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Fall Newsletter Template
This fall newsletter is editable, and it includes multiple boxes for adding different subject areas and event information. Sources Used: Font: JI Pumpkins Graphics from: www.mycutegraphics.com ******************************************************************************************************** Check out my task cards, exit slips, worksheets, quizzes, tests, and more for other grade levels: In Printable Format: ⭐⭐ Math ULTIMATE Bundle for Grades K-6, PDF Format ⭐⭐Kindergarten Math ULTIMATE Bun
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Accelerated Reader Book Labels
I use these book labels to mark my Accelerated Reader Book as my personal property and with important AR information. The label can be customized with your name. It also has a place for the Book Level, Quiz Points and Quiz Number.
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading
Library Book Teacher Log (Word Document)
This is an editable word document. When you take your students to the school library, you can use this chart to keep track of what they have checked out, that the book is in their reading range, and if they completed the AR quiz for it. This keeps student accountable and helping the teacher know how they are performing on their reading comprehension. The first line of the log sheet is filled out with an example student.
K - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.6
Blank Daily Behavior Chart
Use this chart to clearly communicate expectations to your students. Personalize expectations to meet your students' needs! Provide regular feedback throughout the day to with this format which is set up to remind you to frequently check in! Increase your positive interactions and use as a tool for reflection as well. The smileys can easily be converted to a point system which students can trade in for whatever they prefer! For younger students, I would use 100s charts to record their point
PreK - 4th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Baseline Data Collection for the Restroom
I created this form to collect baseline data for a student's restroom schedule. After I collected the data I was able to create a schedule for my staff to take the student to the restroom. This helped with decreasing the number of accidents the student had throughout the day. Easy form of special education teachers and staff.
PreK - 12th
Instructions for Math Test/Quiz Corrections
This document is created to be used in both middle school and high school math classrooms, and can be adapted for the elementary grades and for other subject areas. The document gives students specific instructions for completing math test/quiz corrections, and explains how they may earn back some points for completing these corrections.
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Math
Accelerated Reader Nonfiction Parent Sheet
This is a resource I send home if a child does not pass an Accelerated Reader quiz. Parents are asked to help the child by asking some comprehension questions, then signing and returning the paper when they feel their child is prepared and ready to take a new quiz. This resource is for nonfiction texts.
1st - 8th
Reading
Weekly Do Now / Jumpstart / Bell Ringer Sheet
Whatever you call it, a Do Now or Jumpstart has become a widely used method to start class. When I first started using one, I wasted a significant amount of paper trying to figure out a method that would work for my students and me.
Eventually in order to increase the participation and value of our Do Now and to conserve paper, my classroom switched to a Weekly Do Now sheet. Students pick this up on their way into class on the first day of the week and then keep the same one until I give it
4th - 12th
For All Subjects
End of the Day Checklist
This is a great sheet to slide into a folder with a clear plastic pouch cover. Students can use a dry erase to check off the items they put in their backpacks to go home so nothing gets left behind in order to increase personal responsibility and organization skills. Can be modified.
K - 5th
Accelerated Reader Fiction Parent Sheet
This is a resource I send home with a student when they do not pass an Accelerated Reader quiz. The parents are asked to help their child understand their book by asking them comprehension questions. If the parent feels that their child is prepared and ready to take the quiz, they are to sign and return the sheet.
1st - 6th
ELA Test Prep, Reading
individualized behavior charts
This is a template that can be used for any student who needs an independent behavior chart. You can change the student name and 3 rules you expect the student to be following. You can start with a lower percentage to meet each day and increase as behaviors stop. I have used charts like this for 6 years, and they are very successful, as long as you stay consistent.
PreK - 5th
Personal Reading Log for Students
This personal reading log for students allows them to keep track of books read. It is designed for students who are part of the Accelerated Reader program but can easily be modified.
Students record:
- Title
- Author
- Number of Pages
- Purpose
- Genre
- Reading Level
- AR quiz score
- Date started and completed
- Personal rating
This is a great tool for student and parent conferences. The reading log also allows students to look for patterns and improvements in their reading.
3rd - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Request to Retest Form
Editable form to add in various teachers, days, and times. We use this in our high school mathematics department. The other teachers are able to share it quickly through email or by student. Interventions we use as a time to reteach or go through the original quiz/test and make corrections with the student. We use the retake time for students to retake the quiz on their time and with a different version than the original.
