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Rate Your Learning
Students who learn to evaluate their own work become life-long learners. They begin to understand their own personal strengths and weaknesses and begin to see ways to become a self-advocate for optimum learning. Use these quick and easy forms to gauge the learning taking place in your classroom.
1st - 3rd
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Intervention for Discipline
I placed these in a file folder and the student was responsible for coming to see me at each time for there sticker reward. If they had no behavior marks they received a sticker. If they made it through the hole day they received a reward. If they made it each day that week there was also a weekly reward. I also have one set up as a football field for a boy. McKee
2nd - 4th
EDITABLE DATA SHEETS
These COMPLETELY EDITABLE data sheets make collecting and tracking data for your students easy, predictable and fast! Have one system set up for each of your students, so everyone coming in and out of your room knows exactly what to do.
Use this tool as a consistent way of collecting data throughout the day so that teachers and families can easily view a clear picture of where the student's at.
I created these files for my own personal use and have uploaded them for you! Everything is editab
PreK - 12th
Editable Intervention Template- Microsoft Word File
I am a third grade teacher with 20 students, several who receive ESE inclusion services. Documentation of their interventions as well as MTSS groups is mandatory and must be included with our weekly lesson plans. We must list who is getting the intervention, who is giving it, and what materials are being used. I have multiple people coming in throughout the day, and this Microsoft Word template makes it easy to keep track of who is working with which kids. It is also easy to change if I move a c
PreK - 5th
Stop Using Time Out! TEACH SELF-REGULATION THAT ACTUALLY WORKS!
Welcome to a new way of teaching our children! Hello! My name is Jenna Maxwell and I am the developer of the Cool Down Card. The Cool Down Card was created to help parents teach their child how to calm down on their own and what to do when they are in a calm down area. Many parents feel that “time out” doesn’t work or will see behaviors escalate when coming up with consequence strategies. When you put a child in time out, you are essentially telling them “deal with this on your own” and then
PreK - 6th
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