you write a remark for a nursery student?

(Child’s name) works well with others and is liked amongst his/her peers. He/She has been a joy to teach and always comes to class with a smile. (Child’s name) is incredibly creative and consistently impresses me with his/her (skills). (Child’s name) consistently excels in (behaviors) and has been really fun to teach.

How do you write a report card comment for kindergarten?

Here are tips for new teachers or veteran teachers to use when writing kindergarten report card comments:

  1. Always include a student name. This shows specific student progress.
  2. Start with a positive note.
  3. Put a positive spin on areas of weakness.
  4. Give parents insight and suggestions for practicing at home.

How many comments are in a Kindergarten report card?

Here are some of the topics and skills covered throughout these kindergarten report card comments: There are over 65 comments, as well as 25 paragraph-length comments to choose from. You can also mix and match the bulleted comments to best fit your students. Simply copy, paste, and insert a name.

What to say on a preschool report card?

As you review the preschool report card comments that follow, keep in mind that you can make most of them more negative or positive by simply inserting key qualifiers such as… Shows limitations with… ______ struggles to ( insert any skill ). ______ is progressing very well in… ______ is not progressing well in…

What should I write in my report card?

It’ll save you time and heartache! Read below for my full list of report card comment ideas: Use a few positive comments to show the strengths of the student and how they’ve improved recently. Comes to class every day ready and willing to learn. Has an inquisitive and engaged mind. Is excited to tackle her tasks every day.

How many comments should I put on my Report Card?

There are over 65 comments, as well as 25 paragraph-length comments to choose from. You can also mix and match the bulleted comments to best fit your students. Simply copy, paste, and insert a name.