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Free Report Card Comments

250+ ready-to-use report card comments by grade band and subject. Copy them as-is, customize with your student's name, or use AI to generate unlimited personalized versions.

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Kindergarten through 2nd Grade

Grade K–2 report card comments by subject

MathGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsELA / ReadingGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsScienceGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsSocial StudiesGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsArtGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsMusicGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsPEGrade K–2 · 20+ commentsWork HabitsGrade K–2 · 20+ comments

3rd through 5th Grade

Grade 3–5 report card comments by subject

MathGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsELA / ReadingGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsScienceGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsSocial StudiesGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsArtGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsMusicGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsPEGrade 3–5 · 20+ commentsWork HabitsGrade 3–5 · 20+ comments

6th through 8th Grade

Grade 6–8 report card comments by subject

MathGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsELA / ReadingGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsScienceGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsSocial StudiesGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsArtGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsMusicGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsPEGrade 6–8 · 20+ commentsWork HabitsGrade 6–8 · 20+ comments

Tips for Writing Report Card Comments

  • Replace [Student] with the student's name or use their pronouns.
  • Lead with a strength, then address a growth area, then give a specific next step.
  • Avoid vague phrases like "tries hard" — be specific about observable behaviors.
  • Keep it to 2-4 sentences per comment for readability.
  • Reference specific skills or standards when possible.