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Science Fair Judge Evaluation Form | Detailed Scoring Rubric + Feedback Sheet
Make your science fair judging process smooth, consistent, and professional with this comprehensive Science Fair Judge Evaluation Form! Designed for middle and high school science fairs, this rubric provides a clear, point-based scoring system with space for qualitative feedback—helping judges assess every aspect of a student’s project fairly and efficiently. 🏅 What’s Included: Detailed Rubric (100 Points Total): Scientific Method & Content (40 pts) Creativity & Innovation (20 pts) Present
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Biology, Chemistry, General Science
special education digital data tracking
A how-to on creating data collection forms using Google Drive and the Google Forms feature. Creating QR codes for each data form is explained as well.
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Observation Grid for VB-MAPP Protocol (Levels 1-3)
VB-MAPP Observation GridDivided into Levels 1, 2, and 3. Utilize this for timed observation (TO) milestones in the VB-MAPP Protocol by Mark Sundberg. Updated to the most recent version of the assessment/protocol and color-coded to match the corresponding levels.
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Student Interest Survery
Start your school year off right with this fun and engaging Student Learning Interest Survey! Perfect for back-to-school activities or any time you want to learn more about your students’ passions, learning styles, and project preferences. This colorful, easy-to-use printable helps students reflect on: What topics they love to learn about How they learn best (reading, puzzles, games, tech, etc.) Preferred work styles (alone, in pairs, groups) Favorite types of projects (art, writing, coding
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Classroom Accommodations Quick Reference Guide | Teacher Cheat Sheet
Classroom Accommodations Quick Reference Guide Support all learners with this easy-to-use Classroom Accommodations Quick Reference Guide designed specifically for teachers! This printable teacher resource provides practical accommodations organized by category, making it easy for educators to quickly identify supports that can help students succeed in the classroom. Perfect for new teachers, student teachers, general education teachers, SPED teams, interventionists, and professional development
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Diversity and Inclusive Autism Helper ADHD School Classroom Support Step-by-Step
Supporting students with Autism and ADHD with Academic Challenges is vital for them to be able to navigate and succeed in the classroom, this pack gives teachers - insight into what academic challenges can be and why they occur - how this presents in children with Autism and ADHD - what impact this has on learning - outlines academic challenges in the classroom - how to support these challenges - specific accommodations that can be made for support - also includes a game "Task Bingo" for study
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, School Counseling
Individual Education Plan (IEP) Tracking and Goal Setting
IEP Tracking PackageThis resource is ideal for students working from I.E.P.s; in particular, this is designed for students working on 1-3 goals per subject at a time and is meant to be a working document, revised when mastery of each goal is achieved. Includes: -Instructions/strategies for use of document -Template for Complete list of I.E.P. Goals; Space to identify student name, subject, grade level and 3 goals per unit, as well as date of initial assessments, and notes section; can be print
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IIP Goal Tracking Forms for Teachers | Multigrade & Split Grade Classrooms
⭐ IIP Goal Tracking Made Simple | Editable Tracking & Meeting Forms for TeachersSimplify IIP goal tracking with this teacher-friendly toolkit designed for multigrade and split-grade classrooms. This IIP Goal Tracking Resource is designed to help busy teachers track student progress efficiently, confidently, and realistically using classroom observations instead of extra testing. Whether you’re monitoring one student or several, this resource keeps everything organized and ready for LRT or C
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For All Subjects
Teacher or Paraprofessional Student Data Tracking Task Progress Monitoring Form
Direct and to the point! Great observational data tracking form that can be used by teachers or support personnel. Columns are present for the days of the week with subject area. Observational indicators are recorded on a 3, 2, 1 scale based on proficiency of the listed criteria. * Participation * Engagement * Comprehension * Task proficiency * Focus * Attention * Work completion * Time on-task There is also space available to write a quick task description along with any additional comments.
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School Counseling
Student Behavior Plan
This is a week long behavior plan for the student, teacher, and parent to stay on track of his/her current learning and behavior. This gives the student the responsibility to rate him/herself on their actions in each subject throughout the school day. Following their own rating on a scale of 1 to 3, the teacher of that subject agrees or adjusts the rating based on their own observations. The parent is to initial the page each night. This is an intervention technique to give responsibility to the
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First Grade Developmental Checklist
I created this First Grade Developmental Checklist to use during conferences.
If you have a child who struggles with procedures, this checklist will help you monitor progress. I use this at each end of the year conference I have so parents can see how their students performed. This also lets parents know things that the student needs to work on.
There are two versions. The first version has room for you to write comments in each category. This helpful for the students you have a lot to write
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IEP Goal Tracker: Following Directions& Positive Coping
For those who are tracking their students' progress with their IEP goals. This form makes it easy to track daily or weekly how students respond to conflict and following directions. Simply check off their progress and you're done!
