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Class Hand Signals Freebie
To decrease the amount of interruptions in your classroom, use a class signal for each need a child may have. Instead of a child raising their hand and disrupting the class, my students have shown me our class signals and with a simple head nod, their need is answered. I posted this little sign in the front of my classroom as a reminder for my students.
I printed this sign on colorful and bright card stock paper and laminated it.
The signals include:
Bathroom
Tissue
Drink
New pencil
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PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
Assessment: Studio Habits
Quick quiz to assess student knowledge of Studio Habits of Mind, Creative Cycle and elements and principles of Art.
3rd - 8th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
3 Point Exit Ticket
Simple formative assessment tool to be used for any lesson to asses what students have garnered during the lesson. 3 point exit ticket can also be used to identify various students strengths and weaknesses, review which concepts or basic understandings need to be improved upon as well as improve easy date collection and planning for upcoming lessons.
Not Specific
For All Subjects
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.6
Parent Input and Reminder Form for IEP Meetings
Want to increase parent attendance AND parent participation in your IEP meetings? Then this is the printable for you! This simple form allows you to remind your parents of the date and time of their upcoming IEP meeting, and also allows them to jot down some notes about their student's strengths, interests and weaknesses. Your parents won't feel so put on the spot when they're sitting at the conference table, and your gentle reminder will make sure they get there on time. Just fill in the st
PreK - 5th
What's an IEP? Self-Determination & Self-Advocacy Through Teaching About IEPs
Ready to increase your students’ self-determination skills and build their skills as self-advocates? Teaching students about their own IEPs is a key step in them becoming self-advocates! The included "What's an IEP?" Student Guide is a great way to structure a conversation or lesson around what an IEP is and how it helps students succeed in school. With student-friendly language explaining IEPs, goals, services, and accommodations, students can learn about the IEP process and team. Then, s
Not Specific
Free Electronics Access Checklist
Perfect for increasing and supporting independence in students and your own children. Perfect for homeschooling parents and teachers. Laminate or place in a picture frame for multiple uses. Download includes: 1 primary/secondary colored checklist 1 pastel primary/secondary colored checklist 1 black and white checklist
Not Specific
Writing
Intro to Dawson's Tunnel
Teach perseverance and increase the growth mindset. You can reflect on the ideas in this book with your children when they begin to realize the have a struggle. This book explains how solving a problem can be like going through a tunnel. You keep trying and trying until you reach the other side. It works with the Purple Bunnies model found at www.earnpurplebunnies.com . This book can stand alone or be used as the first book in a 3 part series.
Not Specific
Classroom Community, School Counseling
CCSS
MP1
Matching Pictures
Image matching and color matching To increase children's memory skills, enhance their development Suitable for beginners and general children.
PreK - K
Art, English Language Arts, Graphic Arts
Kindergarten Sight Word Worksheet - the
Sight Word and letter practice aligned with Kindergarten Common Core Standards.
This worksheet is part of a 5 document weekly set as well as a 43 document monthly set. There is one for each day of the week, all focusing on one sight word, one color, and one letter for the entire week. Each worksheet in the set provides different skills which build on the previous days while increasing in difficulty.
Use:
* For this worksheet children practice writing (tracing) the sight word "the" with atten
PreK - 1st
English Language Arts, Handwriting
CCSS
RL.K.1
, RF.K.3c
The "I Forgot My Instrument" form
My first and second year students sometimes have trouble remembering to bring instruments to school. One key component of fostering positive habits and building personal accountability is the "I Forgot My Instrument" form. These forms live in a binder in a designated place in the classroom, preferably near a phone. Students who forget have to check in with me, and fill out this form, adding the days they forget on the same form. After the second "miss," they have to make a call to parents,
3rd - 8th
Instrumental Music
Student Book Order Wish Lists
Want to increase your monthly book order sales? Give students time to pour through the flyer and give them one of these wish lists to write down their favorite items before going home. It is that simple!
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Plan of Action for Summative Relearning
This retake and relearn policy is designed to support students in their learning journey by providing opportunities for them to revisit and improve their understanding of course material. The policy allows students who have not achieved a passing grade on a quiz, test, or summative assignment to retake or relearn the material.
9th - 12th
Classroom Community
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
Clip chart Note Home
Celebrate great days and increase communication home! Each page comes with 5 short notes home to let parents and guardians know when their student had a great day and went home on the top of your clip chart. Comes with the following colors: Purple, blue, green, red, yellow, orange, pink, and gold!
