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Paraprofessional Expectation Forms - Back to school expectations for teachers
Looking for some paraprofessional expectations conversation starters? These para expectations or teacher assistant expectations are for you. This is a set of 25 conversation starters to use for your special education life skills or other paraprofessional assistants. Even adults need back to school expectations! Comes in color or black-and-white. Use these as a guide when training and preparing your staff for the new year or for any new staff you get or even as a refresher at any time. Not in
Phonics Word Lists – High Frequency Word Lists by Phonics Rules and Patterns
Would you like to know which high-frequency words your students are ready to decode? I’ve grouped 354 high-frequency words for you by their phonetic rules and patterns. Just match these groups of words with the phonics you have taught your kindergarten, first, and second-grade students! You’ll be all set to help your students along the path from high-frequency words to sight words to fluency. This free resource includes 220 pre-primer, primer, first, second, and third-grade words from a pop
K - 2nd
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
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Oops! Behavior Correction Report / Classroom Rules
This is a one page form teachers can fill out when they have had to do some re-teaching or reinforcing of classroom rules with a child. It explains to parents what rule you worked on with the student and has space for a note from the teacher and signature from the student and parent.
PreK - 2nd
Character Education
FREE Sentence Starters and Expectations for Paideia Seminars
Do you conduct Paideia Seminars with your students using novels, poetry, or other text or media selections? If so, you will want this product! You will receive "Sentence Starter" cards and "Expectations" cards--there are 2 on a page. Simply print and copy the cards on colored card stock, cut them out, and place them on students' desks before a Seminar. Students can refer to their Sentence Starters to keep Seminars and discussions lively and interesting! The Starters also encourage them to use sc
2nd - 6th
Literature, Poetry, Reading
Jungle Border Classroom Rules
These posters print to a full page and display classroom rules with a visual to go with it.
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects
Classroom Rules
The physical copy of our classroom rules the children came up with during winter break. I suggest printing these out as "posters" in the printer que so they can be enlarged and then glued or stapled side by side.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Character Education, Classroom Community
Wii Rules - Autism VISUAL
Use this tool to teach and prompt students how to show respect to peers when playing the wii.
Not Specific
Behavior Contracts and Coupons for Home and School
These coupons and contracts will clearly define expectations that the teacher and parent have for the student. They can be used by teachers and parents and provide a helpful tool for the counselor to present to teachers and parents.
PreK - 6th
School Counseling
Primary Behavior Think Sheet
This Think Sheet is a valuable tool for guiding students through reflection when a rule is broken. Designed with young learners in mind, it helps children identify their behavior, understand the impact of their actions, and think through better choices for the future. The simple, age-appropriate format encourages accountability and promotes positive behavior change in a clear and supportive way.
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For All Subjects
Daily Goal Sheet
Daily Goal sheets can serve as helpful classroom motivators for students who need structure and clear expectations. Personalize with a student's name and their own goals. The idea is to have the student, parent and teacher help identify needed goal areas, then set up an agreeable and reasonable celebration for when that goal is met. Even 10 minutes of extra computer math games can be motivating. Parents are often willing to reinforce the daily goal at home. This can help cultivate a strong
K - 6th
Student Behavior Log / Incentive Chart
Use this simple log to help establish clear goals with any students struggling to complete tasks or meet behavior expectations. You can list the subject, task, or even class time on the side, and then use a pen, sticker, or a hole puncher to show the student met the expectations. Ideally, you would set a "point goal" with the student for each week. When that goal is met, they receive a predetermined reward! Send this home with students at the end of the week to make parent communication a breeze
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For All Subjects
Student Classroom Agreement
This product is a classroom agreement that students can sign using their thumb print as an agreeing to the classroom rules and expectations.
PreK - 1st
Classroom Community
Minion 20 day Behavior Tracker
Use of Positive Behavior Support Tracker to assist with behavior tracking. Set a goal with the student/son/daughter/client. Set the expectations. Once checkpoint is reached = privilege. Once chart completed, then a trip to favorite store to obtain a tangible. May be used in the classroom, home, etc... Print double-sided on the long-edge with tag. Cut out and laminate with small pouches. Trackers may be kept in a ziploc or equivalent. Self-management involved. Instructions in the back bo
PreK - 9th
Cactus Punch Cards
Need something to help with PBIS in the classroom? The punch cards are a cute way to keep students motivated to work hard and follow the rules. They can receive a punch and work their way to a reward! These are in black and white so they can be printed on color paper.
