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Bug Board: Problem Solving Tool
The Bug Board is a problem solving tool that students can use to work on solving their problems without immediate adult intervention. It will ask the student to think about the nature of their problem as well as possible solutions. This is a great component to add to any conflict resolution process already being used in a classroom setting.
Students should be instructed on how to navigate the “Bug Board” and should be allowed to practice filling it out. Practice with use of I Messages should al
1st - 5th
Sticky Note Data Sheet
I LOVE sticky notes! I use them for everything in my classroom. I even grab them to record data if my data sheet isn't easy to reach. This works great but my data isn't always as organized as I would like. This handy little sheet solves that problem. Just fill out your sticky note and place it on a child's weekly data sheet. Quick sticky note data in an organized way! Amazing!
-1 Sticky Note data sheet
PreK - 12th
Data Talks Steps Anchor Chart
We will be having Data Talks monthly at my school this year. I made this anchor chart to help guide the grade levels understand exactly what they need to be working on during their meetings.
Student Reflection Page with Prompts | Middle School Career Exploration Journal
Help your middle school students reflect meaningfully on their career-connected learning with this Student Reflection Page with Prompts. This page is designed specifically for Career Exploration and CTE classes in grades 6–8. The prompts are broad enough to work with any experience — from guest speakers and field trips to hands-on projects and classroom activities — while still providing the structure students need to think deeply. The built-in guiding questions encourage students to connect
5th - 8th
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Respect Cards Behavior Reward System
The Respect Card system is a great way to reward good conduct! Students earn the respect card early in the year, and are given certain privileges (teacher's discretion). This puts the focus on the positive behavior. Cards are worn on a lanyard or yarn around the neck, and a contract is posted in the classroom. Students develop leadership skills, work toward a goal, and become responsible for their own behavior. It made a difference in my classroom!
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