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Emotional State Gauge
A quick little quiz to know how your students are doing. This can help you understand certain situations better for each individual student. Please print the PDF out and then cut each page into fourths.
3rd - 12th
Health, Physical Education, Writing
Formative Assessments 3-2-1
3-2-1 Formative Assessment! Need something to assess what students have learned throughout the lesson or way to see what topics you still need to cover/review tomorrow- this is the perfect way! Students are able to state what they've learned, what they have found interesting, and what they are still wondering. A great informal way to assess.
K - 6th, Higher Education, Not Specific
Creative Writing, Other (ELA), Writing
Morning Mindfulness Activity
Monitor students' feelings, goals, and gratitude each morning to increase their mindfulness in the classroom. Students will answer 4 questions to improve their self-awareness and set a purpose for their day. This activity can be paired with their morning work to become a part of their morning routine. Students may also use this as a resource during morning meetings.
K - 3rd
Classroom Community, Spanish
CCSS
RF.1.1
, L.1.1j
, CCRA.W.4
+1
Collaborative Learning Strategies
Are you looking to increase engagement and calm during cooperative learning? Look no further! This resource is the ultimate solution to mastering collaborative learning strategies and provides group work hacks for you to implement right away! Inside, you'll find expert guidance on defining collaborative learning, understanding developmental characteristics for success, delivering crystal-clear directions, identifying skill gaps, and implementing tips and tricks to teach essential skills. AFTER d
For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Elementary Library Planning Pack
Reading Goals Bookmark
Use this bookmark to increase student independence, metacognition, and responsibility for their reading!
-Laminate and have students use wet erase markers to create their goals
-Eliminate the "what's my level again?" face-palm
-great open ended starter for reading conferences! "Talk to me about how your reading goals are going!"
Please see my store's Terms of Use before downloading, available in the free downloads section!
1st - 6th
English Language Arts
Classroom Organization Tools
Free Small Group Planning & Student Data Tracking SheetsSimplify your small group instruction with this free teacher planning and student data tracking resource! This set includes: ✔ Small Group Planning Sheet – Organize your student groups, target skills for each level, and plan lessons with ease. ✔ Student Data Tracking Sheet – Keep track of individual student progress with a clear, easy-to-use form for recording formative assessment results by standard. Perfect for guided math, RTI, or sm
K - 8th
Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Exit Ticket Worksheet | Quick Check for Understanding | Any Subject
Looking for a quick and effective way to check student understanding at the end of a lesson? This Exit Ticket Worksheet is a simple, no-prep formative assessment that helps teachers quickly see what students learned, what they understood well, and what they may still be confused about — all in just 3–5 minutes. This resource works with any subject and is perfect for daily use, review lessons, or informal assessments. The clear layout and student-friendly language make it easy to use in both
7th - 9th
Creative Writing, Handwriting, Informational Text
Special Education Accommodations Tracker - EDITABLE template
GREAT for special educators AND general education teachers alike. Easy to fill out as soon as you have IEP, 504, MLL, ELA, etc. data. This single page tracker will:List each student who needs preferential seating Show seating chart for aggressive monitoring List of students with extended time and/or small group testing Keep track of frequent check-ins and students with breaks Track written accommodations Track quiz data All of the information you need, all in one place, making classroom manageme
Not Specific
Other (ELA)
Assessment Record Sheets by Subject
Who says assessment records and score sheets can't be cute and fun? :)
These assessment record sheets are separated by subject area (math, science, social studies, reading, and spelling). There are 32 numbered lines available for student names, and columns to record 12 scores per student. Above each column is space for an assessment label (math chapter number/title, science quiz topic, spelling test date, type of reading assessment, etc).
If you find these helpful, I would greatly appreciate
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Candy Cane Christmas Themed Exit Slip
Use this Christmas themed formative assessment for any subject! The slip follows the 3-2-1 format...
Write 3 words from today's lesson
Write 2 important facts that you learned
Write 1 fact that you do not understand
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1st - 8th
For All Subjects
Assessment Reflection
We all make mistakes, and mistakes are part of the learning process! The big difference in the learning process comes from identifying mistakes so that our students do not repeat them. Assessment Reflections give students the opportunity to learn from their mistakes by identifying their specific error on any Quiz/Test/Other Assessment. Why this Assessment Reflection: There are many Reflection sheets out there, but this one reminds students that Mistakes are Part of Learning to encourage Growt
Not Specific
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