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100th Day of School Food Drive Letter | Classroom Community Service Activity
Celebrate the 100th Day of School with purpose! This food drive letter helps teachers combine math, social-emotional learning, and community service in a meaningful way. Students work toward a shared goal of collecting 100 cans to donate to a local food pantry while practicing counting, teamwork, and kindness. This resource is perfect for kindergarten and early elementary classrooms and makes a great addition to your 100th Day of School activities. The letter clearly communicates expectation
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Personalized Education Plan for Elementary Students
Personalized Education Plan (PEP) for elementary school students. Word document that can also be easily adapted for secondary (6-12) students. Details identified students strengths and weaknesses as well as recommended programming. Ensures administrators, faculty, and parents are all on the same page regarding interventions for identified students. Supports best practice for gifted students (NAGC K-12 Programming Standards).
PreK - 12th
Sensory toys for occupational therapy: Hand-Eye Brain gym Printable for Kids
Strengthen thinking skills and coordination with these engaging Brain Gym printable worksheets! These activities combine hand movements, shapes, and simple multiplication (×2 and ×3) to help children activate both sides of the brain while learning. Kids follow hand patterns, trace shapes, and solve multiplication while moving their hands in different directions. This supports brain activation, focus, and learning through movement. Features: - Brain Gym–inspired activities using hands and shapes
PreK - 8th, Adult Education
Geometry, Graphic Arts, Mental Math
Also included in: ALL BRAIN GYM PRODUCTS FROM MY SHOP (PDF Download)! 100% FUN
Bug Board: Problem Solving Tool
The Bug Board is a problem solving tool that students can use to work on solving their problems without immediate adult intervention. It will ask the student to think about the nature of their problem as well as possible solutions. This is a great component to add to any conflict resolution process already being used in a classroom setting.
Students should be instructed on how to navigate the “Bug Board” and should be allowed to practice filling it out. Practice with use of I Messages should al
1st - 5th
Self-Regulation and Calming Strategies
This Self-Regulation and Calming Strategies sheet is a perfect pair for the Think Sheet! I have created personalized calming strategy booklets for many of my students, and that got me thinking that maybe our classrooms need a visual that can be used across all students to promote self-regulation and calming emotions. The idea is to prompt the student to this sheet when students engage in precursor behaviors in order to teach them how to regulate their emotions. Added bonus -- when these strategi
PreK - 8th
Character Education
Daily Communication Log for Special Education Classroom **Editable**
This is the editable version of my daily communication log for special education. I add this into a folder each day to communication with parents of special needs children.
PreK - 12th
Classroom Job Application Form
Great beginning of the year activity: Instead of having students raise their hand each week and tell the teacher if they want to be the line leader or door holder, have them fill out a job application form that describes their reasoning for wanting the job. This will teach the students real-world writing lessons on how to fill out a job application in the future. I also explain to the student that just like in real life, they can loose their job if they do not follow the guidelines.
2nd - 8th
Editable Behavior Chart
Check out this simple behavior chart! It's a great resource for an IEP behavior intervention in the classroom. Edit it in google docs to fit your student's need, print it out, and stick in a folder for the student to have with them during the day! If you're an ECS teacher, you can use these as a check out at the end of each day. Enjoy! Check out these related resources: Choice Board: Student BreakStudent Motivator QuestionnaireStudent Shoutout CardsClassroom Poster: Mood Scale
3rd - 5th
Toothbrush / Toothpaste Reminder
Toothbrush and Toothpaste Reminder for you Daycare or Special Needs students that are running low. Just print, cut and staple to their communication book or folder.
PreK - 3rd
Conference Take Aways
Sometimes parent conferences get overwhelming with ALL of the information and data that has to be shared. I always give this document to my parents at the end of the parent conference. They might have a hard time determining exactly how to help at home even after the conference. I hand write 1-2 skills that they need to be working on at home that need to be mastered.
PreK - 12th
Feeding Therapy Session Notes
Calling all feeding therapists'! This template allows you to create a concise summary of a feeding session to share with parents, carers, and those alike. Save time writing out extensive homework activities and use the structured format to reduce workload. Perfect for all ages of clients and feeding therapy goals. Give it a try in your next session!
PreK - 12th
Small Group Progress Monitoring Form
This product was made for small groups. You write your kiddos names on the top, then the dates above the boxes and notes in the boxes. This is great to have for data.
PreK - 12th
Habits of Mind: Cue Cards
These cue cards are designed to be used after students have learned about the Habits of Mind. They can help prompt students throughout the day as they develop these important habits.
3rd - 12th
Also included in: Habits of Mind Bundle
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