Not Specific
Classroom Community
Daily Reading Log for Classroom Use
As requested by general education teachers!
This is a double-sided nightly reading log, which once copied and folded, opens in the format of a book. Student expectations for using the log are defined on the cover.
The log includes an area for documenting "rereading" of the same text, which is critical for emerging readers. Included is a Parent/Guardian letter regarding the benefits of rereading, as I sometimes find parents have questions about the value of rereading.
The home-school connect
1st - 3rd
Reading
Free Sample: Fun & Creative Coloring Set — Printable for Kids!
Let your little one become a cake designer! This free coloring page invites kids to decorate their very own cake using colored pencils, crayons, watercolor — or even paper cut-outs. There are no rules, just sweet creativity! Perfect for: • Creative time at home or school • Birthday party fun • Practicing fine motor skills • Screen-free activities Instant download A4-size printable PDF Reuse as many times as you like (for personal or classroom use) ✨ Enjoy this freebie and bring your
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Coloring Pages, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)
Behavior Contract
This is a classroom management tool. It is most beneficial to introduce and establish at the beginning of the school year and/or when a new student enrolls. It follows the guidelines of CHAMPS, the rules are clear and concise. It is also a great tool for early intervention and Response to Intervention (RtI) with those challenging students.
Behavior Contract by Erin Torrens is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
PreK - 6th
Behavior Support - Setting Limits
This product is intended to support your own personal classroom needs or case management needs as a special educator. Many people interact and work with our students on a daily basis and making sure clear expectations are provided to students with emotional or behavioral needs requires everyone to be able to deliver the same, consistent message to students. This resource are some strategies I have learned along the way to share with anyone who works with your students who you want to help make s
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If I… Then I… Behavior Chart | Classroom Management System
Help students understand that their choices have consequences!If I… Then I… Behavior Chart is a simple classroom management tool that helps students connect actions with outcomes. Perfect for morning meetings, behavior discussions, or a classroom expectations board.
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
IBMYP Science Command Terms-Assessment Task Interpretations (Sample)
A clear, practical preview of what to expect from the full Command Terms Guide series. This free sample introduces the command terms "Explain and Analyse" that are essential in the MYP Science criteria, paired with definitions and teacher‑friendly expectations that support consistent assessment and task design. This sample is perfect for teachers who want a quick reference or are curious about the depth and clarity of the full resource.
6th - 10th
General Science
Daily Behavior Chart | Self & Teacher Report Comparisons | Self Monitoring
This is a tool for teachers to use with students with difficulties related to eloping, aggression, and noncompliance. Oftentimes, the first step is ensuring the student builds an better awareness of the replacement behaviors, such that he/she can recite the expectations when asked and can compare his review to his teacher's evaluation of the behaviors. The closer the student's score is to the teacher's report of the replacement behavior, the more aware and accurate the student is to self report.
PreK - 4th
School Psychology
Behavior Policy Handouts
When is it time to call the parent/guardian? You decide! 2-sided cards that are perfect for Open House to let parents know the steps you will take to resolve behaviors, initiate IEPs, and communicate with them. Set up the expectations right away at the beginning of the year, and experience simpler communication throughout the rest of the year. Check out the preview above! This resource includes 3 handouts (each 2-sided) and a chart to organize parent responses: - Behavior Intervention Steps Ha
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Also included in: Parent and Guardian Communication Bundle
Thinking It Out Sheet (ESL, Elementary)
This is a sheet for kids who are in time-out, or need to reflect upon their poor behavior choices and decide what they can do next time. It has a four sections:
- Write or draw what you did
- Circle the rule you broke
- Who was hurt by my behavior? (the teacher, the other students, me)
- What will I do differently next time? (write or draw)
There is space at the bottom for the student's signature, a teacher or parent's signature, and the date.
I particularly like this form because I worked
1st - 5th
For All Subjects
FREE Classroom Calendar for 2025-2026 with Behavior Management Tool
This file has been updated for the 2025-2026 school year! If you would like an editable version click here: EDITABLE Monthly Calendar with IB AttitudesI created these calendars 15 years ago for my kindergarten classroom. They are so effective that our entire school uses them K-2. I love a system that works! How do they work? Calendars go home daily in their homework folder. Classroom expectations are displayed at the bottom of the page and if a student needs a reminder to do better the nex
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For All Subjects
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