Quick Review Pages are printable worksheets for elementary students covering language arts, math, calendar skills, and personal information at multiple difficulty levels. Teachers can laminate them for dry-erase reuse, add them to student binders, or use answer copies for self-teaching without direct instruction.
This is a product preview of my Quick Review Pages. These look super simple, but I have been using them nonstop. I've been sharing them with teachers nonstop, and they're such a great solution to a problem I think we all have, and that's having a lot of independent work for our kids to do, and we want them to be doing independent work that's meaningful, but also not too hard or too easy. So these are great because they take a decent amount of time. You can't just fly through them, so they're not gonna be done in 2 seconds. And they're also things all of our kids need to practice. So spelling the days of the week right, writing their address, writing their hair color, writing their teachers' names. So things that extra review is only gonna be beneficial and that there's all these different levels of them. So there's 10 pages included, there's 3 different language arts, 2 math, a personal info, I'll scroll through these again, basic skills and calendar, 3 different personal info ones. So you can pick and choose which versions you want. One of my favorite things to do with this, and I shared this on the blog last year when I kind of when I originally started using these is setting these up in kids' binders and then making an anchor chart or even just printing an extra copy and writing in the correct answers so students are just copying it. So maybe they don't know how to write all of these number words yet, but you've written it in so then they're just copying. And guess what? In a few months when you pull that anchor chart away, they're gonna know how to spell all of those words on their own and you've done no teaching. They've taught that, they've learned that on their own. So it's this kind of awesome way to scaffold towards new skills without having to directly teach them. And again, just all concepts that we need extra practice on. So I hope you enjoy these, and if you have any questions— also, ooh, sorry, forgot, I love laminating these or putting them in page protectors. So they're super, super fast. Like, talk about no prep, no Velcro, no anything. Print, laminate, throw in a page protector, have them do it with a dry erase marker every day. Like, couldn't ask for anything better. So yeah, thanks, and if you have any questions, let me know at theautismhelper.com.
