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Report card remarks that say something

Remarks grouped by what you actually want to tell the parent. Replace the blanks with the child’s own example so no two cards read the same.

Report card remarks that say somethingSchool: ______________________ Class: ______ Date: ____________

Doing well

  • ___ finishes class work on time and checks it before handing it in. Her work in ___ this term was among the best in the class.
  • ___ asks good questions in ___ and often helps classmates who are stuck.
  • ___ has kept up a steady standard all term. Reading more outside the textbook will take him further.

Improving

  • ___ has improved in ___ since the first periodic test, especially in ___. Keep up the daily practice at home.
  • ___ is more confident speaking in class than at the start of the year.
  • ___ now submits homework regularly. The next step is neater, more careful written work.

Needs support

  • ___ understands ___ in class but loses marks in written answers. 15 minutes of writing practice at home each day will help.
  • ___ has missed ___ days this term, and it shows in ___. Please help him catch up on the notes.
  • ___ is often distracted in class. We would like to meet you to plan this together.

Before you write

  • Name one subject or skill. “Good in studies” tells a parent nothing.
  • Give one thing to do at home, not a list.
  • Read it as the parent would. Would you want to hear it this way?

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