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Coping Strategy/Sensory Data Chart Autism Special Education
I use this chart to collect data and trials on students who self initiate or follow my request to initiate taking some sort of a sensory break or when a coping skill is needed. Can be modified/changed to address more specific strategies and/or behaviors.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Expected Behavior Strategies and Behavior Chart
These mad vs. calm expected behavior strategies can help you with a student who needs strategies to overcome situations that make him/her angry. I used these strategies with a student on the autism spectrum. This document helps to provide visual cues and narrative similar to a social story to help you teach your student replacement behaviors. A chart is included that the student can fill in as a self-reflection. Enjoy!
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Reading Strategies Chart
Reading strategies that all good readers do. Sentence starters for students to start using in their journal responses or when speaking about text. Great reference material to keep posted in the classroom, or in their student notebooks. Editable word document also available for personalization.
2nd - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Vocabulary Strategies Anchor Chart
For use to hang in your classroom or students to keep at their desk, as reminders of different strategies to use when coming across unfamiliar vocabulary.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Grammar, Vocabulary
Take Home Books: EDITABLE Letter to Parents & "What to do if" Reading Strategies
This 2 page document is targeted to parents of kindergarteners. However, will small adjustments it can be a wonderful resource to help your parents feel more comfortable supporting their child's reading at home. This file contains an editable Microsoft Word document making tweaking and adding your name and class easy.
Part 1:
The letter explains to parents the take home book procedures used in my kindergarten special education classroom as well as suggestions to use as home. It answers the que
PreK - 3rd
Reading, Reading Strategies
DRA Level Chart Parent Letter (Editable)
This form can be used to inform parents of their child's independent score and how that relates to your district's goal. It also includes a section for parents naming strategies that can be worked on at home to support reading. This table is a great reference to use during parent/teacher conferences.
K - 4th
Reading
Story Map Anchor Chart
I use the Story Map pieces in this file to create a graphic organizer to retell each story. All you need is a poster board or chart paper to glue the pieces to. I laminate the poster and use dry erase markers to complete the chart for each story.
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, Reading Strategies
Also included in: Beginning of Kindergarten Bundle
Author's Purpose Anchor Chart
This file is a ppt file that contains an anchor chart for Author's Purpose. It could be modified if you only teach PIE instead of PIEE :)
1st - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Asking a GOOD question - chart
This chart is helpful for students when they are trying to "stump the teacher" or their own classmates. When they are reading fiction or non-fiction, if they use one question word from one side and one question word from the top, wherever they land on the matrix is how difficult the question is (based on Bloom's Taxonomy). The more down and to the right, the more complex the question and the more up and to the left, the more basic the question. Great for differentiating instruction or expectatio
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Reading Strategies
Quiet Chart BINGO Poster 11x17 Landscape- Editable
This is the editable version of my original Quiet Chart BINGO Poster.
This poster is an effective classroom management strategy. The file can be uploaded to a local printing agency, such as Office Depot or Staples, usually cheaper with coupons. It is even more effective when laminated.
Once you have the poster, use Velcro dots with student names printed on small rectangles. Begin each day with student names on the poster. If they do not follow voice level expectations, their name can be ta
K - 5th
Editable Voice Level Posters | Neutral Safari Classroom Noise Level Chart
Maintain a peaceful and productive classroom environment with our editable Voice Level Posters. Designed with a modern color palette, this voice level display provide clear visual cues for young children who benefit from visual reminders in class. Perfect for elementary teachers, using these voice level signs as part of your classroom management strategy help students understand and adhere to appropriate noise levels during different classroom activities. Fully customizable to suit your speci
K - 2nd
Also included in: Modern Safari Classroom Decor Bundle | Neutral Editable Classroom Setup
Create a GOOD question - chart
This chart is helpful for students when they are trying to "stump the teacher" or their own classmates. When they are reading fiction or non-fiction, if they use one question word from one side and one question word from the top, wherever they land on the matrix is how difficult the question is (based on Bloom's Taxonomy). The more down and to the right, the more complex the question and the more up and to the left, the more basic the question. Great for differentiating instruction or expectatio
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Reading Strategies
High Frequency Word Fillable Recording Chart A-E
This fillable sight word recording sheet from Jan Richardson’s Next Step in Guided Reading, is a handy recording tool for teachers to reduce the use of paper and record data virtually for easy sharing and access. Easily analyze your students’ progress by adding, editing, and documenting data. You can simply enter the date and marks of your choice to indicate whether a student has correctly identified or missed a word and thus easily monitor your students’ progress. Included: Fillable sight wor
K - 2nd
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Fluency Progress Monitoring Chart
Have students track their own progress in oral reading fluency by graphing weekly data with these charts.
