Grade Check and Goal Setting for Seventh Graders
A short, fillable self-reflection worksheet in which 7th graders log into PowerSchool, record current grades and missing assignments across all their classes, then set and plan a weekly goal. It builds data-reading, self-monitoring, and goal-planning skills, and closes with reflective prompts about barriers to success and the strategies that are already working.
“simple goal setting questions. Kids need to record current grades fore els, math, science, Social Studies, wellness, PE, Tech, Art, Band, Chorus, Spanish. Ask about missed assignments and have kids log inot powerschool to identify grades and missed assignments. Set a goal for this week. List how you will achieve it. What is getting in the way of you doing well? IF you are doing well, what is the good stuff you are doing?”
Teacher Guide & Tips
- Use as a 20-30 minute advisory or homeroom activity at the start of the week, with students logging into PowerSchool on their own devices or with your guidance.
- Discussion question: What is one class where your grade surprised you, and what do you think caused that difference?
- Scaffold for struggling readers: Pre-fill the class names in the table and walk through the key on the PowerSchool screen (grade square, Missing, blank or --) together before students begin.
- Extension for advanced students: Ask them to calculate how many points or assignments they would need to raise a grade to their target, then write a specific plan for the next two weeks.
- Plan to revisit the goal at the start of next week so students can check progress and adjust their plan.
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Teachers use Diffit to get quality materials for their unique classrooms. Adjust difficulty, add scaffolds, or change the topic to get started.
Try Diffit for free“simple goal setting questions. Kids need to record current grades fore els, math, science, Social Studies, wellness, PE, Tech, Art, Band, Chorus, Spanish. Ask about missed assignments and have kids log inot powerschool to identify grades and missed assignments. Set a goal for this week. List how you will achieve it. What is getting in the way of you doing well? IF you are doing well, what is the good stuff you are doing?”
Teacher Guide & Tips
- Use as a 20-30 minute advisory or homeroom activity at the start of the week, with students logging into PowerSchool on their own devices or with your guidance.
- Discussion question: What is one class where your grade surprised you, and what do you think caused that difference?
- Scaffold for struggling readers: Pre-fill the class names in the table and walk through the key on the PowerSchool screen (grade square, Missing, blank or --) together before students begin.
- Extension for advanced students: Ask them to calculate how many points or assignments they would need to raise a grade to their target, then write a specific plan for the next two weeks.
- Plan to revisit the goal at the start of next week so students can check progress and adjust their plan.
Grade Check and Goal Setting for Seventh Graders
A short, fillable self-reflection worksheet in which 7th graders log into PowerSchool, record current grades and missing assignments across all their classes, then set and plan a weekly goal. It builds data-reading, self-monitoring, and goal-planning skills, and closes with reflective prompts about barriers to success and the strategies that are already working.
What is Diffit?
Teachers use Diffit to get quality materials for their unique classrooms. Adjust difficulty, add scaffolds, or change the topic to get started.
Try Diffit for free