Class records
See what your class has practised
A curriculum map and a record of what each student was given, both read from the sets you have already made.
Who it is for
Classroom teachers
Before report cards, see which expectations have had practice and which are still ahead.
Learning Support Teachers
When you meet with the classroom teacher, the page shows what each student's sheets applied, and when.
A record that keeps itself
Class records are read from the sets you have already made. There is nothing extra to fill in.
A curriculum map
Strand by strand, see which expectations your class has practised with Sideroad, and tick the ones you have taught. A student working at another grade gets a map of their own.
Coverage, not marks
The map shows what was practised and what was taught. It says nothing about how any student did.
What each student was given
One page for each student lists what every sheet applied and the day it was printed. Supports that do not show on paper get a box to tick by hand.
Your own record
It is the teacher's own record, by code or nickname, kept on your device. It is not an official school board or Ministry document and it does not replace the IEP.
What you can print
The map on one page
Every strand, what was practised and when, with a box beside each expectation for taught.
One student's record
The sheets this student was given in the dates you choose, with room for notes and your signature.
The whole class, one line each
A summary of every profile for the same dates.
Also in Sideroad
Sheets
Pick one expectation. Get the class sheet, the version each student needs, and one answer key.
Projects and practice
A Think Book, fact practice pages and cursive practice, each with a version for every student profile.
Cursive practice
Handwriting taught in order: strokes, letter families, joins, then words and sentences, on ruled lines.
Supply teacher pack
Get a day ready before you are away: a cover page, the sheets in order, the answer keys and a spare page.
Library
Sets you made, kept on your device and ready to reopen, print or copy with new numbers.
Classroom
A seating chart you can shuffle with rules, and a jobs chart that takes turns fairly.