Progress trackers worksheets
Printable progress trackers for second grade: every sheet in each subject in teaching order, with bubbles to check or date each time it's practiced and a notes line, plus a daily tracker for any subject.
The worksheets
Math Progress Tracker
Every math sheet for second grade, grouped by topic in teaching order, with the sheet number, eight bubbles to check or date each time it's practiced, and a notes line.
Reading Progress Tracker
Every reading sheet for second grade, grouped by topic in teaching order, with the sheet number, eight bubbles to check or date each time it's practiced, and a notes line.
Writing Progress Tracker
Every writing sheet for second grade, grouped by topic in teaching order, with the sheet number, eight bubbles to check or date each time it's practiced, and a notes line.
Speech & Language Progress Tracker
Every speech and language sheet for second grade, grouped by topic in teaching order, with the sheet number, eight bubbles to check or date each time it's practiced, and a notes line.
Daily Tracker
A printable one-day homeschool tracker with ten rows, each with the subject, sheet number, notes and Got it, Almost and More practice circles to fill in, plus note lines for other subjects and activities.
Print the whole packet
One copy of every page above, in order. Tap + for more copies (up to 10).
For the parent or teacher
What it is
These pages help you keep track of what's been practiced. Each subject's Progress Tracker lists every sheet under its topic, in the same order as the site, with eight bubbles to check or write a date in each time the sheet is practiced, and a line for a short note. Because many children do the same sheet several times before moving on, there's room for every practice, not just one. The Daily Tracker is a printable one-day homeschool log. Each of its ten rows has space for the subject, sheet number and a short note, plus Got it, Almost and More practice circles to fill in for how it went. Lines at the bottom hold anything else from the day. The Progress Trackers are made from the site's topic list, so they include new topics as they're added.
What comes next
Use the Weekly Lesson Planner to plan which topics and sheets come next, and the Year at a Glance to see the whole year on one page.
How to teach it
- Print a Progress Tracker for each subject at the start of the year and keep it in the front of that subject's binder or portfolio section.
- Check a bubble or write the date right after a sheet is done, while it's fresh.
- Use the notes line for what you noticed, like "used fingers to count" or "ready for the next sheet."
- Use the Daily Tracker on busy days, or when you want a record of everything done that day in one place.
- Use the sheet numbers to find and reprint a sheet with the search box.
Common mistakes
- Moving on just because a sheet is finished once. Repeat it until it feels easy.
- Waiting until the end of the week to fill it in. A quick mark each day is easier to keep up with.
- Skipping the charts. The See it all charts are good to review before starting a new topic.