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Speech Communication Note
The best way to praise your speech-language students and keep communication is by sending home post cards to parents. These post cards are so cute and make communicating with parents, managing behavior and increasing engagement and motivation easy! To make them smaller post cards, simply print them in landscape and select printing two documents per page!
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Essential Tracking Tools for Reading
This collection of printable PDFs are essential forms for the reading classroom. Included forms are: - Class Independent Reading Tracker - used to track books that students are reading, and when they complete their reading log, book project, and quiz. - Student Reading Log - to record pages read each day along with a short summary or favorite quote from the day's reading. - Student Conference Sheet - used to track student's Reading Inventory Lexile scores and create growth goals for the year. -
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English Language Arts, Reading
Data Collection for Formative Assessment
This is a data collection form to help you, as a teacher, to analyze assessment scores and set SMART goals for students who scored below mastery. Ideally, this form is meant to be used twice – once after the initial formative assessment, and again after reteaching and retesting.
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English Language Arts, Math, Reading
Let's Integrate: How to Start Your Edtech Journey
Integrating EdTech into your classroom isn't just an option—it's a powerful opportunity to transform the learning experience for every student. This digital product is designed to empower teachers, like you, to seamlessly incorporate technology, fostering a more engaging and personalized educational journey. By striving to create dynamic and effective learning environments, that truly resonate with our students, is key in today's rapidly evolving educational landscape. Incorporating EdTech can
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For All Subjects
FREEBIE! Plant-Themed Bathroom Sign-Out
A plant-themed classroom is a great way to communicate to your students and families that you support a growth mindset. Research shows that even looking at pictures of plants and the color green has a calming effect, lowering blood pressure and measurably increasing wellbeing. This FREE printable bathroom sign-out sheet goes along with the plant-themed bundle available in my TPT store and can help you keep track of students' location for safety.
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Classroom Community
Also included in: Plant-Themed Classroom Printables (posters & more!)
Weekly Lesson Plan Template and Lesson Notes Printable PDF
This PDF includes 2 pages - a Weekly Planning Template and a lined Lesson Notes page. The Weekly Planning Template is intended to be printed so you can plan out your weekly overview. Daily boxes for the following: Warm-Up, Mini-Lesson, Independent Practice, Formative Assessment and Homework
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For All Subjects
ABA Therapy Staff Training Visual Cues | Tips for Effective Reinforcement
Do you work in a special education or self-contained classroom using ABA therapy? This free download is a great resource for you! This is perfect for a quick visual guide for staff such as paraprofessionals or assistant teachers to reference. Provides five quick and easy tips for using reinforcement effectively to increase positive behaviors, including:MotivationSatiationImmediacyDelayIntermittentHaving these tips hung in your ABA therapy practice or classroom can help staff be consistent with t
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Editable List of Materials for ELE / ESL Class
This is the list of materials that I ask the parents or guardians of my students to send. I added a link to an editable template, so you can modify this page for your own use. I have students organize the binder into 5 sections, using the dividers. These include: Grammar, Vocabulary. Reading. Writing and Quizzes. I also mark each page with the initials (G,V,R,W,Q) so students know in which section of the binder to put the completed work. I teach grades 4-8, but you can use this resource with
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Guided Math Centers Reflection Sheets - Inspired by Dr. Nicki Newton
In her excellent book, Guided Math in Action, Dr. Nicki Newton describes her use of reflection sheets for math centers as a means of providing accountability to her students for the work they are to complete in math centers.
Being inspired by the information in the book, I have created these three sheets. The sheets increase in difficulty as they progress. You can use the first one to introduce the activity and build up the skill, then use the other forms as the year progresses. They can als
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Math
Exit Tickets - Quick formative assessment for any subject
These exit tickets are adorable! Shaped like a real "ticket", with a place for students to answer a question and add their name on the side. In my classroom, I have the laminated in a basket on my desk and the students use their expo markers to respond. Saves me time and paper! This is an excellent, quick (and cute) formative assessment.
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For All Subjects
Tips to Teach Tolerating No - ABA Therapy or Special Education Classroom
Struggling to replace problem behaviors with more appropriate social and emotional skills? Grab this free visual download to help teach learners to tolerate "NO" with 5 clear, actionable tips! Perfect for any ABA therapy setting or special education classroom setting. This one page download includes 5 tips:Gradual Exposure: Start by introducing small instances where the student hears "no" in a safe and controlled environment. Then gradually increase the frequency and intensity of hearing "no" o
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School Psychology
Behavior Duration Log
This document measures duration of behaviors. Staff can document up to two different behaviors. By document the date, time of day when the behavior began, time of day when behavior stopped and duration. Staff can document up to 40 instances on one sheet. *Tip*Calculate the duration of the total time of the target behavior, then average. The average time can be the baseline. For goals and progress monitoring, decrease average duration by 10% each reporting period.
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Ravelling Factors - Course 1
Course 1: The Ravel, like all Math Minds courses, aims to provide a coherent, theory-rich, evidence-based approach to teaching mathematics. Course 1, specifically, points teachers to the networked and interconnected nature of mathematics and how that structure tell us something about how it should be taught. We also look at cognitive theory, to offer an approach based on many mini-lessons. These minilessons reduce student overwhelm and increase the teacher’s capacity to assess learning frequentl
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Math
Reading Interest Questionnaire (Survey) Bookmark
A bookmark version of my full page survey. Designed to be printed two-sided and then cut into three bookmarks.
