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Autism Parent Handouts - Increasing Focus of Students with Autism
Tips for parents for increasing student focus during online and virtual learning for students with autism and other special education or focusing needs. 9 ways to increase student focus are suggested on this one page document. The same file is presented in different formats to fit whatever style you would like to send the document. File contains: a PDF of both pages (elementary version and a secondary version-differ in a few pictures only) JPEG of elementary pageJPEG of secondary pagePDF of
PreK - 12th
Reading Goals Bookmark, Independent Reading, Editable
Use this bookmark to increase student independence, metacognition, and responsibility for their reading! - Laminate and have students use wet erase markers to create their goals - Eliminate the "what's my level again?" face-palm - Great open ended starter for reading conferences! "Talk to me about how your reading goals are going!" Two color, and two black and white options for your printing preferences. The backs of each bookmark are editable to meet the needs of your classroom. Some ideas i
1st - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Punch Cards | Student Reward Cards | Classroom Management Cards
Looking for a quick and easy way to increase class motivation? These individual reward punch cards are just the thing that you need! These punch cards can be used as a broad or very specific reward for behavior in the classroom. Once students fill up their card they can trade it in for a prize and a new one!
PreK - 8th
Classroom Community
Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Pyramid Template
Check out this fun and creative way to increase comprehension of nonfiction texts. Presented in eight steps, with clear directions, students will be forced to analyze critically and reflect on the information presented in any assigned text. Some of the prompts include items such as "two words describing a support detail" or "four words describing the author's purpose" or "six important vocabulary words". Each line adds one more space. This can be applied in a multitude of settings or differentia
3rd - 8th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Christmas During The Middle Ages Christmas Trivia (Grades 5–9)
Explore Christmas traditions, history, and fun facts with this 5-worksheet trivia pack designed for Grades 5–9. Students answer quick, accessible questions that keep them focused and on-task during the busy holiday season. You’ll See Questions About: 📌 **Topics Included:** • christmas during the middle ages • holiday traditions across europe • food science and cultural winter cuisine • renewable energy in winter conditions • northern lights aurora borealis Use It As: • Bell ringers • Exit ticke
5th - 9th
Not Subject Specific
BOY Activity: What Kind of Main Character are You?
Bring a little fun (and a lot of engagement) to your independent reading time with this “What Book Character Are You?” personality quiz! Students answer quick, pop-culture style questions to discover their reading “vibe” and get matched to a genre that fits their personality—no boring reading surveys here. Perfect for the beginning of the year, SSR/book selection time, or building reading buy-in, this activity helps students feel like choosing a book is personal, not forced. It’s low-prep, high
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies
Flower Anatomy Practical (no flowers needed)
Looking for a short quiz for students following a lesson on flower anatomy? This assessment doesn't require any real flowers. The photos are clear and easy to see what is being referred to. The concepts of monocots and dicots are also address. This is a great resource if students are absent on the day of the assessment so that you don't need to dissect more flowers.
7th - 12th
Biology, Environment, General Science
Classroom Reward Coupons | Classroom Reward Store | Class Store
Classroom coupons, classroom stores, and classroom rewards made easy. This product has everything you need to run a classroom store for upper elementary and middle school. Here is a short clip of an intro to this classroom reward system. Include in this classroom reward system: Virtual SoreCoupons Coupons Bin LabelStudent Tracking SheetGoogle Order Form Expectation Document20 Minute Tutorial video by me on how to implement and successfully run this store in your own classroom. Coupons include:
5th - 8th
Classroom Community
Geography - Student-Friendly Social Studies Standards Tracker
6th-grade geography Standards and Proficiency Scales tracker. The TWITS have expanded and refreshed our products! We are now offering student-friendly Standards and Proficiency Scale matrices/tracker. These are based on Colorado State Standards and can be adapted for your state. Students will take ownership of their learning by tracking each standard or learning target. There are three levels to track: 1) "Heard it." The teacher has talked about it and the student remembers hearing it. 2) "Got
5th - 12th
For All Subjects, Geography
Monthly Newsletters Template -EDITABLE
Are you looking to increase parent communication? If so, these newsletters are a perfect way to do so. There are 12 designs , one for each month of the year that are included. You can edit the templates to customize your classroom newsletter. You can simply send these out to parents every month to keep them up to date on what is going on in your classroom.
