Tracking Student Data in my First Grade Classroom

By LAURIN BRAINARD Updated Oct. 17, 2023

Displaying data is a requirement at my school site. Since I have a superhero theme in my classroom this year, I created a cityscape where students fly up buildings as they meet their goals. This is all the rage among my students this year because they have their own superhero that will soar as they meet their goals!

I currently have buildings to display data for Lexia, sight words, and fluency scores. I love to see the motivation in my students as they work to meet their goals. Each student has their own superhero that I pinned on the wall with a thumb tack. It is so easy to modify their levels since all I have to do is move a pin!

Make Your Own Superhero Data Wall

To create the buildings, I began by cutting out rectangular strips of black construction paper and stapling to my dark blue wall. For the windows, I printed levels on yellow Astrobrights paper and laminated to help it stay strong all year. I also typed out building “signs” to show the data we are tracking. Then, I added my student names to a superhero that is carrying a banner. Just add thumb tacks and you are ready to go!

You can download my flying superheroes using this form:

If you are looking for additional Superhero Classroom Decor, you can grab everything you need in my Superhero Decor Pack!

You can see a peek inside my entire Superhero Classroom in this post.

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Written on October 28th, 2017 by Laurin Brainard