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2017-2018 Behavior Calendar and Behavior Chart
This resource includes a behavior chart and behavior calendar for 2017-2018 school year. An editable version is coming soon, so keep an eye out!
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Student Sensory Needs Documentation Form
Download this Student Sensory Needs Documentation Form to document key details in each of the following areas: fidget preferenceseating preferencecoping preferencesensitivitiesDivided into these 4 areas, each area contains a chart with 10 options. Complete the form with ease by circling those that apply to the student. Copy and post these sheets in a classroom binder and sub folder. Provide to any aides, paraprofessionals, specials teachers, or extracurricular coaches so that everyone workin
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Working Through Emotions - Map for Success
This is an emotion map for students who show frustration, shut down when work tasks are presented, and/or struggle to use coping strategies in the moment. This map is designed to help students remove the overwhelming feeling that comes with multistep tasks. Label the emotion, remove all demands except for step one of the task, and pair reinforcement with work completion. This product is: -Ready to print -Ready to use -Student friendly -Teacher instructions -Individual students -Multiple stud
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Social Emotional Learning
Calm Down Behavior Visuals Supports For Special Education Autism
Use these calm down behavioral visual supports in your preschool or special education classroom to help teach your students different strategies and coping skills. Included in this resource:1.Visual Step by Step Calm Down Strip (Large and Small)2.Feelings Choice Board (Includes 6 Feelings- Large and Small)3.Set of Break Cards4.Deep Breathing Visuals (Large and Small)5.Counting to 10 Visuals (Large and Small)6.Choose An Activity Visuals (Large and Small)Directions: Print and laminate Visuals to
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Preventing Future Trauma Discussion Sheet
The Preventing Future Trauma Discussion Sheet is a structured, trauma-informed conversation tool designed to help individuals and families identify protective factors, strengthen coping skills, and develop strategies to promote safety and prevent future traumatic experiences. This document provides guided questions and reflective prompts that support individuals in understanding trauma, recognizing personal and family strengths, and building proactive safety and support plans. It focuses on emp
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
First, Then Board
First then boards are a wonderful and simple tool to help your learners or clients know what is happening now, and what is coming next. They can also help build motivation to complete less preferred tasks in order to get to the next higher preferred activity. Laminate the paper. Then, place velcro in the middle of each column, and then attach whatever picture icon you desire in each column to give the child a visual representation of what is occurring/will occur. You can also place velcro on t
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Annual Reviews at a Glance
Keep on top of IEP and ETR dates with this Annual Reviews at a glance sheet! This product will be part of bigger binder coming SOON!! Follow me so you don’t miss the release!
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For All Subjects
Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards | Tabs and Template
The Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards tell students what is happening next. With 52 card options, including visuals and text. They help ease students' anxiety and help them anticipate what is coming next. Develop independence and ease transitions. The cards decrease the age-old questions of "What's next?" and "When is recess?" Perfect for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and special education classrooms. Don't see the card you are looking for? A template is providedfor you so that you can m
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GROWING BUNDLE! VB-MAPP Theme Tracking Sheets
GROWING BUNDLE! Included as of January 2023: 1. Fall Theme (Revised September 2024) 2. December Theme 3. Winter Theme 4. Valentine's Day 5. Transportation (added February 2023) 6. Pet (added March 2023) 7. March (added March 2023) 8. Spring (added March 2023) 9. Farm (coming soon!) 10. Garden (added April 2023) 11. Zoo (added July 2024) 12. Ocean and Beach (added July 2023; Revised July 2024) 13. Pond Theme (Added July 2023) 14. Back to School (added July 2023; Revised July 2024) 15. Community H
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Behavior Data Sheets
Use these behavior data sheets to figure out why behaviors are happening and how to come up with a plan. The following is included in this resource: 1. Defining the behavior & what needs to be taught 2. ABC Data Sheet 3. Scatterplot Sheet 4. Coming up with a plan template Tips on how to PREVENT & REPLACE behavior, Tips on teaching new skills & what NOT to do are also included!
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School Psychology
Editable Stay Calm and Keep My Hands to Myself Social Story Google Slides
This personalized 8 page social story is perfect for students that have trouble remaining calm. Focusing on using our emotional toolbox, including deep breathing, self-massage or deep pressure, and identify and asking for help, students can learn how to become better at self-regulation and more independent in identifying and coping with big emotions. Part of this story are editable, so students can feel ownership over the story. Simply add the student, teacher, and school's name and pictures,
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After-School Detention Notice
Inform Parents and Guardians of after-school detention or reflection with this fully editable notice. I have highlighted the spaces in yellow for ease of revision. My team keeps a stack of these in each of our classrooms ready to handout. We make photocopies of completed forms OR you can edit them digitally. Accompanying Google Form coming soon!
