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Informal Articulation Screener
This screener is a quick and easy way to informally assess articulation skills when students are referred for speech concerns. You can use it to help decide if intervention or further evaluation is necessary, write goals, or progress monitor.
INCLUDED
-All consonants in all positions
-Two versions of visual prompts: whole page and flip-book with student interview questions
-Data collection sheet
HOW TO USE
To use the whole page visual prompts, print the two pages of visuals double-sided and la
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Classroom Library Book Tracker Log Document | Sign in and Out | Worksheet
Keep your classroom books organized and know who checked out a book and returned it.This document is an easy way to have students practice accountability by completing the worksheet and returning classroom books. I like to print out a stack and clip it to a clipboard. I also have a classroom book helper to track who needs to return their classroom books. Two pages are available to print front and back. Enjoy
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Library Skills, Reading, Reading Strategies
IEP Caseload Document Completion Tracker
Trying to keep track of what ESE paperwork has been completed can be overwhelming. This form will help you keep track of your caseloads' annuals, re-evals, progress reports, progress alerts and report cards. Type or write in student information and check the boxes as you complete the items for the students. Never forget to complete a document again. Print this form on colored paper to easily spot it in that huge stack of endless documents. -------------------------------------------------
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Post It Schedule - Lemon Themed
Schedule Post-Its – Sticky Notes with a Purpose!Stay organized in style with these Schedule Post-Its, perfect for mapping out your weekly routines in a quick, visual way. Designed to fit standard sticky notes, they’re ideal for planners, desk spaces, and classroom boards. Whether you’re planning lessons, meetings, or your own to-dos, these weekday labels help you stick to what matters—literally! Laminate and reuse them each week or upload them to Canva and fill it in for a more permanent schedu
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Break Passes
This one page document can be printed on card stock, laminated, and cut out to make break passes for your class. My students use these passes throughout the year, and it is a great silent way for students to signal that they need a break. It is also something my students can take into the hall with them as proof that they have permission for a break.
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Cafeteria or Snack Checklist with Behavior Expectations for Students with Autism
Prep is simple - Just print out a color copy, laminate, adhere it to the snack or cafeteria table with velcro, and use a dry-erase marker to check off each expectations. I check in with my students frequently over the course of a lesson. When my own students complete the checklist and are on task, they get a skittle. Students perform best when there are clear and consistent expectations. My students with autism thrive with a visual checklist. 2 identical visual checklists with titles - cafete
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Article-We're Not Asking the Right Questions
The article emphasizes that while asking questions is fundamental in teaching, it's not enough to stick with surface-level or recall-based queries; instead, teachers should routinely ask follow-up prompts like “How do you know?” to spark deeper reflection and critical thinking. It outlines practical strategies—question audits, Bloom’s taxonomy-informed toolkits, and Socratic-style dialogue—to help educators craft and sequence higher-order questions that support understanding, engagement, and me
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Classroom Cash - Space Theme
Be the coolest teacher in your school! This resource is perfect to support any classroom economy. It offers multiple denominations to use as you need. Print on colored paper to differentiate between denominations, or leave in the dramatic black and white format. Use lower denominations for everyday payments and save higher denominations for something special like Spelling Bee Champs, Box Top Leaders, Game Winners and more. Be sure to leave cash with your guest teachers and they will be able to
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Economics
Yummy Fast Food Match! Chinese Word to Picture Matching for Kids & Beginners
Headline: Help your students master Chinese food vocabulary with these fun and engaging matching worksheets!Overview: This resource is perfect for Chinese language teachers, homeschoolers, or parents looking for a simple yet effective way to teach common fast food and snack terms. Each worksheet features adorable illustrations to keep young learners engaged. What’s Included:Vocabulary Covered: Pizza, Hotdog, Burger, French Fries, Fried Chicken, Sandwich, Sausage, Corn Dog, Cereal, BBQ Skewers,
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Chinese
Token Economy Templates
These are two basic penny board templates ready to print and use. They are sized to fit well on a mini clipboard with room for a velcro strip to hold pennies. I prefer the plastic clipboards because velcro and other adhesives stick better to them! The first one has 10 pennies and is recommended for students who are experienced with and motivated by token economies. The bottom one is a good selection for younger or newer students that are still learning. It only has 5 pennies and incorporates the
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Student Observation Chart **FREE**
Product Title: Student Observation Notes – Organized Documentation System Description: Keep your student observations organized and easy to track with this simple, teacher-friendly resource! Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary classrooms, this tool allows teachers to record anecdotal notes quickly and efficiently. How It Works: Use the student observation tables included in this resource to document observations directly. Optional: take notes on blank address labels or sti
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MTSS Meetings Agenda
Get ready to be the master of MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Support) meetings! With this spreadsheet, you can keep track of who you've met on, and when. Time to make MTSS meetings a breeze! When it comes to the meetings themselves, it's important to have a clear agenda and stick to it. Organize MTSS meetings to promote efficiency and intentional discussions on students. At the start of the school year, whip out your spreadsheet magic, and enter the important dates for your meetings. Jot down the
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Planned Ignoring in Progress | ABA Therapy
Can also be printed in black and white on colored paper to preserve ink. Tips to make your Token Board last: 1. You will need to laminate your product and acquire Velcro strips. 2. Cut out the token board and tokens before laminating. 3. You can glue the design and tokens to card stock or print on the card stock to improve durability. 4. After laminating the design, you will need to cut the laminated product when doing so it is best to cut about 2-3cm from the design to prevent the lamination f
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Speech Therapy Daily Tracker
Introducing PERFECTION for treating, tracking, and assessing those "every session" goals. An /s/. Y/N responses. Receptive identification. Confrontation naming. Whatever that goal might be, you target it every session, and your notes on it are probably scattered across different pages. Until now, that is! Here's ONE data sheet for EIGHT SESSIONS!
Track your individual goal here with the option of using whichever data collection method tickles your fancy. A good ole fashioned + or -? Rating sca
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