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
First Day of School Learning Stations
Get your students up and moving on the first day! Don't bore your students to death by reviewing the syllabus on day 1. Set the tone for the school year with these back-to-school stations. It's a guarantee that this will work to engage your students much more than simply going over the syllabus. While students are working through these stations, you'll get the chance to get to know your students! Each station was strategically designed to cover the standards: reading, writing, and listening/spea
6th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Writing
Also included in: First Day of School Bundle
Classroom Organization Tools
Free Small Group Planning & Student Data Tracking SheetsSimplify your small group instruction with this free teacher planning and student data tracking resource! This set includes: ✔ Small Group Planning Sheet – Organize your student groups, target skills for each level, and plan lessons with ease. ✔ Student Data Tracking Sheet – Keep track of individual student progress with a clear, easy-to-use form for recording formative assessment results by standard. Perfect for guided math, RTI, or sm
K - 8th
Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Exit Ticket Worksheet | Quick Check for Understanding | Any Subject
Looking for a quick and effective way to check student understanding at the end of a lesson? This Exit Ticket Worksheet is a simple, no-prep formative assessment that helps teachers quickly see what students learned, what they understood well, and what they may still be confused about — all in just 3–5 minutes. This resource works with any subject and is perfect for daily use, review lessons, or informal assessments. The clear layout and student-friendly language make it easy to use in both
7th - 9th
Creative Writing, Handwriting, Informational Text
Read 180 Topic Software Flood! Questions from Released Items SBAC or PARCC
Make the Smarter Balanced and PARCC question formats easier for your students to navigate! If you are fortunate enough to use Read 180, you don't want to take out any time for Smarter Balanced test practice! Incorporate it now! This assignment features short questions that mirror SBAC and PARCC released items. Answer key with similar scoring is included. I will use these as a "quiz" as students finish each segment. Use in addition to the quickwrites! You can assign these to the class in l
6th - 9th
ELA Test Prep, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RI.7.1
Copy the Pattern...Christmas
This easy to use and assemble flip book is to copy a pattern of Christmas symbols. Although patterns are an important math skill, this activity is great for language development as you can introduce concepts of same/different, first, next and last! Display the student choices (answers) in an array of 1-4. When giving one choice, it is the correct answer as the student needs to learn the task of placing the color in the box to match the presented one in the pattern. This is "errorless" learning a
PreK - 12th
Self-Assessment Reflection Forms ELA 8
Build student ownership of learning and growth mindset with this formative assessment tool. Each sheet allows students to evaluate their own learning progress, provide supporting evidence from work samples, reflect on challenges, and develop an action plan for future practice. The system includes a set of Marzano learning scales specific to each Common Core standard for eighth-grade ELA. Useful for:Documenting growth toward learning targetsPlanning student-led conferencesCreating a student-cente
8th
English Language Arts
Also included in: ELA Learning Scales Bundle 8
Natural Selection and Mutations (Who wants to live a million years)
Student's will use mutations to increase variation and take a deeper look ant natural selection and how it can cause a species to change over time. Google Form
6th - 8th
Biology
NGSS
MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS4-4
Fraction, Decimal, Percentage Conversion Activity - Math Mystery
Mascot Mayhem: A Fractions, Decimals, & Percents Conversion Mystery Activity Teaching fractions, decimals, and percents conversions again? Let’s be real — it’s a necessary skill, but it can feel repetitive for students and teachers alike. That’s where Mascot Mayhem swoops in. This Clue-style classroom mystery transforms ordinary practice into an engaging detective adventure. Students become math sleuths solving the case of the missing mascot costume just days before a high-stakes spirit compe
5th - 9th
Basic Operations, Decimals, Fractions
CCSS
5.NF.B.3
, 5.NF.B.4
, 6.NS.A.1
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FFA Member Points Google Sheet
A super simple way to increase chapter involvement and to keep track of your FFA members' activity involvement! You can change to your local events and activities and change the points values as you see fit. This also includes categories and point values of different FFA activities. I've used this to give an award to the most involved students at the end-of-year banquet. You could assign FFA secretary or historian to update periodically and keep a top 10 list on the board for students to see.
6th - 12th
Accelerated Reader Quiz Log
Let your students have responsibility and record their own Accelerated Reader Quiz info!
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Positive Social Behaviors: Data Collection
This will assist with identifying and increasing the occurrence of positive social skills and positive social behaviors in the classroom and school. It will also assist with monitoring IEP goals. Tish Holub Taylor, Ph.D.
PreK - 12th
School Psychology
Quiz Corrections Form
This is a generic, editable, and reusable quiz corrections form. Students must answer the questions they got wrong on their original quiz and then explain what they did wrong/what they learned about the right answer.
5th - 12th
Other (Math)
Exit Tickets for Any Subject Area
Exit tickets are a quick and easy formative assessment tool. This is a simple way to gather meaningful data to inform instruction and group students. Included in this resource are 11 exit ticket forms (with 9 different prompts) utilizing sentence frames, prompts to create illustrations and diagrams, and lists. These templates allow you to quickly assess learning targets, students’ perceived areas of strengths and weakness, and learner qualities/skills. A variety of clip art borders and graphics
5th - 12th, Not Specific
For All Subjects
April Fools Day Never-Ending Google Form Prank
Give your students a laugh (and a gentle brain teaser) this April Fools’ Day with this never-ending Google Form prank! Designed to look like a regular assignment or quiz, this form loops students through a series of silly, confusing, or repetitive questions — just enough to make them say, “Wait a second…”Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or high school, this harmless joke is easy to assign and gets big laughs without disrupting your actual lessons. What’s Included: A link to a read
4th - 12th
Not Subject Specific
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