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Executive Functioning
What is Executive Functioning (EF) and what are the basic coping strategies? This guide will help with understanding those coping skills.
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2017-2018 Behavior Calendar and Behavior Chart
This resource includes a behavior chart and behavior calendar for 2017-2018 school year. An editable version is coming soon, so keep an eye out!
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Student Sensory Needs Documentation Form
Download this Student Sensory Needs Documentation Form to document key details in each of the following areas: fidget preferenceseating preferencecoping preferencesensitivitiesDivided into these 4 areas, each area contains a chart with 10 options. Complete the form with ease by circling those that apply to the student. Copy and post these sheets in a classroom binder and sub folder. Provide to any aides, paraprofessionals, specials teachers, or extracurricular coaches so that everyone workin
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Working Through Emotions - Map for Success
This is an emotion map for students who show frustration, shut down when work tasks are presented, and/or struggle to use coping strategies in the moment. This map is designed to help students remove the overwhelming feeling that comes with multistep tasks. Label the emotion, remove all demands except for step one of the task, and pair reinforcement with work completion. This product is: -Ready to print -Ready to use -Student friendly -Teacher instructions -Individual students -Multiple stud
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Social Emotional Learning
Calm Down Behavior Visuals Supports For Special Education Autism
Use these calm down behavioral visual supports in your preschool or special education classroom to help teach your students different strategies and coping skills. Included in this resource:1.Visual Step by Step Calm Down Strip (Large and Small)2.Feelings Choice Board (Includes 6 Feelings- Large and Small)3.Set of Break Cards4.Deep Breathing Visuals (Large and Small)5.Counting to 10 Visuals (Large and Small)6.Choose An Activity Visuals (Large and Small)Directions: Print and laminate Visuals to
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Behavior Data Sheets
Use these behavior data sheets to figure out why behaviors are happening and how to come up with a plan. The following is included in this resource: 1. Defining the behavior & what needs to be taught 2. ABC Data Sheet 3. Scatterplot Sheet 4. Coming up with a plan template Tips on how to PREVENT & REPLACE behavior, Tips on teaching new skills & what NOT to do are also included!
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School Psychology
My Cool Tools – Self-Regulation Strategy Worksheet
Help your students take charge of their emotions with this engaging “My Cool Tools” worksheet! Designed with a kid-friendly toolbox graphic, this activity encourages students to draw or write calming strategies they can use when they find themselves in the Red Zone of Regulation (feeling angry, upset, or overwhelmed). Students will: Identify personal strategies that help them calm down Visualize coping skills by drawing or writing in their “toolbox” Build self-awareness and independence in
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Editing Checklist- peer editing and editing marks for Writers' Workshop
Students can use this checklist as they peer edit their writing during a Writers’ Workshop or with any first draft. Students first edit by themselves, then with a partner, then with the teacher using this list and editing marks. This checklist can be stapled to a first draft. I use this in my multi-age Montessori classroom of first, second, and third grade students. Can be used for grades 1-5. Find me on Instagram! @ms.k_montessori**Coming Soon**Find other Writers’ Workshop resources at Ms
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Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Expository
iReady Self-Reflection
Instantly downloadable, this self-reflection is a great way to send home a quick note to adults at home about their student's iReady usage. If your district or your classroom requires a certain amount of lessons to be passed in a week/month/9 weeks/10 weeks/semester then this is the self-reflection for you! Your students get to take responsibility of their learning and their progress by writing their information in the blanks, circling the necessary sections, and taking it home to their adults.
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Other (Math), Other (Science), Reading
K–8 IEP Language Arts Goal Bank | SMART Goals, Ready-to-Use
Save hours of IEP planning with this comprehensive K–8 Reading by Design Goal Bank!Perfect for teachers, specialists, and interventionists, this resource includes: Kindergarten–Grade 8 goals, organized by grade & volume SMART, measurable goals for decoding, fluency, comprehension, spelling, and writing Ready-to-use in IEPs, progress monitoring, and lesson planning Quickly find goals with Control/Command + F Get consistent, structured, and high-quality reading goals aligned to Reading by Desi
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
Editable Dyslexia Exit Program Completion Letter | Parent Communication
✨ Dyslexia Exit Letter – Editable Canva Template ✨ Save time and communicate clearly with this editable parent letter for students completing Reading by Design dyslexia intervention. This professional, parent-friendly template can also be adapted for use with any dyslexia program, making it a versatile tool for specialists and teachers. ✅ 100% Editable in Canva – no formatting required ✅ Parent-friendly language already written for you ✅ Explains dyslexia as a lifelong difference with ongo
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
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