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RTI Strategies Chart {editable}
This editable chart includes ideas for Response to Intervention (RTI) strategies, divided by tier. You may also be interested in: Common RTI InterventionsK-3 IEP Goal Banks BundleFirst Grade IEP Goal BankHow to get TPT credit to use on future purchases:• Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product.
5th - 8th
Coping Strategy/Sensory Data Chart Autism Special Education
I use this chart to collect data and trials on students who self initiate or follow my request to initiate taking some sort of a sensory break or when a coping skill is needed. Can be modified/changed to address more specific strategies and/or behaviors.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Instructional Strategies Chart
Instructional Strategies Chart for Teachers
K - 12th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Expected Behavior Strategies and Behavior Chart
These mad vs. calm expected behavior strategies can help you with a student who needs strategies to overcome situations that make him/her angry. I used these strategies with a student on the autism spectrum. This document helps to provide visual cues and narrative similar to a social story to help you teach your student replacement behaviors. A chart is included that the student can fill in as a self-reflection. Enjoy!
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Reading Strategies Chart
Reading strategies that all good readers do. Sentence starters for students to start using in their journal responses or when speaking about text. Great reference material to keep posted in the classroom, or in their student notebooks. Editable word document also available for personalization.
2nd - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Vocabulary Strategies Anchor Chart
For use to hang in your classroom or students to keep at their desk, as reminders of different strategies to use when coming across unfamiliar vocabulary.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Grammar, Vocabulary
Reading Strategy Post It Note Chart
This chart is a great way for students to keep track of the reading strategies that they are working on and those that have been mastered.
The teacher will write the strategy the student is working towards mastering on a post it note on place on the chart. The chart is stored in my classroom in each student's (read to self) bookbag. It is a handy reminder to students of strategies they can try when reading individually.
The teacher moved the post it to the "Mastered" side after conferencing
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Reading Strategies Chart
Primary Reading strategies chart
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Comprehension Strategies Chart
Quick reference guide for teachers for comprehension strategy instruction.
1st - 8th
Reading Strategies
Summarizing Text with SWBST Anchor Charts-Reading Comprehension
Do your students struggle with being able to summarize a story? SWBST is an effective strategy to help students remember all the components needed to summarize a story and these bright posters are the perfect way to bring attention to a much needed skill. Included: 5 colored anchor charts (Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then) 5 black & white anchor charts (Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then) 1 page of colored white board cards (Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then) 1 page of black & white white board cards
3rd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Editable Anchor Charts - Fountas and Pinnell mini lessons
I made these blank charts with Fountas and Pinnell Minilessons in mind. •Templates are blank and ready to fill in. •Feel free to add book covers. Copyright laws prevent me from making them all complete for you. Hint--I made a folder of all the covers so that I can just plug them in when I need them. •You can fill these in digitally with kids. •You can print on larger paper and have the chart ready to go to fill in together. Hint--I made all the charts ahead of time and printed it on 11x17 pa
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading Strategies
Behavior Chart with Visuals | Classroom Management | Editable
Features:No Prep Behavior Plans with 1-3 goals per weekOver 135 pages of plans, positive behavior goals, incentives, and visuals to help you work with your students. 60 behavior goal visuals (Blackline and color options) (Example: I can raise my hand and wait my turn, I can stay in my own space, I can keep my hands and feet to myself)48 visual incentive cards (Example: Wear a hat for a day, line leader, lunch with the teacher)Over 75 different layouts with areas for parents to initial daily.Diff
PreK - 8th
Classroom Community
Researched Based Spelling Interventions and Strategies for Poor Spellers
This document offers information on the latest spelling research, as well as spelling interventions and strategies for students with learning disabilities (LDs) who very often struggle with spelling. It includes nine essential things you need to know about teaching spelling to students with LDs, spelling program recommendations and a handy "If... then" chart targeted at specific spelling challenges and strategies to help.
