Ways to use it
- Tracking a theme's vocabulary over the term
- The assessment at the start and end of therapy, in speech therapy
- A record for the progress file or the meeting with parents
Vocabulary assessment grid, to print
One table per child: the words of the list, their pictures, and three columns, « I point », « I name », « I say a sentence », each with its date. Understanding, saying, then using: every month, you see where each word stands. At the bottom, « Words to work on again » prepares what comes next.
Create an assessment grid
Free, no account needed. Opens in your browser.
In 3 steps
- Add the words to assess: those of the theme or of the term.
- Choose the columns, point and name, or all three with the sentence, with or without the pictures.
- Print one grid per child: the name goes at the top.
What you can set
- Two or three columns: I point, I name, I say a sentence
- Pictures shown or words only
- Handwriting of your choice, the child's name on the label at the top of the grid
- On screen: the pictures one by one, the child names them, the word appears on a click
Frequently asked questions
One grid per child?
Yes, print as many as there are children: the name goes at the top if you turn it on. Each column has its date, so the same grid follows the month.
Further reading
Lexikit and the curriculum
Lexikit’s resources follow the French nursery school curriculum and the Eduscol guides: words that are taught, organised, reviewed and used again.
With the same words
Picture dictationRows of pictures: the adult says a word, the child circles the picture. With the page of the words to say.
Words to review at homeA page to take home: picture and word, with an “I know it” box to tick.
Picture dictionary to bindA real picture dictionary to bind: the cover, a chapter per category, six pictures and their words per page, in colour or to colour in.
Your turn
Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource. All that is left is to print or to play. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.
Create an assessment grid