Printing Teacher Assessments

We have created assessments for our KK and 1st grade students. The test requires the teachers to read it to students. When the test is printed, it is a student version without the information needed for the teachers to read to the students. How can the teachers receive a copy of the test with all of the directions without having to read the test from the computer?

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jireland4224

If you are looking to share a copy of the assessment with the teachers, then I would consider using resource pins and upload the version of the assessment with the directions and other reading aspects that you want teachers to use.

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