Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

Talk Moves Mini Poster -- Upper Middle/High School

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I am moving to 8th grade this year and was looking around for math decor that didn't look so "elementary" so I just made my own. So after over 2 hours of perfecting and choosing colors that I felt would allow those students who need to know that my room is a safe space without screaming it. Let me know what you think in the reviews :-)

PreK - 12th

For All Subjects, Math, Other (Math)

Boundaries Visual

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Ponny Kosmas

Visual to help educate students on boundaries, strategies to communicate them, and when you might need them. Bonus for soccer fans.

K - 8th

Social Emotional Learning

FONT FOR COMMERCIAL USE: DECORATIVE FONT: MEMORIAL DAY: SUPER STAR:

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Teach2Tell

Use TeachToTell SUPER STAR decorative font to spruce up your product covers and documents. INSTALLATION: Unzip file, double-click on the font file and click ‘instal’ FEATURES: All of my fonts will have ‘TeachToTell’ in the title to facilitate ease of differentiation. This font features 97 glyphs and includes the basic letters of the English alphabet a-z in both uppercase and lowercase. There are also standard keyboard symbols, punctuation and numbers. TERMS OF USE: For commercial use, ple

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

For All Subjects, Writing

NUMBER FONT: HEARTS

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Teach2Tell

Use TeachToTell NUMBER HEARTS decorative font to spruce up your teaching resources. This font only features numbers 0-9. Each number quantity is represented with hearts. For example, the number 8 features eight hearts. To type number 10, first type the number 1 (one heart) followed by zero (nine hearts). This font will prove useful in designing your math resources. INSTALLATION: Unzip file, double-click on the font file and click ‘instal’ FEATURES: All of my fonts will have ‘TeachToTell’

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

For All Subjects, Math, Numbers

PRIs How to Apologize Like a Hero

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Practical Response Ideas

It critically important for every behavior intervention to include teaching new skills (or re-teaching skills that are not fluent yet). One of these important skills includes apologizing. Below is an example of a lesson that explicitly teaches someone how to apologize. For some behavior infractions, an intervention of simply coercing a student to state " I'm sorry" will not suffice. Most often, that statement should really be, " I'm sorry I got caught". Here's how to make any apology better

4th - 12th

School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning

Reasons Format

Created by

Aubrey Carter

This is a template that can help with reasons for just about any contest or class. They can feel in the class details, but this helps them stay organized.

3rd - 12th

Speaking & Listening