I use this questionnaire to help work out a student's interest area to help them find a book that they will enjoy reading. Often if you ask a student who doesn't read in their own time to find a book they don't know where to start, this streamlines that process and also increases the probability that their reading will be an enjoyable experience.
The bookmark size allows the survey t
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English Language Arts, Reading
Exit Ticket Templates
Quickly check your students' understanding with these exit ticket templates! Sometimes you just need a quick way to assess understanding of a new concept. These exit tickets are perfect for just that! Included: - 2 different template names: Are you team 'ticket' or team 'slip'? - Each template has one option to have students color in their level of understanding at the bottom. The other option is to leave it off! I hope these exit ticket templates save you time and increase student engagement
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For All Subjects
Grace Pass
Do your students need to leave the room all the time for the bathroom, water fountain, trips to the office, or forgotten supplies? Do your students ask for emergency extra credit? Mine too!
At the beginning of each marking period, I give my students a sheet of grace passes to stash in their folder to use whenever they need it. No questions asked. Bathroom break? Use a grace pass. Left your homework in your locker? Use a grace pass. Need 2 extra points on the quiz they struggled with? Use a gra
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For All Subjects, Other (Social Studies)
FREE Myths of Augmentative Communication Handout SLPs Parents Teachers
Are you constantly battling the myths of AAC and the misconception of parents, teachers, and others? This handout talks about the myths and truths of providing and using an augmentative communication system with students. Dispelling the mistaken beliefs that often prevent students from receiving the services and communication systems they need will not only be beneficial for these students, but also for the teachers who often struggle to teach them in the absence of a mode of expressive commun
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Talk Tickets
Talk Tickets can be used in a variety of ways to support the behavioral needs of students. They can be especially effective when used with students who crave attention and often interrupt class activities to make comments unrelated to the lesson. As part of a behavioral intervention, these students can earn Talk Tickets by completing their assigned work and meeting behavioral expectations. Once earned, they can be allotted a certain amount of time to talk with a designated individual and then r
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Also included in: Bundle: 10 Ready-to-Use Behavior Interventions & Supplements
Break Pass
Do you want your students to learn how to regulate their own emotions to reduce or prevent meltdowns? A Break Pass can be used in a variety of ways to support the behavioral needs of students. They can be especially effective for students who have difficulty managing their emotions and calming themselves once upset. As part of a behavioral intervention, students can be taught to recognize when they are losing control and signal that a break is needed by handing the teacher a Break Pass. When u
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School Psychology
Also included in: Bundle: 10 Ready-to-Use Behavior Interventions & Supplements
Vocabulary in English Article By English Language Ideas
Vocabulary in English Article Learning English vocabulary is an extremely important piece in the English language puzzle. It is the basic building block for communicating information and describing things. There are only about two thousand English words that account for ninety percent of all the entire spoken English language. This means that all you need to do is learn them and you will understand the majority of what's being said to you. It may sound like a tall order to learn a
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English Language Arts
Instructional Coaching Forms | Coaching Styles Quiz FREEBIE
Whether you are new to instructional coaching or have been at it for years, you will L-O-V-E this Coaching Styles Quiz! One very real challenge of being an instructional coach is that you have to anticipate and respond to the varying needs of teachers. While some just need to be asked the right question, others need more direction and guidance. Some coaches are more naturally suited to knowing just the right question that springboards a teacher's thinking while other coaches are extra-talented
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For All Subjects
Visual Schedules for School & Home: FREEBIE
Where can I use Visual Schedules?Anywhere! A master schedule can tell the class as a whole how the day is expected to go. Schedules can also be tailored for the individual. You can have a separate visual schedule just for your speech room that you change up every session. Parent's can use visual schedules to assist their child in completing daily routines and chores. How can a visual schedule help?PROVIDES STRUCTURE REDUCES ANXIETY and CONFUSION SETS EXPECTATIONS Contents:Schedule Frame Pag
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Free Data Collection Sheets IEP Goals & Behavior Tracking - Special Education
Overwhelmed with collecting data on your special education students' goals? Download these free printable data collection sheets to monitor progress of IEP goals and behaviors! Included are data collection forms that are perfect for, but not limited to, any self-contained, autism, ABA, or resource classroom. Includes 2 student data collection sheets:✎ Trial-by-trial skill data: Use this sheet to track up to 10 goals (5 individual trials each). Fill in goal information & specific prompt level
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School Psychology
Speech Therapy Data Collection Sheets SLPs Spreadsheets Planning & Documentation
This simple system can help you streamline your speech therapy session planning and data collection! Add your students' information (including speech therapy goals) to the spreadsheet, then print and use it to organize our session plans and take data. Are you looking for a more robust organization system? ⭐ Check out this spreadsheet for managing and tracking your SLP caseload!Multiple formats are included to suit your preferences: ✅ A version for Excel™✅ A version for Google Sheets™✅ A f
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Speaking & Listening
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