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Rules and Laws Coloring for K-2 Civics and Social Studies
Rules and Laws Coloring gives K-2 students a simple, engaging way to understand why rules and laws matter at school, at play, and in the community. These easy civics coloring pages help teachers introduce safety, fairness, and responsibility without needing a long lesson setup. What's included• Classroom Rules Keep Us Ready to Learn • Playground Rules Keep Us Safe • Traffic Laws Help Everyone Travel Safely • Community Helpers Follow and Support Laws • Library Rules Help Us Share How teachers can
K - 2nd
Coloring Pages, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Good Citizenship Coloring Pages for K-2 Social Studies and SEL
American Flag Coloring Pages for K-3 Patriotic Printable Pack
American Flag Coloring Pages help K-3 students recognize an important national symbol while practicing calm, focused coloring skills. These patriotic coloring pages give teachers an easy way to support fine motor practice, USA symbols coloring, and seasonal classroom activities without extra prep. What's included• Large American Flag Poster Coloring Page • American Flag on a Flagpole Coloring Page • American Flag and Fireworks Coloring Page • American Flag and Stars Border Coloring Page • Americ
K - 3rd
Coloring Pages, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Fourth of July Coloring Pages for K-3 Morning Work & Early Finishers
La Llorona Elementary Unit, Hispanic Legend Reading bundle, Weeping Woman
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📖 Description Bring the spooky, cultural legend of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman into your classroom with this kid-friendly, elementary-appropriate unit! This 10-sheet resource is rated G and carefully adapted so it captures the mystery and excitement of the story without being traumatizing for young learners. Perfect for Hispanic Heritage Month, Día de los Muertos, Halloween season, or folklore studies, this unit blends literacy, culture, and STEM. Students won’t just read the legen
1st - 8th
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Reading, World History
Spanish Resource La Llorona Elementary Unit, Hispanic Legend Reading bundle
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📖 Description This is a Spanish Resource! Bring the spooky, cultural legend of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman into your classroom with this kid-friendly, elementary-appropriate unit! This 10-sheet resource is rated G and carefully adapted so it captures the mystery and excitement of the story without being traumatizing for young learners. Perfect for Hispanic Heritage Month, Día de los Muertos, Halloween season, or folklore studies, this unit blends literacy, culture, and STEM. Studen
1st - 8th
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Reading, Spanish
IEP Compliance Tracker | Special Education Deadlines & Documentation SPED
Stay organized, compliant, and audit-ready all year with this complete IEP Compliance Management System designed for special education professionals. This comprehensive resource helps you track deadlines, manage documentation, monitor services, and maintain accurate records with ease. Whether you are managing a full caseload or supporting multiple students, this system provides the structure and tools needed to stay on top of compliance requirements without overwhelm. THIS SYSTEM HELPS YOU:✔ Tr
K - 12th, Adult Education
Classroom Community, Psychology, School Psychology
Battelle Screening Excel Template: Automatic Age Calculation & Qualitative Range
Battelle Screening Automated Excel Template is a professional, ready-to-use spreadsheet designed to speed up scoring and interpretation of Battelle Developmental Screening results. Simply enter the child’s test date, birth date, and raw scores, and the template automatically calculates key outputs to support fast, accurate reporting. What this template does automatically: Age calculation (years, months, days) + age in months Automatic scoring from Personal/Social through Total Score Criterion
PreK - 1st
Psychology, School Psychology
Passport - Immigration Unit
At the end of our immigration unit, we had a simulation of the journey through Ellis Island. The students created a character from a country of their choosing and pretended they were coming to America. The kids carried their baggage and passport with them as they traveled. As they visited the various inspection areas, they received a stamp on the back of their passport. This file includes a color and black and white version. Welcome to America! Thanks! Hilary Lewis Check out my blog!Follow me on
3rd - 5th
Social Studies, U.S. History
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