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Analogy Relationships
This helpful guide shows the 16 most common analogy types students will encounter with an example for each. Included is a cursive and print version available.
The analogy types are:
antonyms
synonyms
part:whole
whole:part
tool:its action
tool user:tool
tool:its user
tool:object it's used with
category:example
effect:cause
cause:effect
increasing intensity
decreasing intensity
action:thing acted upon
action:subject performing action
object or place: its user
noun:closely related adjective
3rd - 12th
ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Vocabulary
CCSS
L.4.5
, L.5.5
, L.6.5
+4
One-Step & Two-Step Equations | Self-Checking Google Forms | Intervention & RTI
A structured, self-checking progression of 5 Google Forms designed to help students independently build confidence solving one-step and two-step equations. Students move through a sequence of warm-ups, guided support, and independent practice while receiving immediate feedback throughout the activity. Support appears only when needed, allowing students to continue progressing without constant teacher intervention. Perfect for intervention, RTI, Algebra support, independent practice, or skill rev
7th - 9th
Algebra, Other (Math)
CCSS
6.EE.B.5
, 6.EE.B.7
, 7.EE.B.4
Customizable Student Checklist Schedule
This two-part customizable student schedule supports students who need a detailed plan. The first page is a standard schedule. The second page is geared toward task completion, with the four required tasks listed at the top and class, work, and break checks at the bottom. **This form was used with a first grader frequently eloping from class. The student could read well enough to use this schedule. The goal was to spend 5 minutes in class, complete the work (5 minutes or less at an area di
PreK - 5th
The Giver by Lois Lowry Print & DIGITAL -Quiz for every 2 chapters
Description The Giver by Lois Lowry Chapter Quizzes (Print + Digital) include 12 ready-to-use quizzes designed to check for understanding as students read each chapter independently or follow along with the audiobook. Each quiz features 10 multiple-choice questions that assess a range of skills and standards, including: 7 comprehension questions1 inference questions1 vocabulary-in-context questions1 theme questionWith a quiz for every chapter of the novel, you’ll have consistent, rigorous, an
6th - 12th
Literature, Novel Studies, Reading
CCSS
RL.6.1
, RL.6.2
, RL.6.4
+9
AP® U.S. History Period 5 All-In-One Vocab: Study Sheet & Quiz
Help your students master the key concepts, people, events, and court cases from APUSH Period 5 (1845–1877) with this comprehensive vocabulary activity! This resource includes essential terms covering westward expansion, sectional conflict, the Civil War, and Reconstruction, making it the perfect tool for reinforcing Specific Historical Examples (SHEs) needed for success on the AP U.S. History exam. Students will build historical understanding while strengthening the vocabulary foundation necess
9th - 12th
U.S. History
AP® U.S. History Period 4 All-In-One Vocab: Study Sheet & Quiz
Help your students master the key concepts, events, court cases, and historical figures of APUSH Period 4 (1800–1848) with this comprehensive vocabulary study sheet and Google Forms quiz! This resource is designed to reinforce essential Specific Historical Examples (SHEs) that students need for success on the AP U.S. History exam. From the Market Revolution and Jacksonian Democracy to the Second Great Awakening and reform movements, students will build a strong foundation in the major themes of
9th - 12th
U.S. History
Prefix Anti- and Suffix –est Quiz
Prefix Anti- and Suffix –est Quiz
2nd - 4th
Grammar, Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Bell Ringer, Skill Review, Editable Template, Formative Assessment, K-6
These weekly bell ringers provide a simple and effective way to check student understanding at the beginning of each new lesson. What’s Included: ✔ Weekly Bell Ringer Templates ✔ Daily Response Boxes (Monday–Friday) ✔ Weekly Student Reflection Check-In ✔ Editable Version (type your own questions or prompts) ✔ Print-and-Go Templates These exit tickets work with any subject area, including: MathReadingWritingScienceSocial StudiesSimply add a daily prompt related to your lesson objective and have
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Reading Race Fluency Game | Word Reading & Sentence Practice for K–2
Make reading practice fun with this engaging Reading Race Fluency Game! Students will race through words and sentences while building fluency, accuracy, and confidence.This printable game includes three reading rounds that gradually increase in difficulty. Students begin by reading short words, move on to a word challenge round, and finish with simple sentence reading practice. The included game board gives students a fun way to track their progress as they “race” to the finish!Perfect for cente
K - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Sight Words
Exit Tickets Exit Slip, Editable Exit Ticket Templates, Formative Assessment K-3
These weekly exit tickets provide a simple and effective way to check student understanding at the end of each lesosn. What’s Included: ✔ Weekly Exit Ticket Templates ✔ Daily Response Boxes (Monday–Friday) ✔ Weekly Student Reflection Check-In ✔ Editable Version (type your own questions or prompts) ✔ Print-and-Go Templates These exit tickets work with any subject area, including: MathReadingWritingScienceSocial StudiesSimply add a daily prompt related to your lesson objective and have stud
K - 3rd
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Assignment Corrections Form | Student Error Analysis & Accountability Tool
Help students take ownership of their learning with this Assignment Corrections Form, designed to guide them through reflecting on mistakes and correcting their work in a structured and meaningful way. This resource encourages accountability by requiring students to identify errors, explain their thinking, and demonstrate a correct understanding—without requiring reteaching of the entire lesson. This form is easy to implement across subjects and grade levels, making it a flexible addition to yo
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Attendance Mentoring and Tracking Elementary
Boost attendance, reduce tardiness, and create meaningful student relationships with the Connect and Grow Attendance Mentoring Program. Designed specifically for school counselors, teachers, and mentors, this Tier 3 attendance intervention provides structured tools to support students who struggle with chronic absences or frequent tardies. This easy-to-use resource includes elementary attendance tracking forms, mentoring guides, reflection questions, and certificates of completion to help stu
1st - 5th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Also included in: K-8 Attendance Bundle
Teaching Children How To: Compare and Contrast ( Answer Questions)
The magic behind increasing communication is choosing one major goal (e.g. following directions) and focusing on improving this communication during one routine (e.g. morning calendar). Teacher Children to Communicate series provides simple instructions on how to increase students communication in a small amount of time.
