Finishes Work Checklist Worksheet
Using this Finishes Work Checklist Worksheet, students use the checklist to review that their work is completed before turning it in.
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How to teach Finishing Work
Using this Finishes Work Checklist Worksheet, students use the checklist to review that their work is completed before turning it in.
Some of our students are new to turning in work. They don’t know what it means to complete a piece of work. This checklist will help our students to ensure that all of the necessary pieces have been completed before turning it in.
Students look over their work checking off each item on the checklist as they go. Then, students review what was not checked on and go back to revise work.
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Introduce this checklist by showing students a piece of unfinished work. Next, students discuss with a partner about what was done well and what could be improved upon. Students can share aloud different ideas with the class. Then, students use the finishes work checklist to help them make sure their work is completed. Finally, students share how the checklist helped make sure their work was done.
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