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Class Meeting Agenda Template
Help organize your class meetings to effectively problem-solve issues efficiently with this friendly tool.
K - 8th
Character Education
Behavior Slip-Check in/Check out slip
I created this slip for students who have problems arriving on time, staying on-task and completing in class work.
A staff member will fill out this form (This is a .doc. You can add/delete items in the document) with the student's name, parent/guardian's name, and fill out the student's classes, and teacher name and contact number. Students will be aware that the parent can call the teacher at any time, and the teacher can call the parent at any time because the numbers are clearly listed on
6th - 12th, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Consent for Services Form
This for is titled: Consent for Services Form
This form provides opportunity for documentation of:
~informing parents of in school academic support and/or interventions
~ proposed schedule
~ parents signature of acceptance
can be used use with RTI, problem solving, remediation, tutoring
PreK - 12th
Daily student Behavior tracker - individualized, editable, FREE!
This daily tracker can be individualized and used as an accommodation for students requiring behavioral/academic modifications in the classroom. Requiring a parent and teacher signature each day, student accountability and awareness of actions is emphasized.
1st - 12th
For All Subjects
SST (Student Success Team) Template
Having an SST form helps staff organize and document important student information, making meetings more focused and efficient. It ensures all team members have a clear understanding of student strengths, challenges, and next steps for intervention and support.
PreK - 12th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, School Psychology
RTI PST Student Data Tracking Sheet *Digital*
This is a must have resource to improve your RTI/PST system! Completely editable to meet your needs! You can easily share the form between teachers, administrators, and RTI/PST committee members. This item will help you document student area of concern, current instructional strategies, the progress of your students, keep track of students data, parent communication, student background/demographic information and so much more! All in one place!
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Media Literacy Activity
Media Literacy Activity for High School ELA | Source Credibility, Satire & Social Media Analysis Help students become critical, thoughtful consumers of media with this Media Literacy Activity designed specifically for high school ELA classrooms. This resource treats articles, videos, memes, and social media posts as texts worth analyzing, guiding students to question credibility, decode satire, and evaluate how language and visuals influence audiences—without telling students what to think
8th - 12th
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA)
IB MYP Science Lab Student Self Assessment: Criterion A,B,C&D
Universal MYP Science Lab Self-Assessment Checklist Template Adaptable for any MYP Year 1-3 Science Investigation This template can be customized for different lab activities throughout your unit by filling in the bracketed sections with your specific lab details. The structure remains consistent to help students develop metacognitive skills and familiarity with self-assessment practices.
6th - 8th
General Science
How to Start Weekly Student-Teacher Conferences
In a Montessori classroom, weekly student-teacher conferences are essential to keep students engaged, plan follow up lessons, and track progress. This is a description of how to start conferences from scratch, as well as videos of how to conference with upper elementary Montessori students.
1st - 8th
Character Education, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Student-Teacher Weekly Conference Bundle
Student Behavior Log for RTI
This behavior checklist makes it quick and easy to document student behaviors without taking valuable class time away from teaching.
We developed this document to take to student invention meetings to show frequency, duration and intensity of each behavior that is interfering with learning.
Simply use one sheet per student. When a behavior is observed make a few check marks and you are back to doing that which is most important... teaching.
These documents are formatted for 8 1/2 x 14 pa
PreK - 8th
Kid Friendly Bloom's Taxonomy Activities
My students use this to review and build deeper understanding of topics. I would typically partner them and they would have to come up with one topic related question and answer from the front side and 2 from each box on the back with the higher level questions. Giving them guide words and question stems was helpful in developing their ability to look at a topic multiple ways on several levels.
3rd - 8th
For All Subjects
Classified Ads For Classroom Jobs, Application Form, & Student Checkbook
This item contains classified ads for classroom jobs in a newspaper format. You can personalize all parts of the product to make it suit your personal needs. The packet also contains a job application form, & student checkbook register. The checkbook register is an easy way to track classroom money that may be used with or without actually using class money.
5th - 12th
Writing Reflection Log, Self-Assessment & Meta cognition, EDITABLE, High School
This Editable Writing Reflection Log allows students to journal about their own writing and assess their strengths and areas where they can see improvements. Help your students become more independent learners by creating opportunity for self-reflection of their own learning. What's Inside?A detailed description of 9 areas for writing success to review including: sentence structure, word choice, spelling, punctuation, organization, planning strategies. The log comes with a handy recording pa
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Writing
Underachiever Parent Communication- Gifted
This is great to use in a parent conference for underachieving gifted students. It shows the interventions taken by both the parent and teacher and can create dialogue about how to address the situation.
