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Fit Georgia Student Data Cards
Fit Georgia Student Data Cards: I used these data cards for the first time this past school year (25/26) when assessing students for Fit Georgia. I started the school year by giving each student their own data card, and explaining to them the importance of starting and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I really noticed a difference in my students taking ownership of their work. I saw a huge increase in effort because they were able to track their own progress, set goals for future assessments, an
4th - 12th
Health, Physical Education
RunTrak – PE Mile Run Test & PACER Tracker | Running Tracker for Physical Ed.
Stop timing mile runs with clipboards. I built RunTrak because I wanted a simple way to track my classes and get meaningful results—without the hassle or high cost of other tools. RunTrak lets you tap or scan to record student finishes instantly—eliminating finish-line chaos while automatically organizing results. 👉 See how it works step-by-step: run-trak.com🏃 What RunTrak Does • Tap or scan to record finishes instantly • Track mile run times and PACER scores • Automatically organize resu
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Anatomy, Health, Physical Education
GLP Goal Bank + Neurodiversity-Affirming Goal Bank | NLA Stages 1–4 | SLP Goals
This mega goal bank is designed for speech-language pathologists who want clear, evidence-aligned, neurodiversity-affirming goals for Gestalt Language Learners (GLPs), autistic communicators, AAC users, and children across early childhood and school-age settings. Whether you're writing IEP goals, IFSP outcomes, outpatient treatment plans, or EI progress notes, this goal bank gives you respectful, strengths-based language you can feel GOOD about using. You get two complete goal banks in one: ⭐
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Basic Principles, Classroom Community, Health
StartMessy Unapologetically | 160 Day Dopamine First Journal | Anxiety, ADHD
If you've quit every journal you've ever bought, this one's built differently. It assumes you'll skip days. It assumes today might be hard. It assumes your brain runs on different fuel than the planners on the shelf — and it's designed for that, not against it. Most planners require the very consistency the user lacks. They demand morning routines from people who can't initiate. They reward streak-tracking from brains that lose context overnight. When the system breaks — and it always does — th
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health, Social Emotional Learning
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