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Student Survey Set Beginning of the School Year Interest Learning Inventory
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This fun and inclusive student survey set for the beginning of the school year has interest learning inventory pages and more no-prep activities.
Description
This student survey interest set for back to school time has 5 unique printable pages.
Useful for elementary, middle school, high school, and students in special education.
This no-prep activity will have you ready for the first day or week of school and armed with valuable information about your students.
Discovering students’ interests and learning styles is crucial for effective teaching.
The Student Survey Set offers detailed insights into your students’ personalities and academic inclinations.
These surveys are wonderful tools for developing a personalized approach to instruction, fostering stronger teacher-student relationships, and creating a positive classroom environment where every student feels valued and understood.
Gain a deeper understanding of your students’ needs and aspirations with our Student Survey Set!
This Student Interest Survey Set includes
- Traditional Interest Survey (write out) (1 page)
- Student Survey Yes/No Grid (1 page)
- Fun Get to Know You Page (1 page)
- What You Like (2 pages)
- What You Don’t Like (2 pages)
This set was created for students in general and special education.
It includes comprehensive surveys designed to help you get to know your students better.
Want the bundle with beginning and end of school surveys? Click here!
The surveys cover a range of topics, including students’ favorite subjects, hobbies, learning styles, and goals for the school year.
By understanding your students’ interests and preferences, you can personalize your teaching approach and create a more engaging and effective learning environment.
And, it’s so much fun!
The “Traditional Survey” and “Yes/No Grid” are for all, and are especially useful for special education inclusion students at the elementary and middle school levels.
The “Fun Get to Know You page” not only looks great on bulletin boards but is widely flexible and age appropriate for second graders through high school (and even adults, too!).
The “What You Like” and “What You Don’t Like” pages are great for the little ones along with students with special needs.
Drawing, writing, and a combination of both makes this activity fun and accessible to all.
Download this fun resource for easy back to school activities with the student survey set.
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Ms Sarahs Room –
Great student interest surveys especially for the beg. of the school year!
Shelby E. –
This was a great resource to use to help get to know my students better at the beginning of the school year!
Allison R. –
My students enjoyed sharing things that they liked and that they did not like. Thank You!
Katie M. –
Perfect for working with my group of teen volunteers at the summer library program to get to know them!
A Bunch of Hullabaloo –
We used this document for our “Moving Day” and it was a valuable resource for teachers to gauge what style of learners their future students are.
heather strulovitch –
Did this at the beginning of the school year. Students enjoyed giving their feedback.
Holly Biessenberger –
Students enjoyed projects! They were engaged and particiapted
Karla S. –
My students enjoyed these activities as a way to share with the others in the classroom.
Pamela C. –
Excellent resource!
Victoria S. –
Loved doing this with my students
Katelyn E. –
I used this as a way for my students to introduce themselves to our student teacher. It was a hit!
Nannette Williams –
This was a great way to get to know my students better.
Athena B. –
Kids loved these and helped to get to know them
Tara G. –
Great resource!