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Comments on a report card: examples and templates

By ReportRemarks Team·Updated 2026-01-10

If you need comments on a report card quickly, start with a few strong examples and a simple structure you can reuse. The sections below give you copy-ready lines and flexible templates.

Example comments you can adapt

  • Shows steady progress in key skills and participates actively in class.
  • Applies strategies well and explains thinking clearly.
  • Completes assignments on time and demonstrates responsibility.
  • Writes with clear organization and adds supporting details.
  • Needs to slow down to improve accuracy on multi-step tasks.
  • Would benefit from reviewing work before submitting.
  • Works well with peers and contributes positive ideas.
  • Is encouraged to ask for clarification when directions are unclear.
  • Uses feedback to revise and improve work quality.
  • Is building confidence and should continue practicing daily.

Tips for tone and clarity

  • Use short, specific sentences.
  • Balance a strength with one growth area.
  • End with a next step the student can practice.

Copy-ready templates

  • [Student] shows strength in [skill] and is ready to extend learning by [next step].
  • [Student] is improving in [area] and will benefit from [practice].
  • [Student] demonstrates [positive habit] and should focus on [growth area].
  • [Student] contributes positively to [setting] and is encouraged to [action].

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