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The Depth Menu | Free Differentiation Tool for Teachers
Help teachers increase rigor and depth without adding more assignments. The Depth Menu is a free instructional planning tool that gives educators six practical ways to deepen student thinking within the same lesson or task. Instead of assigning extra work, teachers can use this menu to prompt stronger reasoning, richer discussion, deeper connections, and more meaningful learning experiences. Perfect for gifted learners, advanced students, early finishers, and any classroom where deeper thinking
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Types of Inquiry Poster | Scaffolded Approach Poster
"Inquiry is a scaffolded approach to learning in the classroom, one that gradually increases student agency over learning whilst providing learners with the necessary skills, knowledge, and understanding to be successful in their inquiry." - Dive into Inquiry This is a poster that can be easily printed and posted in your classroom or shared with students online.
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Celebrating Your Students and Staff/Ice Breakers
This activity allows you to get to know your students/staff and celebrate the variety of skills and talents they bring to the group. Everyone appreciates being recognized, but often there is little time or those who are too shy to come forward on their own initiative. This can serve to increase student self-efficacy, engagement, motivation, and as an introduction to forming valuable relationships with students and staff.
Sandra F. Matson
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Classroom Management (CHAMPS) Floral Theme
This resource is a set of ready to print colorful posters for your bulletin boards or for display in student work centers. This resource mainly contains the popular classroom management system C.H.A.M.P.S. However it also contains two other methods like the voice levels and levels of understanding that I created for my secondary level courses. C.H.A.M.P.S is a system that helps your classroom better manage its own behavior according to your expectations. Teach is the beginning of the year, refe
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Mental Health Awareness flyer for students and staff
May is Mental Health Awareness month! Here are two flyers to place around your school buildings. One is geared towards students and one is geared towards staff members!
K - 5th
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Positive Feedback Phrases and Classroom Cheers List
I taped this to my podium and refer to it when I want to pump up my students and publicly praise them.
PreK - 12th
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Productive At-Home Learning: CALM FOCUS Priorities & Tips
The CALM FOCUS acronym is for people unaccustomed to educating youngsters at home. The acronym offers 9 priorities or goals each paired with practical insights to organize daily learning within a sustainable context at home. Please share freely with parents, educators, and others seeking a few pro tips for teaching in unexpected and/or home-based circumstances. First offered in response to the COVID-19 school closures, this one-page set of guidelines also can help during snow days or an individ
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For All Subjects, School Counseling
Teacher Appreciation Pencil Banner
Easily print and cut this cute pencil banner to thank those special teachers in your life. Make a cute banner with twine, ribbon, or string and you can decorate many things with this! Enjoy!
Classroom Community
Weekly Instructional Schedule for Virtual Teaching Template
Here is a template for a virtual teaching schedule. It is convenient and easy. There is also a space for you to post the links to your online sessions when collaborating.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Repetitions! Practice Make Permanent Poster
Deb Glaser: "It is impossible to overestimate the value of practice when developing or reinforcing a skill. It is baffling to me how many times we teach a skill and then move right on to teaching another skill before providing that critical, brain-necessary access to repetition that will create strong neural wiring for the information. I know that we all recognize the value of practicing a skill we are learning, whether learning how to ski, create a soufflé, or learn to speak a new language. The
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The Myth of Respect
This free poster features a quote excerpted from Richard Burnell’s TEDx Talk, The Illusion of Rudeness — The Myth of Respect, which explores how our expectations of “respect” can shape conflict, misinterpretation, and judgment in everyday interactions. This poster is well-suited for: Staff rooms or professional learning spaces Counseling offices or school psychology settings Social-emotional learning discussions Conflict resolution or restorative practice frameworks The quote invites reflect
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Time for Transitions
An ABCKaT instructional resource for classroom management that empowers teachers to implement effective classroom transitions. Strategies for meeting the needs of diverse learners from early childhood through high school. Engaging transitions that can be used "as is" or modified for your unique classroom.
PreK - 12th
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Bloom's Taxonomy Poster for Lesson Planning
I created this as a study guide during my college preparatory classes. It is the revised taxonomy complete with product examples as well as questioning stems. This is poster-sized Dimensions 24"x36". It might possibly be suitable for framing. You can definitely use this on an interactive whiteboard for presentations. It is recommended for printing to 11"x17". This file cannot be opened or edited by Microsoft Word or Powerpoint. It can be edited with any vector editing software. It was created in
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