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Free Class Handbook Sample/Template
The beginning of the school year is always a crazy busy time of year. One of the massive tasks I used to dread was creating a class handbook.
I’ve used a version of this handbook for years, and it is consistently a hit with students, parents, and the administration. At the beginning of the year, we read and annotate the handbook together (close reading practice anyone?!). Then, I give a brief quiz at the end of the first week. I hang a copy up in my classroom so that students (and I!) can refer
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Tall Giraffe Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Monkey Tail Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar referenc
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Short Turtle Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Student Fluency Graphs
This is a freebie file for anyone wishing to have students graph their own fluency data. There is one page for each quarter...sorry it's a quarter late. :-) Research tells us that when students take an active role and ownership in their own learning, their effort increases which correlates with their achievement because they see the value that increased effort plays in their academic success. Thanks! Jen Jones www.helloliteracy.com
1st - 5th
Reading
FREE! Emotion Detective Squad | SEL Feelings Quiz Game Google Slides K-3
Become an Emotion Detective!Make SEL fun and interactive with this FREE Emotion Detective Squad Quiz—a no-prep Google Slides activity that helps students identify, name, and understand emotions in a playful, detective-style way. This engaging SEL quiz is 100% digital and includes two interactive parts: Identify the Feeling: Students look at pictures of the characters (Happy, Sad, Angry, Calm) and choose the correct emotion name.Detect the Emotion: Students read short, real-life situations
K - 3rd
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
CCSS
RL.1.4
, SL.K.6
FREE Student Course Evaluation Form Exit Ticket
Looking for a quick way to get student feedback to guide your personal professional development? Consider using this free file in .doc formatting for easy customization.
Hope this helps build your reflective practices in working toward enhances instructional delivery and increased student achievement!
Teaching Duration Note: My class completed this task in 5 minutes as a closure activity. However, I selected 30 minutes as that was the shortest option available.
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Math
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
BASIC Think Sheet
Fabulous resource for all teachers! Use this BASIC THINK SHEET at any grade-level to help students as they process through different situations throughout your day at school. This sheet will help your students take responsibility for their actions and increase communication with your students' parents!
PreK - 8th
School Counseling
Checking for Understanding - Quick Formative Assessments
My goal this year is to do a better of job of checking for understanding (or quick, simple formative assessments). I created some cards to attach to the student desks that will do just that!
Just download the file and print on green, yellow, and red card stock. The GREEN is for students who totally understand the concept, YELLOW for students who kind of understand and RED for students who don't understand. To increase the functionality, I also printed the letters A, B, and C on the back in
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
iReady Weekly & Monthly Data Tracker
Track student progress with ease using these i-Ready Weekly and Monthly Data Trackers! Designed to build student accountability, goal setting, and self-reflection, these printer-friendly tracking sheets help students monitor their Math and ELA lesson completion, lessons passed, and percent passing in a simple, organized format. Goal: • Students are expected to pass a minimum of 2 i-Ready lessons weekly in each subject area What’s Included: • Weekly Data Trackers (Math + ELA combined) • Mont
4th - 8th
Other (ELA), Other (Math)
I Am Ready to Take My AR Quiz
This postcard is for students to take home and return when they are ready to take an AR quiz. An adult sign to let the teacher know the student has read the book at least three times, and can retell and answer questions about the book before quizzing takes place in the classroom. This has helped my students gain a better understanding of when they are ready.
K - 3rd
Other (ELA), Reading, Reading Strategies
Weekly Agenda Check
Need a way to track who is getting their agenda signed by their guardian and who isn't? When I taught grade school kiddos, I needed a way to keep track of who was showing their guardian what was for homework and who was not. This also increased my percentage of homework completed each night as well! Try out this free resource for yourself!
2nd - 5th
Student Led Conference Agenda
Are you an upper-grade teacher that hopes to give more accountability to your students during Parent Teacher Conferences? This is a great way to get started. Your students will be very aware of their grades, reading level, struggles, strengths and goals. Students will have this filled out and ready to go prior to sitting down with their parents to give them their own academic details. The bottom of the page gives instructions to meet with the teacher at the end of their student led conference.
5th - 10th
For All Subjects
Practice with Games Freebie!
I send this home at the beginning of each school year. It is a resource for parents to help their children practice skills at home in a fun way.
The letter includes:
Description of 8 games that can easily be made and played at home to increase basic skills at home. These game ideas can be used to practice letter recognition, number recognition, sight words, or weekly word families.
**If you like this resource please check out my store for some of the games already created for you!
PreK - 3rd
English Language Arts, Numbers
Status of the Class FREEBIE Graphic Organizers for Writers Workshop
This Writers Workshop Status of the Class and Topic Tracker FREEBIE is a sample of what's included in the editable pack. Taking Status of the Class and using the Topic Tracker will help you teach your writers to manage their time, increase their writing productivity and figure out strategy groups, conferences and teaching points for future lessons. It's great to implement while launching writers workshop at back to school time or refine your workshop at any time of the year. You'll be able to gu
K - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Creative Writing, Writing
STAAR Reading Retake Goal Setting Data Sheet
This is a data sheet I designed to set goals with my students. Once you have the SE data back from the first round of STAAR testing, you can fill this chart out to help your students understand what their weaknesses and strengths are while preparing for the retake.
Optionally, you could fill this out yourself, if it helps you visualize the data better, though I think it's more powerful to do with the students. They really care about how they did on each kind of question.
I prefer to give them
5th
ELA Test Prep, Reading, Reading Strategies
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
Easy Exit Ticket- Common Formative Assessment for Visual Art
Check for understanding in minutes with this Common Formative Assessment Exit Ticket designed to provide quick, meaningful insight into student learning. Whether you're collecting data for your PLC, adjusting instruction, or giving students a voice in their learning, this versatile tool makes formative assessment simple and effective. Each exit ticket includes space for students to reflect on their learning with prompts that align with learning targets, essential questions, and standards-base
5th - 12th
Visual Arts, Writing
Student Goals Form (Quarterly)
Students will be able to use this form to track their average, set a goals, and explain how they will meet their goals. Involving students in the grading process and selecting strategies to improve their grades can be an effective strategy to increase student engagement and motivation. Enjoy! SharhanStop by enagelearnability.com for more resources. Follow Engage Learnability on social media. Facebook: facebook.com/EngageLearnabilityInstagram: instagram.com/EngageLearnabilityPinterest: pinte
3rd - 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
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
Fluency Graphs
These three free graphs are perfect for helping students chart their own progress.
Research shows that students that take a more active roll in tracking their personal progress make greater gains. Graphing reading fluency is a fun way to help your students feel motivated and accountable. Charts give learners immediate feedback and are great for positive reinforcement.
Students can be timed for one or two minute intervals to increase their fluency on a daily or weekly basis. They can track th
1st - 6th
Reading Strategies
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