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Weekly Work Record Sheet, Elementary Level - Editable

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This tracking sheet makes it easy to keep detailed records of all the work your elementary level student does each week. See at a glance what subject areas have received a lot of attention vs. neglect. Fully editable. Some lines are missing in the thumbnail. The actual file looks better. This file is provided in Microsoft Excel for Macintosh and should transfer just fine to Microsoft Excel for PC. The weekly record sheet provides spaces to record work done in each of five major subject a

1st - 6th

For All Subjects

Google Digital Lesson Planner

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Classroom Resources by Miss Lally

Here is your all in one lesson planner. This is a great resource to help you work collaboratively with your team. You can even link all your worksheets and activities straight to your lesson plans! The best part is that this resource uses Google Sheets so you can access and edit your lesson plans from almost any device.

PreK - 12th

For All Subjects

Year 7 Mathematics Lesson on Place Value and Inequality Symbols

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Miss C Mathematics

A 60-minute lesson for students to learn and practice identifying and determining the place value of a number as a well as understanding what an inequality symbol is and how it works. This lesson in includes: Starter Questions (worksheet with solutions) + Challenge problem to extend students (worksheet with solutions)Powerpoint slides with examplesFun and interactive activity with no preprartion required at the end of the powerpoint slides to engage students on how to use and apply the inquality

5th - 8th

Other (Math)

3rd Grade Shades of Meaning: Task Cards & Vocabulary Worksheet

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Safsafi Teaching Resources

Do your students describe everything as "good," "bad," or "sad" – over and over again? Do they write "the water was cold" for ice, a refrigerator, and a winter morning – using the same word every time? Do they struggle to explain why "terrified" is stronger than "scared," or why "whisper" is weaker than "shout"? You're not alone. Shades of meaning is one of those grammar skills that seems simple – until students start writing. Third graders often choose the same weak words for everything, miss t

2nd - 4th

ELA Test Prep, Grammar, Phonics & Phonological Awareness