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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
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
Student Unit Goal Sheet
This lesson provides a useful tool for students to record the learning target or objective for each day in a unit. The Word document can be edited to meet the needs of each unit. This lesson also comes with a page of ideas for classroom use, for formative assessment, and for student reflection and goal setting. An excellent tool that helps students recognize, verbalize, and own their learning. Can be used in any subject area for any unit, year after year!
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
Beginning of the year EXPECTATIONS.
These expectations are centered around my classroom (middle school) so you're welcomed to edit it as needed. Attached with the expectations is a quiz you can have students take the next day to refresh them with your rules and to ensure they listened while discussing the expectations. The quiz and expectations are adjustable to your classroom. Its always a great idea to set down some rules about your space the first day to make sure you and your students are on the same page!
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
Student Accommodation Request
Teachers looking to instill self-advocacy in their students? Special education teachers can use this easy form to help teach students in middle school or high school how they can start to request accommodations for their individual needs. Have students fill out this form before a test or quiz.
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
McGraw-Hill Online Textbook Help (Pre-Calculus)
McGraw-Hill (Glencoe: Pre-Calculus Common Core Edition) uses https://my.mheducation.com/login for students to have access to the online textbook. This is a helpful navigating tool for students/parents so that they can see the features that are available from a copy of the book, interactive quizzes, homework help, etc. Note: Your school or you have to buy the online book subscriptions to get a username and password
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Math, PreCalculus
Primary 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! Each week, I send home "GROW Reports" which is 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 students and parents how each student is
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects
ABC Data Sheet | Behavior Tracking With Post-Incident Staff Reflection
Support clear behavior documentation and trauma-informed staff reflection with this easy, one-page ABC Data & Response Reflection Tool. This form helps teachers, clinicians, and support staff quickly record Antecedents, Behaviors, Staff Responses, Outcomes, and a coaching-focused section on “What staff could have done.”Designed for classrooms, clinical programs, residential settings, and behavior intervention teams — this tool increases consistency, improves communication, and supports stron
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
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
Student Survey for Math and Algebra 2 - First Day of School
Learn about your students and their math knowledge on the first day of class! This Student Survey for math and algebra 2 classes will help you assess your students' prior knowledge and help determine if their placement is correct. It asks for such info as previous course, grade earned, what would help this year, and also includes a quick quiz at the bottom to evaluate how much they remember over summer! It's also a great way to keep them a little busy while you complete check-in paperwork! (**Be
8th - 12th
Algebra 2, Math, PreCalculus
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
Special Education Check In Check Out Point System for Behavior
I use this in my classroom for students that struggle to maintain behavioral expectations more than others! It is broken up into 8 different class periods throughout the day. Students choose a reward with their identified check-in teacher in the morning. Students earn 2 points if the met the expectation, 1 point if they partially met it, and 0 points if the did not meet the expectation. Decide how many points the student would have to earn TOTAL that day to earn a prize (start with a smaller num
5th - 12th
Social Emotional Learning
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
Weekly Schedule/Planner
With this worksheet, students are able to write down their class schedule for the week. It is meant to be used for one class (Secondary subject). I use it in my ELA class. Every Monday they fill in each box. It entails the classwork they will be doing each day, the objective on that day, as well as any homework, test or quiz. This has helped me when planning for my upcoming week, as well as getting students to stop asking me "What are we doing today??" I print them on color paper, print the
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
How to Earn My Allowance – Behavior Tracking System
How to Earn My Allowance – Behavior Tracking SystemThis Allowance Behavior Tracking System is a practical and engaging tool designed to help children/teens build responsibility, monitor their behavior, and earn rewards based on their daily efforts. This resource is perfect for both parents and teachers looking to reinforce positive behaviors and teach valuable life skills. The system includes: Three Behavior Levels with increasing responsibilities and rewards (allowance). These levels are custo
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Study Hall or Tutoring Checklist
Improve communication regarding expectations for students in a supervised study hall or tutoring session. This handout is a checklist for English Language Arts teachers to photocopy and have on hand to be able to quickly check appropriate directions for a student to follow. Heading topics within the handout include Mechanics of Writing, Voice, Organization, Ideas, and Academic Honesty as well as Study Techniques, and Tests and Quizzes. There is the option to require the sheet to be signed and
8th - 12th
English Language Arts
Daily Exit Ticket Log
My students initially struggled with writing in science. I began with them constructing summaries of their exit tickets a few years agoand now have incorporated one practice problem into the mix. This product was designed to allow my students to have all their exit tickets in one location over the course of the week. They can use their exit tickets on their weekly quizzes, and on unit tests, and having them in one place allows them to help follow along and assess what they've learned.
9th - 12th
Biology, Chemistry, Science
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
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
Reading Increased: Kindle Notes
I use to chuckle when students frowned at my Kindle Paperwhite because it lacked both color and games. However, the same students avoided being selected to read aloud a sentence if not a paragraph during a lesson. At-Risk, alliterate and illiterate students avoid reading on a high school level when they fall within a grade 5-8 reading level, and my Kindle Paperwhite provided a resolution to increase both their reading and engagement in the classroom.
Kindle Notes will allow teachers to develop
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading, Vocabulary
ELPA21 Parent Letter (Editable) | English & Spanish | Family Notification for EL
ELPA21 Parent Notification Letter – Editable English & SpanishSave time and communicate clearly with families using this professional, editable ELPA21 parent letter. This resource includes both English and Spanish versions, designed specifically for states that administer the ELPA21 English Language Proficiency Assessment. This letter explains the purpose of ELPA21, what families can expect, and how they can support their child. It also includes a Common Questions section to help reduce confusio
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For All Subjects, Other (World Language), Speaking & Listening
WIDA Parent Letter (Editable) | English & Spanish | Family Notification for ACCE
WIDA Parent Notification Letter – Editable English & SpanishSave time and communicate clearly with families using this professional, editable WIDA parent letter. This resource includes both English and Spanish versions, designed specifically for states that administer the WIDA English Language Proficiency Assessment. This letter explains the purpose of WIDA, what families can expect, and how they can support their child. It also includes a Common Questions section to help reduce confusion and in
Not Specific
ELA Test Prep, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
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