Editable Rubrics: Kid Friendly Sticky Note Rubrics for Writing and Presentations

Saturday, July 21, 2018

Friends, listen: stapling a rubric to every paper takes forever, and kids barely look at it. Editable sticky note rubrics fix both. You print the rubric right onto a sticky note, stick it on the work, and the grade and the goals sit right where students and parents will see them.

Kid friendly editable rubrics printed on sticky notes for grading writing

What is in it

  • A sticky note rubric template for top fed printers
  • 4 styles of kid friendly rubrics you can edit in Adobe
  • 7 pages, printable PDF

How to print on sticky notes

Type your criteria into the rubric, print the template on plain paper, stick a sticky note on each box, and run the page through your printer again. Keep a stack ready in your desk drawer for the next assignment. You can see all 4 styles in the Editable Rubrics preview on TPT.

Want to try sticky note grading first? Grab my free Kid Friendly Rubric and give it a test run.

How to use them

Use them for writing assignments, journals, presentations and projects. Build the rubric with your class first so students know the goal before they start. They fit 1st grade through 6th grade, and grading stays quick and consistent.

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.88 stars from 26 ratings.

"Love this! So easy to use! We created the rubrics as a class and the students loved the post its on their work!"

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Grading that sticks

Print a stack, stick one on, and give every student feedback they can actually read.

Get Editable Rubrics on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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