Parent involvement is critical so each packet includes parent-friendly suggestions so that parents and teachers are on the same page. Early language development has been show
PreK - K
Informational Text
Teaching Children How To: Take Turns
The magic behind increasing communication is choosing one major goal (e.g. following directions) and focusing on improving this communication during one routine (e.g. morning calendar). Teacher Children to Communicate series provides simple instructions on how to increase students communication in a small amount of time.
Parent involvement is critical so each packet includes parent-friendly suggestions so that parents and teachers are on the same page. Early language development has been show
PreK - 1st
Informational Text
Teaching Children How To: Expand Phrases
The magic behind increasing communication is choosing one major goal (e.g. following directions) and focusing on improving this communication during one routine (e.g. morning calendar). Teacher Children to Communicate series provides simple instructions on how to increase students communication in a small amount of time.
Parent involvement is critical so each packet includes parent-friendly suggestions so that parents and teachers are on the same page. Early language development has been show
PreK - 1st
Informational Text
Teaching Children How To: Make Requests
The magic behind increasing communication is choosing one major goal (e.g. following directions) and focusing on improving this communication during one routine (e.g. morning calendar). Teacher Children to Communicate series provides simple instructions on how to increase students communication in a small amount of time.
Parent involvement is critical so each packet includes parent-friendly suggestions so that parents and teachers are on the same page. Early language development has been show
PreK - 1st
Informational Text
Teaching Children How To: Use Two-Word Utterances
The magic behind increasing communication is choosing one major goal (e.g. following directions) and focusing on improving this communication during one routine (e.g. morning calendar). Teacher Children to Communicate series provides simple instructions on how to increase students communication in a small amount of time.
Parent involvement is critical so each packet includes parent-friendly suggestions so that parents and teachers are on the same page. Early language development has been show
PreK - K
Informational Text
Student Observation Data Collection: On/Off Task
This is a simple and effective data collection form that can be used by teachers, specialty teachers, paraprofessionals, aides, and support staff. The collection of data should be used to help in making important decisions regarding student needs and growth. Includes:Interval timeDefining multiple types of off tasks behaviorsMotor VerbalPassiveFormulas for calculating the percentage of behaviors observedSection for additional commentsSection to record percentages for comparison between focus
Not Specific
Student Data Progress Monitoring Chart
Use this research-based strategy to increase student achievement. Students track their own progress for each assessment given over the year. This allows for students to become intrinsically motivated in their learning increases their drive to do better.
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Turn Feedback into TPT Credit (AKA FREE MONEY to BUY MORE at TPT!)
Go to your "My Purchases" page. Beside each purchase you will see a "Provide Feedback" button. Click It! Remember, you e
5th - 12th
For All Subjects
Also included in: The Ultimate MS & HS Back to School Science Bundle - NO STRESS!
SEL Check-in, Check-out
In education, social-emotional learning is an increasing area of importance. This tool will help teachers, counselors, and students begin to identify patterns in behavior. Once we can identify a pattern in the behavior, we can create ways to best support our students needs. The resource includes both a boy and girl check in/out.
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling
The Speech Corner: Parent handout to encourage language development
This is a handout I give to teachers and parents frequently to encourage talking to children and to promote language development in children. It is a quick and easy resource to keep on hand when anyone is looking for suggestions on how to increase language.
PreK - 2nd
Speaking & Listening
Functional Communication Skills Rating Scale
A brief checklist of functional language skills to identify and monitor development of early skills such as responding to questions and labeling vocabulary. This scale could be used to as a language therapy goal such as “Johnny will improve communication on the area of functional language by increasing a rating of ‘1’ (described as Skill Not Observed) to a rating of ‘3’ (described as Skill Emerging, Minimum Prompting) for the following skills: Providing Personal Information, Following a 2 Ste
Not Specific
Schedule Symbols for School: Classes, Centers, Related Services, Specials...
Visual schedules can help anyone alleviate stress and anxiety, transition smoother, manage time more effectively, increase independence, and tolerate less preferred activities. These symbols can be used with any individual including those with autism, who would benefit from, or are currently using a visual schedule. This set includes over 35 symbols for: ClassesCentersRelated ServicesSpecialsActivitiesMealtime Each symbol is formatted as a 1.5"x1.5" square and can be used with any of our blank
Not Specific
Also included in: Visual Schedules for Home & School Symbols and Template Bundle!
RtI {Small Group} Reading Intervention Lesson Log Sheet
One of the biggest pieces of Response to Intervention is documenting, documenting, documenting. Once you and/or your grade level team determine which students need the same targeted intervention, whether it's long and short vowels, fluency with repeated readings or using context clues to increase vocabulary knowledge, for example...use this log sheet for a small group of 1-5 students to document your intervention area, skill, length of intervention and anecdotal notes and observations...with ro
K - 5th
Reading
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