Get Primary Interest-a-lyzer. The Schoolwide Enrichment Model, 3rd Ed.

Filling out the Primary Interest-A-Lyzer is an essential step in understanding the interests and preferences of students in grades K-3. This guide provides a clear and detailed overview of how to effectively complete the form online.

Follow the steps to fill out the Primary Interest-A-Lyzer.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Primary Interest-A-Lyzer and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the student's name and age in the designated fields at the top of the form.
3. Fill in the teacher's name and the date in the appropriate sections to correctly document who is facilitating the interest assessment.
4. Proceed to answer the questions regarding reading preferences, such as the types of books the student likes and their favorite book. This section allows the student to express their literary interests.
5. In the section asking about clubs or teams, encourage the student to provide details about their memberships. This will help identify their social and collaborative interests.
6. Explore historical interests by asking the student about their time-travel destination. This imaginative question can reveal curiosity about history.
7. Encourage the student to think creatively when writing about what their next book would be and its title, which can provide insight into their storytelling abilities.
8. Gather information on their favorite television shows. This can assist in understanding their entertainment preferences.
9. Record details about any pets they have or would like to have, fostering connection to personal experiences and preferences.
10. Encourage the student to reflect on their favorite games and any unique games they have invented, which can highlight their creativity.
11. Continue filling out the section where the student selects field trip preferences. They should check off three ideas and provide any additional suggestions they may have.
12. In the section on moving to the moon, prompt the student to think about what items they would take, looking at their values and priorities.
13. Ask about any collections, journals, or other creative expressions the student engages in, as this helps to foster their unique interests.
14. In the craft and music sections, prompt the student to list activities they enjoy and any instruments they play, which can showcase their artistic side.
15. Complete the final sections where the student checks activities they like and would like to try. Use this opportunity to explore their broader interests.
16. Lastly, provide a space for the student to draw or mention any special interests not previously covered.
17. Once all sections are completed, review the form for accuracy, then save your changes. You may also download, print, or share the form as needed.

Get started today, and ensure to complete your Primary Interest-A-Lyzer online!