Student Surveys and Interest Inventories

Description

Get your TEACH on with these Get to Know You Surveys for all subjects! These are the best because they include surveys for all subjects. I’ve included interest inventories and self-perception surveys for elementary.

You will be surprised by what you learn about your class! These are beneficial to keep for learning about your students’ interests and confidence level.

This resource includes:

• How to use
• Interest Inventory with Primary Lines
• Interest Inventory Wide Ruled
• Math Surveys
• Reading Surveys
• Social Studies Surveys
• STEM Surveys
• STEAM Surveys
• Writing Surveys
• Math Self-Perception Survey
• Reader’s Self-Perception Survey
• Social Studies Self-Perception Survey
• STEM Self-Perception Survey
• STEAM Self-Perception Survey
• Writing Self-Perception Survey

What’s the difference between the survey and the self-perception survey?

The surveys are used to determine which activities may work best for your class, and they will help you learn how your students feel about approaching that subject. This is helpful for learning which students may need extra motivation.

The self-perception surveys will help you understand how your students’ mindset when learning that particular subject. You will learn their confidence level and their limiting beliefs. This information is helpful for learning which students need more encouragement.

Each survey includes differentiated options like:

• Color the emoji that matches your feeling.
• Draw a face that shows your feelings.
• Rate the statement on the scale.

The self-perception surveys include:

• Color the stoplight that best matches your opinion.
• I wish my teacher knew… writing prompt.

Interest inventory includes:

• 14 short questions
• 5 long answer questions
• Primary or wide-ruled options

When you give these surveys throughout the year, you will notice how you’ve encouraged and motivated your students. These are extremely helpful! We keep these in our student portfolios.