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Behavior Reward Chart
Use this product to help your student(s) stay on track during the school day. This is useful for students that have a hard time following classroom expectations or routines. Product can be laminated and velcro dots added to reuse.
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Social Emotional Learning
Fall math activities for kindergarteners without preparation: counting, coloring
Make learning fun and engaging this autumn with this comprehensive Fall Activity Pack for Preschool and Kindergarten! This printable resource is packed with a wide variety of seasonal activities designed to strengthen early learning skills while celebrating the beauty of fall.Children will enjoy exploring a collection of hands-on activities that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and independent learning. With adorable autumn-themed illustrations, this resource provides meaningful practice i
1st - 2nd
Arithmetic, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Starting a Chicken Learning Center at YOUR School!
Have you hatched baby chicks in the incubator with your students?
Have you experienced all the engaged learning that goes along with this project?
Would you like to continue the learning in engaging and meaningful ways after the hatch?
Start a Chicken Flock at your school and see those learning benefits explode!
This is a guide to approvals, fundraisers, and learning activities related to setting up a school chicken flock. You have everything you need to get the ball rolling, stay organized
PreK - 12th
Math, Science, Writing
Why Does Mario Music Sound “Fun”? | Ready-to-Use Google Forms Sub Plan for Music
Engage your students with this self-grading Google Forms sub plan exploring what makes video game music so fun and memorable. Centered on the YouTube video Why Does Mario Music Sound "Fun?”, this ready-to-go lesson helps students analyze rhythm, melody, and composition techniques that make game music effective. Perfect for chorus, choir, band, or general music classes, this no-prep activity keeps students learning and entertained while you’re away. Ready-to-Use & Self-Grading - no prep require
6th - 12th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Urban vs Rural Areas Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions Worksheets
Where do we live and how does it shape us? This educational resource provides a clear comparison between Urban and Rural Areas, exploring the differences in population, landscape, and lifestyle. What’s Inside?Sociological Summary: Clear definitions of cities versus the countryside.Assessment Suite: 5 MCQs, a vocabulary-building Fill-in-the-Blank, and 2 reflection questions.Teacher Support: Includes a complete Answer Key for easy review.Our-Planet-Our-Responsibility-Human-Impact-on-the-Environme
3rd - 9th
Environment, Geography, Reading
Literary Menu for Students
Teachers add I can statements, must dos, and can dos. Students receive their packets and start to work! Students have all of the materials they need to get their work done: a visual checklist, a reflection section, and things to do when they are finished! This is easily differentiated so that groups can have different work, but in the same format. Students don't need a thick packet of work for when subs come into the classroom!
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3rd - 7th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Helping Children Accept “No”: Strategies for Preschool to Early Elementary
Helping Children Accept “No”: Strategies for Preschool to Early Elementary Does your child struggle with hearing “no”? This comprehensive guide provides practical strategies to help children develop patience, emotional regulation, and healthy responses to disappointment. Perfect for grades Pre-K through 2nd grade, it covers proactive planning, calm responses, distraction techniques, and consistent reinforcement to support both children and parents. ✔ Learn to set clear boundaries with empathy
PreK - 2nd
Other (ELA), Reading, Sight Words
Orienteering Student Safety Agreement
Ensure your students are safe while orienteering off school grounds using this quick student - teacher agreement form. Included is a list of what is expected of students, including do's and dont's when exploring a neighbourhood. Print and ask students to read and sign to ensure maximum safety of your pupils and to prepare them for a fun and enjoyable orienteering/map reading experience.
5th - 12th
Physical Education
Student Technology Contract
It is inevitable that students find themselves misusing school technology, especially now in days when almost every school has it! Be proactive and have them read, learn, and agree to signing a technology contract! In this resource, a short reading includes students exploring the following prompts: What does it mean to be a 21st century learner?·Why is technology so important?Then students read 3 sections of the contract: Section 1: Handling laptops, iPad, and desktop computers with care Secti
3rd - 8th
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