K - 12th
For All Subjects
Check In Check Out Sheet
Check In Check Out programs are a great add to a student's day, especially if they are in need for that extra guidance to have a great day. Check In Check out programs are part of a Tier II intervention stemmed from PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports). This program allows the student work closely with a preferred adult in the beginning and end of the day to help them stay on track and focused on being successful in school. Behaviors should be reviewed each morning and afternoon i
K - 12th
For All Subjects
Accelerated Reader AR Book Labels
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This is a printable label that can be filled in to place in each of your class library books so that students know right away what the reading level is, Quiz number # and AR point value. Printable on Avery Template 5160 labels.
Stop looking up the book information! Label each book and be done once and for all :)
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Student Reading Log - Accelerated Reader
This is a student reading log developed for the Accelerated Reader Program. It helps students to keep track of their weekly reading, the book's title, author, the number of points it is worth, when they started reading the book, when they completed the book, the number of points their earned on the literacy quiz, and if the book was easy, just right, or challenging for them to complete.
3rd - 8th
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Literature
Classroom Management using CHAMPS
This is a set of 6 cards that are used for classroom management using the CHAMPS by Randy Sprick book. These cards explain the teacher expectations based upon six different activities: 1) Teacher or Student Led Discussion, 2) Independent Learning, 3) Small group learning, 4) Large Group activities, 5) End of Day Clean up time, 6) Quiz and Test Time.
PreK - 8th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Intermediate Progress Report Form
Would you like an easy way to communicate with your students and their parents about progress towards academic goals and standards? This form is for you! As an intermediate teacher, each week I would send home "STAR Reports" which are a collection all of the papers my students completed the week prior, including class work, homework, quizzes and tests. I attach these papers to this progress report form and send them home each Tuesday. This is the perfect tool to communicate both with student
3rd - 6th
For All Subjects
Parent Contact Letter
This form saves me more time and trouble than any one thing I use. Let me explain. I gather parent contact information, primarily e-mails and enter them into a database. I then send out e-mails (for privacy purposes put the e-mail addresses in the Blind Carbon Copy--Bcc) informing parents about upcoming tests, quizzes, projects, and any other information I think they need to know. In the e-mails I include study guides, examples of test questions, information on how I grade, and rubrics. The pare
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
Classifying Polygons by Sides (3 to 12 sides) Quiz with 2 Versions
This quiz has two versions. Students will write the names of polygons based on the number of sides it has. This quiz covers triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon, hendecagon, and dodecagon. Consider purchasing the Answer Keys and a Graphic Organizer at the link below! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Polygon-Classification-3-12-Sides-Graphic-Organizer-and-Quiz-with-2-Versions-6520930
3rd - 12th
Geometry, Math, Other (Arts)
Common Core Close Read: Text Coding
Want to teach students to really think about what they're reading? Have them code text! While students read independently, with a partner, or in a small group, they write symbols representing their thoughts about the text. My class came up with the symbols on this document which gave them ownership! Students use the Text Coding Recording Sheet to choose a few codes and write about them=increases accountability. Requires a few mini-lessons, but once students know how to code on their own it's
2nd - 6th
English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Student Participation Rubric
This document is a student participation grade rubric that addresses ten world language or ESL classroom expectations such as speaking in the target language, observing the restroom policy, being respectful and being on time to class. I recommend using it on a weekly basis but it can be applied for any time length. I have been using this with my students for three years and it has drastically increased student engagement and attention to classroom expectations that are sometimes difficult to mea
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
World Languages
Individualized Behavior Chart
This is an individualized tracker that I use with my students who need more specific goals and frequent reminders. I choose 2 goals that they really need to focus on, and set a number of smileys that the student can attain (with the student present). The students are able to choose rewards that will motivate them to reach their goal. As weeks progress, I increase their daily and weekly smiley goals.This is completely editable so you can manipulate to fit your needs. You will need to edit the tim
2nd - 5th
For All Subjects
Reading Log with Genres - Accelerated Reader
I created this reading log for my students because I wanted them to document the reading they did every day. I wanted them to include their book title, book level, AR point value, distinguish between fiction or nonfiction, label the genre of their book, the date, and the pages read in class and out of class. I also wanted to include a place where the student and I would document their quiz score during our conference immediately following their quiz. There is also a place for teachers initial
3rd - 9th
Balanced Literacy, Literature, Reading
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