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Technology in Daily Life
In this lesson, students will learn about the many ways technology is used throughout the day before, during, and after school. This lesson plan includes discussion questions, suggested answers for discussion questions, compare and contrast activities, suggested answers for the compare and contrast activities, quiz, and an answer key.
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Classroom Newsletter Template
Use any of these 7 adorable, editable newsletter templates to connect with families on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis. I recommend involving your students in the brainstorming process when you write this. It only takes a minute or two, and it puts the ownership on students to reflect on their learning. Because you will be following a simple, bulleted list format to write about most of what happens in your classroom, you'll spend no more than 10 minutes each week writing an effective news
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
DTT Student Weekly Data Sheet- EDITABLE
-Editable data sheet for daily student discrete trial training -Perfect for teachers of ABA programs -Data sheet includes space for the following components: program name, instructor directions, mastery criteria, sD, date (for each day of the week), current step, 5 data points (+ or -) and percent correct -Compatible with Microsoft Word
Not Specific
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
Editable Desk Name Plates | Teal Chalkboard Classroom Labels with Chores
⭐ More Than Just Name Plates—A Built-In Classroom Management Tool These editable desk name plates do more than display student names—they help keep your classroom running smoothly. With a front + back design, students can independently reference what to do next, reducing interruptions and increasing responsibility. 🧠 What Students Can Use Them For: Knowing what to do when they finish early Keeping track of daily classroom responsibilities Staying organized and independent 📦 What’s I
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Classroom Community
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
SLO Editable Pre & Post-Assessments Automatic Data Forms
These four Excel pre and post assessment data forms are created to effortlessly meet the data demands of many states SLO assessments. With these forms you'll look like a professional analyst. Drop down menus and automatic color coding can be edited to fit your benchmark and target scores. Percentage increases from baseline to target scores are automatically calculated as well as the percentage of students that met and did not meet their target scores. Four forms are included. One version for c
K - 12th
For All Subjects
Homework Passes *Editable**
This is a great resource to encourage students to achieve a higher level of thinking or completion of a task. This is completely editable to add the teacher's name. Perfect when printed on card stock paper! I give these out for perfect scores on tests and quizzes when students show that they have mastered a particular skill.
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Math
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
Lesson Plan Templates Editable (Primary Level)
Editable lesson plan formats keeps everything organized and easy to read! Templates outlines one day per page. Plan includes Skills Block, Reader's Workshop, Writer's Workshop, Math Workshop, and Science/Social Studies. Within these subjects, input categories vary: standards/goals, lesson topic, lesson, vocabulary, materials, share/exit ticket, center, and formative assessment. This templates also may include times for lunch, recess, resource, special events, morning meeting plans. **If margin
PreK - 4th
For All Subjects
Standards Based Reporting Power Point and Tools
Standards Based Reporting has become the new buzz word in education as a meaningful way to assess and cultivate students into guiding their own education as valued stakeholders. After implementation of this process into my classroom I saw my students transform into their own leaders of their education and student achievement increased massively. In this package I have included a power point that walks through the process of standards based reporting and initial decisions to think about before im
PreK - 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
Classroom Reward Cards
These cards are meant to "catch" the good behaviors we see in students that too often fail to get acknowledged. These cards were used toward the end of the school year. We had random (secret) reward times once a week where we took the students outside for an extra 20 min. recess and a little treat. We wanted students to strive to earn these rewards and think more about behavior choices. We found that our numbers did in fact increase each week. The card was handed out right at the time of the wee
5th - 8th
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 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
Parent Handouts Kindergarten Assessment, Interpreting Test Scores Fluency Score
Do you struggle to clearly explain test scores to parents during conferences without overwhelming them? If you’ve ever wished you had simple, professional parent handout test scores explanations ready to go, this resource is the solution. These editable, parent-friendly pages help parents understand letter naming fluency, letter sound fluency, words correct per minute, and how to interpret diagnostic assessments with confidence. This resource includes 14 ready-to-use parent handouts plus 14 e
K - 1st
Other (Math), Reading
"Lamb to the Slaugter" Roald Dahl 5 Day Unit - Summarize, Point of View, etc.
This unit is a week's worth of lessons centered around "Lamb to the Slaughter" by Roald Dahl. Creepy story, perfect for Halloween. Day 1: First Read/Background of story Day 2: Lesson on point of view Day 3: Assign vocabulary activity Day 4: Lesson on paraphrasing Day 5: Lesson on summarizing. Includes a vocabulary quiz, a vocabulary flashcard slide deck for students to create/use to study, exit tickets for each day, and skills practice for each of the skills mentioned above. Check the informa
6th - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Writing
CCSS
RL.6.6
, RL.6.7
, RL.7.6
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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
Classroom Newsletter - Chevron Pattern - Editable
Trendy chevron pattern classroom newsletter template.
Fully editable newsletter template with chevron background and border in blue and brown.
Sending newsletters home to parents is a breeze with this template. You can send home a monthly, weekly or bi-weekly newsletter for your class with this template.
Six categories (all editable) include: Upcoming events, teachers corner, assignments & projects, tests & quizzes, sneak peek, and last word.
Easy to alter/edit textboxes and a nice b
Not Specific
For All Subjects
RTI / MTSS Behavior Check-in/Check-out Data Tracker
Looking for ways to target specific behaviors and track the data? This Google Sheet includes everything that you will need for RTI / MTSS. Using a "Check-in/Check-out" system, you can target and area, set possible points, set a goal, and input that data into this sheet. The cells are conditional formatted to calculate a daily average percent and they will change color when reaching a goal. The graph will also generate automatically as data is inputted. This sheet includes an example tab and
Not Specific
Character Education, Social Emotional Learning
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