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Black History Month - Door & Bulletin Board Decorations
Thanks so much for your business!Use these handy ***editable*** Black History Month – Door & Bulletin Board Decorations to showcase your students’ learning in a uniquely fresh way! Students can create these Black History Valentines as an end-of-unit activity, as a test prep/review activity to quiz each other, or just to celebrate Black History Month and all the amazing African Americans who have made our country and our world a better place to live in! Famous African Americans included in this
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Social Studies
Flag Code PPT / How to Observe Proper U.S. Flag Protocol & Etiquette
This instructional and patriotic powerpoint teaches students official U.S. Flag Code, Title 36, Chapter 10 on patriotic customs. Sections 171-176 explain how to show proper respect to the flag during the national anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, how to hoist and lower the flag, how to fold the American flag (and the state flag), as well as the many rules regarding the flag. For example, students will understand: Why must the American flag fly higher than the others?Can the flag be flown at night? I
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Civics, Government
Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functions - Second Edition (BRIEF-2)
Save time and increase the quality of your reports with these editable, professional report templates for both the BRIEF-2 and BRIEF-2 Preschool forms. Designed for school psychologists, clinicians, and related service providers, these templates offer a structured and efficient way to document, interpret, and communicate results from the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function – Second Edition. What’s included: Sample write ups for BRIEF-2 (ages 5–18) and for BRIEF-2 Preschool (ages 2–5)
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Psychology, School Psychology
Also included in: Comprehensive Rating Scale Bundle
Flexible Grouping Planning Sheet
I used this in the formative assessment process to determine who will be in which group for a particular skill. I differentiate by readiness using some sort of pre-assessment then I use this form to figure out how I will group the students the next day. Usually, the lowest group is with me doing some reteaching and the high group is doing more challenging versions of the assignment. The middle group is working together on the assignment and I check in with them as needed.
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English Language Arts, Performing Arts, Social Studies
Absent Work Checklist
Students who are absent will complete this worksheet to find out what they missed and the due dates for their missed assignments. The worksheet increases student accountability for their missed work in the case of an absence. Checklist is an editable word document.
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English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies
BING Lesson Planning Templates
The BING Lesson Planning Templates offer an organized way to develp lessons that are sequenced for increased student understanding and the gradual release of learning responsibility from teacher to student.
The four sections of each day's plans enable teachers to break lessons into chunks to keep students intellectually engaged and continuously challenged throughout the lesson.
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English Language Arts, Math, Social Studies
Active Student Participation Goal Setting
I created this tool to help my high school students who did not participate much in the classroom setting. Students set a goal and keep track of their participation. It really helped increase participation in my whole class discussions. This can be used with 4th grade students and above. Teachers can collect this weekly or bi-weekly to keep students accountable and rewards can be given if students have achieved their goal. Thanks for downloading!I'm just starting my store, so I’d be so grate
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English Language Arts, Social Studies
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