This can serve as nice documentation tool for administration.
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Kindergarten Writing Rubrics + Checklists
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Second Grade Writing Rubr
K - 8th
Focus, Refocus, Redirection-Classroom Management Strategy
Students at times may become disruptive in the classroom, however many times they are redirected repeatedly, sent to another teacher, or when you have had enough, the principal's office . Try this instead. have a seat in your classoom known as the time out seat. Students will go there for 10 minutes, complete the time out form, and return to you. You make a copy, and then send home to the parent for them to sign and return. This method keeps a record of the behavior, but it gives him or her ow
PreK - 6th
Passion Project - Research Project Outline/Letter to Parents
Not sure where to begin with a long-term research or Passion Project? My letter to parents breaks it down for you. It's a great way for you and your aspiring researchers to get started on a topic that interests them! It contains: Research Requirements Topic Idea List Report Requirements/Directions And More! Parents must sign it so that they know what is happening. You decide on the due dates.
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
Academic Recovery Contract
The Academic Contract is designed to help save students who have not performed to their potential for the first half of the academic grading period. This contract is designed to give students an opportunity to save their grade and can be used for any grade level. The goal is to ensure our students never give up!
**For example, if a middle school student has a 30% after the first semester, this contract would be designed to help save their final grade. If a high school student has the same grade
6th - 12th
Montessori Weekly Work Plan (editable)
This is a very simple weekly workplan which can be edited to meet the needs of your classroom. It is designed to be flexible, yet consistent. You can edit a workplan for each student and print it off, or you can make one per week to copy for each student. Attach one to a clipboard and have the students keep a pencil tuckend in the clip and you are good to go. At the end of the day or week, I use the workplan to check work completed or plan for next week in our weekly student mini-conferences.
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Work Contract
If you have a student who is struggling to keep track of assignments, turn work in on time, or be responsible for his/her work, this tool can help! It has 2 pages: the expectations of the student & rules of the contract, and the work contract.
Teachers can change the subjects/times during the day and write in what assignments are due. There is a place to tally off-task behavior and if the assignment is complete.
At the end of the week, students get this signed by a parent. This is a great i
2nd - 12th
Visual Checklist for Completed Work
Thank you for looking at this free resource. It is a visual checklist, one pre-made and one editable for your needs, to aid students in checking off the daily work requirements.
This file can be printed as one checklist per letter size page, or you can select print multiple pages per sheet to shrink the checklist to a half page size, depending on your needs.
I use this in my behavior intervention as another documentation tool to track what work my students complete. It can help define the ti
K - 6th
Character Education
Stop Using Time Out! TEACH SELF-REGULATION THAT ACTUALLY WORKS!
Welcome to a new way of teaching our children! Hello! My name is Jenna Maxwell and I am the developer of the Cool Down Card. The Cool Down Card was created to help parents teach their child how to calm down on their own and what to do when they are in a calm down area. Many parents feel that “time out” doesn’t work or will see behaviors escalate when coming up with consequence strategies. When you put a child in time out, you are essentially telling them “deal with this on your own” and then
PreK - 6th
Monthly Work Report - Montessori Form
A monthly report that STUDENTS FILL OUT to be sent home to parents. Students are able to report what they have been working on in each area of the classroom.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Weekly Work Record Sheet, Elementary Level - Editable
This tracking sheet makes it easy to keep detailed records of all the work your elementary level student does each week. See at a glance what subject areas have received a lot of attention vs. neglect. Fully editable. Some lines are missing in the thumbnail. The actual file looks better. This file is provided in Microsoft Excel for Macintosh and should transfer just fine to Microsoft Excel for PC.
The weekly record sheet provides spaces to record work done in each of five major subject a
1st - 6th
For All Subjects
Parent Update/Newsletter: "What we worked on"
This is an editable template for teachers to inform parents what they worked on daily throughout the week. You can type on it or write on it. This is great especially for special education teachers with students who complete various tasks daily. It keeps parents informed! There are two types: Class form (to send out with parent classroom newsletters) and individual student forms. There are also forms that ask for the parent's signature at the bottom and forms that do not ask for the signature.
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
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