Problems Solving Process
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Bug Board: Problem Solving Tool
The Bug Board is a problem solving tool that students can use to work on solving their problems without immediate adult intervention. It will ask the student to think about the nature of their problem as well as possible solutions. This is a great component to add to any conflict resolution process already being used in a classroom setting.
Students should be instructed on how to navigate the “Bug Board” and should be allowed to practice filling it out. Practice with use of I Messages should al
1st - 5th
Problem Solving Meetings Documentation (Individual Student)
Use this form to document the problem-solving (RTI/MTSS) process for an individual student.
SCAMPER A Pizza
SCAMPER is an acronym that guides students through the process of coming up with atypical solutions to problems. It's very challenging! This activity provides some guidance for each step. Practice creative writing skills!
By: lilmaks
2nd - 5th
Writing
PYP BILINGUAL REFLECTION (Editable Google Forms)
Includes editable Google Forms for the end of Inquiry Reflection. Includes student's reflection about attributes and skills and their learning process. Also teachers and families reflection. Ideal for distance learning.
1st - 6th
For All Subjects
Brain Challenger for Kids from Brain booster series ( 5th to 7th standard kids)
This contains 20 unique and challenging IQ questions with answer set for improving the mental abilities of school going students.
The questions are designed to improve the thought process of the student under different conditions, with constraints . As a result students are required to use their logical and critical reasoning for problem solving.
The questions are designed in black and white color to reduce the cost of color print outs.
5th - 9th, Adult Education
For All Subjects
Parent-Teacher Conference Planning & Note-Taking Guide (Editable)
If you've ever walked into a parent-teacher conference and wished you had a roadmap, this guide is for you. This editable Google Doc helps educators plan, lead, and follow up on conferences with confidence and clarity. Built to streamline the process, this tool includes: A structured layout for team input and parent insights A clear framework for identifying the key concern(s) A breakdown of responsibilities for the school, student, and parent Space to define the type of intervention and how su
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Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
Editable Project Records Evidence for Observation and Documentation
I was inspired to create this after watching an overworked teacher struggling to document projects for her first grade class. She was required to do this quarterly for their files that would later be used for evidence if they should be admitted to the gifted and talented program. I actually homeschool and had been doing something similar via scrapbooks, but I could see she needed a template that would make the process quick and easy while managing so many students. Here is the solution: An edi
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Project Accountability & Reflection Form | Student Self-Assessment Tool
Empower students to take ownership of their learning and reflect meaningfully on their project contributions with this Project Accountability and Reflection Form, designed for use in middle and high school science classrooms. This versatile, editable form supports collaborative work, promotes metacognition, and encourages responsible participation in group or individual science projects. Whether used alongside engineering challenges, inquiry labs, research presentations, or long-term science pr
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Not Subject Specific
Behavior Observation Log Worksheet PDF
Unlike small private school and childcare settings, public schools often have access to professionals who are specially trained for inclusion practices and for creating inclusion plans. Many other educators, parents, and child care providers are left without organized methods for documenting noticeable behavioral or developmental differences within their student community. This Behavioral Observation Worksheet can help adults with creating a written account of noticeable behaviors or development
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