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Preview of Math Timed Test Record Sheet

Math Timed Test Record Sheet

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Hey Gnomie
Keep track of individual students' timed tests on this easy to use record sheet. Great for intervention groups or for whole class tests. An easy resource for parent conferences, SST documentation, or for students to keep track of their progress without the mountains of papers to store!
Preview of Big 5 Math Core Concepts Guide

Big 5 Math Core Concepts Guide

Big 5 Math✨ Math Core Concepts Guide ✨ Welcome, This guide brings together the most important k-5 Common Core State Standards (see Note) by listing the most reoccurring concepts AND links to aligned lessons—all in one spot. No more digging through grade-level documents or cross-checking codes. Whether you're planning lessons, designing assessments, or organizing math centers, this tool helps you stay focused on what matters: teaching concepts with clarity and confidence. Here are the Big 5
Preview of IEP & 504 Plan Accommodations Checklist for Classwork/Tests

IEP & 504 Plan Accommodations Checklist for Classwork/Tests

Accommodations Checklist for Classwork and TestsThe Accommodations Checklist for Classwork/Tests is a practical, easy-to-use tool designed specifically for math teachers supporting diverse learners in inclusion classrooms. This checklist helps teachers quickly identify, document, and implement appropriate accommodations that ensure students with varying needs can access grade-level math content without lowering academic expectations. The checklist includes commonly used supports—such as extende
Preview of Integrating Math Throughout Your Day - Lunch Count

Integrating Math Throughout Your Day - Lunch Count

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Kristi Jones
Integrating learning throughout the day is one more way for students to build their skills and grow as learners. Each morning the students sign in and make a lunch choice using this form. Print it on cardstock and laminate or stick in a page protector sleeve. Students mark their lunch choice using a dry erase marker. Afterwards a student, group, committee (whatever you use in your classroom) analyzes the data for lunch count and attendance. This is a great way to integrate addition, subtrac
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