1st - 6th
Spelling
Author's Purpose Anchor Chart
This file is a ppt file that contains an anchor chart for Author's Purpose. It could be modified if you only teach PIE instead of PIEE :)
1st - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Asking a GOOD question - chart
This chart is helpful for students when they are trying to "stump the teacher" or their own classmates. When they are reading fiction or non-fiction, if they use one question word from one side and one question word from the top, wherever they land on the matrix is how difficult the question is (based on Bloom's Taxonomy). The more down and to the right, the more complex the question and the more up and to the left, the more basic the question. Great for differentiating instruction or expectatio
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Reading Strategies
Quiet Chart BINGO Poster 11x17 Landscape- Editable
This is the editable version of my original Quiet Chart BINGO Poster.
This poster is an effective classroom management strategy. The file can be uploaded to a local printing agency, such as Office Depot or Staples, usually cheaper with coupons. It is even more effective when laminated.
Once you have the poster, use Velcro dots with student names printed on small rectangles. Begin each day with student names on the poster. If they do not follow voice level expectations, their name can be ta
K - 5th
Classroom Management Daily Survival Chart
Are you looking for a better way to enhance student engagement and student competition in the classroom? Well, look no further. Every day, teachers will be able to track student’s class work, participation, discipline, and student rewards using this classroom management sheet. Research shows that reinforcing effort and providing recognition is the third most essential instructional strategy. Purchasing this product will allow teachers to hold students accountable for their work, to enhance a com
1st - 12th
For All Subjects
If..Then Comprehension Prescription Chart
Do you have students who struggle with comprehension? This easy to use chart helps you choose interventions that will work based on each students' needs! Look through dozens of interventions and use the one that most perfectly fits your student - reading at an intensive, strategic and even a proficient level - you can challenge your kiddos into becoming better readers. Each intervention is defined/described and many of the PDFs are included for immediate use!
3rd - 6th
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
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Checklist of Skills and Strategies by Guided Reading levels (A-J).
About these pages… I have compiled the skills that students need at each reading level, up to reading level J. These skills are in chart form for easy lesson planning, differentiation, and data collection. I used a variety of materials to gather this information. The following is where I got the majority of my information: Jan Richardson’s book The Next Step in Guided Reading, Continuum of Questions by SW School District of Pennsylvania, and Smekens Teacher Prompt Cards For Use During Smal
PreK - 5th
English Language Arts, Other (ELA), Reading
Create a GOOD question - chart
This chart is helpful for students when they are trying to "stump the teacher" or their own classmates. When they are reading fiction or non-fiction, if they use one question word from one side and one question word from the top, wherever they land on the matrix is how difficult the question is (based on Bloom's Taxonomy). The more down and to the right, the more complex the question and the more up and to the left, the more basic the question. Great for differentiating instruction or expectatio
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Reading Strategies
Table-Top Reading Skills and Strategies Reference Sheets
I use reference charts all over my classroom, but decided to make ones to be used in a vertical flip-chart. I like using these when I'm reading with a small group to help them focus on reading skills and strategies (main idea/key details, fact vs opinion, figurative language, etc).. It is multiple pages long.
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Individual Student Conference Chart
This file is an editable chart for individual student conferences. Included are writing, reading, math, and behavior. However, due to the fact the charts provided are in PowerPoint this allows you to quickly change anything you wish to.
It may not always be possible to meet with students for a long period of time each day but making ‘some’ individual time yields huge dividends in student success rates. This chart can be easily modified for your class size. If you want to have multiple meeting
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Reading Strategies
Fluency Progress Monitoring Chart
Have students track their own progress in oral reading fluency by graphing weekly data with these charts.
1st - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Fluency Chart- up to 160 wpm
I created this Fluency Chart for my fifth grade students who were surpassing the 140 wpm that my previous fluency chart had. It's a pretty basic format. It is intended for reading one passage two times. It has space for writing the passage title, words read correctly, and errors.
3rd - 6th
Reading Strategies
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