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For All Subjects
My Cool Tools – Self-Regulation Strategy Worksheet
Help your students take charge of their emotions with this engaging “My Cool Tools” worksheet! Designed with a kid-friendly toolbox graphic, this activity encourages students to draw or write calming strategies they can use when they find themselves in the Red Zone of Regulation (feeling angry, upset, or overwhelmed). Students will: Identify personal strategies that help them calm down Visualize coping skills by drawing or writing in their “toolbox” Build self-awareness and independence in
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Editable Student Sign in Sheet
Name writing is an important skill to practice and master. Use this editable resource as a daily sign in or daily check in for students during your morning routine in the classroom. Benefits?• Easy way for teachers to take attendance! • Fine motor practice for students (writing, cutting, pasting! oh my!) • Students learn how to spell and identify their names • Gives students ownership over "clocking in" when coming to school • Teachers responsibility as part of a routine • ...and so much more!
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Simple Academic / Behavior Intervention Tracking Form for Multiple Interventions
This freebie is the simple form I use, and give out to general education teachers, to keep track of different interventions I have tried and their effectiveness. There is a spot to indicate if it is an academic or behavioral intervention as well as times used, what the intervention was, results wanted and how effective it actually was. This simple form is awesome for collecting data, especially when coming to an IEP meeting needing data or filling out initial qualification paperwork/FBA. Enjoy t
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Editing Checklist- peer editing and editing marks for Writers' Workshop
Students can use this checklist as they peer edit their writing during a Writers’ Workshop or with any first draft. Students first edit by themselves, then with a partner, then with the teacher using this list and editing marks. This checklist can be stapled to a first draft. I use this in my multi-age Montessori classroom of first, second, and third grade students. Can be used for grades 1-5. Find me on Instagram! @ms.k_montessori**Coming Soon**Find other Writers’ Workshop resources at Ms
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Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Expository
Parent-Teacher or Student-Led Conference Slides Editable Google Slides
Digital Student Conference Template | Google Slides™ | Editable & InteractiveMake parent-teacher conferences, student-led conferences, and virtual meetings a breeze with this fully editable Google Slides™ Student Conference Template! This digital resource allows students to reflect, organize, and present their learning with ease—no prep required! What’s Included? ✅ A Google Slides™ link for instant access ✅ Editable slides covering key subjects: Welcome Fun Facts Literacy Writing Math
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For All Subjects, Math, Not Subject Specific
Digital Video Production Safety Equipment Care Starter Kit
Digital Video Production Safety + Equipment Care Starter KitResource PurposeThis free starter kit helps teachers launch a safer, more organised digital video production classroom before students begin handling cameras, audio equipment, lights, computers, and media files.Recommended UseUse this during the first week of class, before the first filming activity, or anytime students need a production classroom reset.Upgrade NoteNeed the complete first-week launch unit? See DVT 1 Unit 1: Classroom Pr
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Other (Arts)
Editable Weekly Lesson Plan Template for Special Areas
Use this simple weekly lesson planner to type/write out activities, objectives, modifications, and notes for your lessons each week. I am a Gifted and Talented teacher for my school district and I serve K-8 with a weekly pull-out program. I use a similar format to this and it helps me keep everything on track. This would also be beneficial for Special Area classes such as Art, Music, Library, PE, STEM. SPED and Speech teachers have also found this resource helpful. Look for the new version comi
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iReady Self-Reflection
Instantly downloadable, this self-reflection is a great way to send home a quick note to adults at home about their student's iReady usage. If your district or your classroom requires a certain amount of lessons to be passed in a week/month/9 weeks/10 weeks/semester then this is the self-reflection for you! Your students get to take responsibility of their learning and their progress by writing their information in the blanks, circling the necessary sections, and taking it home to their adults.
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Other (Math), Other (Science), Reading
Conference Slides | Parent-Teacher or Student-Led | Google Slides | Editable |
Student Conference Google Slides – Editable & Customizable for Parent, Student-Led, or Virtual Conferences! ✨Make your conference season stress-free with these editable Google Slides! Whether you’re hosting parent-teacher conferences, student-led conferences, or even virtual conferences, these slides are a lifesaver for showcasing your students' progress in a clear and engaging way. Your students can personalize their slides, add or remove slides as needed, and easily share their work digi
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For All Subjects, Literature, Not Subject Specific
Progress Monitoring Tracking Sheet IEP MTSS Data Collection Blank Behavior Goal
Simplify progress monitoring tracking of IEP and MTSS behavior goals with editable blank observation sheets and forms for data collection. End the guesswork for your well-written special education goals by using the progress monitoring assessment tools for time intervals or a random sampling during the school day. This is my go-to progress monitoring for RTI toolset for any behavior goal. These goals can be quite challenging to appropriately document but with charts for progress monitoring
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