1st - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Tracking Teaching Reading Strategies
What teacher doesn't need to keep track of when skills and concepts are taught? Here is an easy way to do so. No skill can ever be taught once and needs to be reviewed. This chart helps you be organized and make sure every strategy is re-visited!
Reading strategies come naturally to good readers, but those are only a portion of the population. Hence my passion and dedication to teaching all students -- regardless of their ability -- the essential reading strategies. I cannot emphasize how c
5th - 8th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Reading Growth Chart
Reading Growth Chart for students to track their reading level progress. Print out, tape together, and laminate. Put student names on clothespins and they can move their clip each time they move up a level to the next reading level. Can be edited.
K - 6th
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
Year long Reading Strategies
These are my reading strategies that I teach throughout the year with my kids during reading group. They help reinforce skills and concepts that I teach to decode words.
PreK - 5th
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
SRA Decoding Level C multiple choice workbooks 100-115 Odd and some even
Included are EDITABLE lessons 100, 101, 103, 105, 107, 109, 110, 111, 113, and 115 of SRA Decoding Level C workbook pages with multiple choices. See my other products for the other lessons. I have found that some years, my kids really struggle with the fill-in-the-blank workbooks that come with SRA so I have created multiple choice versions for all odd lessons (and some even lessons). My students complete the regular given workbook for all even lessons and complete these multiple choice versions
3rd - 12th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Writing
5 Steps to Answering Text Based Questions Desk Chart
Teachers can use these cut outs to post on student desks. Students can refer to this strategy while completing all reading comprehension, question-based classroom activities.
3rd - 6th
ELA Test Prep, Reading, Reading Strategies
Self-Monitoring Behavior Chart Compatible with PBIS
This is a full day visual behavior chart organized by activity. It is aligned with PBIS strategies, and students can use this for self-monitoring. Students or teachers color the rectangle next to an activity red for inappropriate choices or green for appropriate choices. Please see page two of the document for the "Tips for Success."
PreK - 1st
Sea-themed Fluency Charting
This is a chart that can be used to chart a student's words per minute.
2nd - 6th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Speaking & Listening
Weekly Station / Centers Rotations for Upper Elementary: Editable
This is a chart that I created to organize stations in my room. I departmentalize so I only have the students for about an hour an a half. The first 30 minutes is for the bell ringer and short direction instruction for mini lessons. The other hour is dividing into 20 minute sections for small groups. I work with groups in the second two rotations. There is a section that you can type or write in the student names for each group as well. This document is editable so that you can customize it
K - 6th
Creative Writing, Reading Strategies
Reading Workshop Independent Work Expectations
Use this mini-chart to remind students of independent work expectations. You can project it using a document camera. I always leave it on so they students can always refer to it, or I can always point to it when I see a student is off task, or does not know how to behave during the independent reading time. I have same mini-chart for writing! Check it out!
P.S. Graphics may appear to have shifted. However, once you download the document, everything will be in place!
1st - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
Running Record Notes
Looking for a way to form focused skill or strategy groups for reading?
This running record note taking form can be used to help organize your lessons and students. After administering a running record or simply listening to a student read, you can make note of which strategies or skills they do not have or are not applying. Use the charts to form small groups to teach differentiated lessons to during your literacy block.
K - 6th
Reading, Reading Strategies
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