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Get Out of Jail Free Card/Bathroom Pass
This is a student card given to students on the first day of school. It allows the students 7 exits for the semester. The card explains that it is used for all exit strategies, including bathroom, phone call, nurses, etc. You will need to switch my name for your name, but I included it to keep the formatting correct. At the end of the semester, I give 5 bonus points for each hole that is left unpunched. I use a simple handheld hole punch that I keep at my desk. This allows students to simply wal
K - 12th
For All Subjects
Writing Anchor Charts and Pre-write FREEBIE
This freebie contains three anchor charts and pre-writing worksheet for students to use. The anchor charts are personal ones that the students can add to their notebooks/journals. They include the writing process, revising vs. editing, and the purposes for writing.
3rd - 8th
English Language Arts, Writing, Writing-Essays
Artist Reception Invitation (Editable, FREE!)
Artist receptions are always an exciting time for students and parents! Customize this invitation for artists, guardians, and school staff for upcoming art receptions.
Thank you in advance for rating this product. I greatly value your feedback! You can also follow me on Instagram for examples, product updates, and sales: @artwithmrse
PreK - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
FREE Editable Classroom Newsletter
This classroom newsletter template has space for everything. Tell parents about important classroom news, what you're learning in each subject, upcoming events, quick reminders, and even suggestions for dinnertime conversation.
To change the calendar to the current month, open the document in Publisher, and click Insert --> Calendars --> This Month.
Not Specific
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Free Open House Newsletter (Publisher File)
Free Editable Open House Newsletter for Kindergarten.
Kindergarten
Other (ELA)
Mathematical Practices Bookmarks
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Along with the Common Core standard for each grade level, all math teachers are expected to challenge students with the Mathematical Process Standards (find them at this link).
I have taken each process standard and broken into easy-to-understand language, and provided 5 examples of how students can display their knowledge of each mathe
1st - 9th, Adult Education
Math, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
Teacher Info Card
Free Teacher Information Card. Great to send home at the beginning of the school year, during parent-teacher interviews, open houses, etc.
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For All Subjects
Editable Open House Newsletter
Free editable Kindergarten Newsletter
PreK - 1st
English Language Arts, Math, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Coffee With The Counselor Poster/Flyer
Feel free to edit this Coffee With The Counselor Poster! Great to send home to parents to remind them of your upcoming program.
PreK - 12th
School Counseling, School Psychology
School Counselor Newsletter January- Editable
See the free version of the newsletter before you pay to edit it in publisher! Promote your professional school counseling program with a monthly newsletter to parents. Communication is an important component of the comprehensive school counseling program.
I also have posters that are related to my Character Education program. Morning announcements coming soon.
Thanks for looking!
PreK - 6th
School Counseling
Ain't I a Woman Speech / Sojourner Truth / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Sojourner Truth's famous speech . This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Reforms movements. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the: Declaration of Independence (click here) Articles of Confederation (click here) U.S. Constitution: Articl
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
Declaration of Independence, 1776 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on the Declaration of Independence . It includes excerpts of the original text for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Declaration of Independence. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the:
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
Federalist Papers 68 (Electoral College System), 1788 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Hamilton's Federalist 68 (on the mode of electing the president) . It includes excerpts of the original texts for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Constitution and Electoral College. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest document
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
Wit and Wisdom of Benjamin Franklin / Poor Richard / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on the wit and wisdom of Benjamin Franklin, or Poor Richard . This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on Benjamin Franklin, his maxims, and Poor Richard's Almanack. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the: Declaration of Independence (click here) Art
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
U.S. Constitution, Article II, 1789 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Article II of the Constitution, or the Executive Branch . It includes the original text for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret, including the original election of the Vice President (as the runner up). This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Constitution. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analy
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
The Star-Spangled Banner, 1814 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on "The Defence of Fort M'Henry," also known as "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Battle of Baltimore and the War of 1812. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the: Declaration of Independen
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
Albany Plan of Union, 1754 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on the Albany Plan of Union . This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the French and Indian War and Albany Congress. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the: Declaration of Independence (click here) Articles of Confederation (click here) U.S. Con
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
U.S. Constitution, Article I, 1789 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Article I of the Constitution, including the Three-Fifths Clause . It includes excerpts of the original text for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Constitution. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to down
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
Join or Die Cartoon, 1754 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on the Join or Die Cartoon (1754). This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forget to download for FREE the: Declaration of Independence (click here) Articles of Confederation (click here) U.S. Constitution: Article I (click here) Article II (click here) Article III (click here
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
U.S. Constitution, Article IV-VII, 1789 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Article IV, V, VI, and VII of the Constitution, including the Full Faith and Credit Clause, Fugitive Slave Clause, Supremacy Clause, ban on religious tests, rules for ratification, etc . It includes excerpts of the original texts for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Const
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Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
U.S. Constitution, Article III, 1789 / Primary Source Handout
Please enjoy this free primary source handout on Article III of the Constitution, or the Judicial Branch . It includes the entirety of the original text of Article III for your students to analyze, highlight, and interpret. This would also make a great printout for your students' three ring history binders or primary source notebooks. This will also bring to life any lesson on the Constitution. Want to compile a FREEDOM FOLDER for your students to analyze America's greatest documents? Don't forg
Not Specific
Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: Freedom Folder Project / Primary Sources that Made America
What kids can do to help with COVID-19 Summer edition
Please rate this FREE download. If you are dissatisfied with any part of this newsletter please let me know so that I can improve it for the next user. Thank you. This is the newest version of "What kids can do to help with Covid-19". The information is from reliable sources in a scholastic format for kids to read and use. Students may want to pass on the information by using it as a flyer. This edition covers what kids need to know about face mask. It encourages students to practice wearing a f
6th - 9th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Multi-Day Sub Lesson: Wayne Thiebaud Cakes
Looking for a stress-free, ready-to-go sub plan that keeps your students engaged while you're away? This multi-day art lesson is perfect for elementary or even middle school students and is designed to last 3–4 class periods. Whether you're out for a day or the week, this project ensures meaningful work gets done with minimal prep. Inspired by the colorful dessert paintings of Wayne Thiebaud, students will draw and decorate a three-dimensional cake using simple lines and shapes. They’ll learn t
2nd - 7th
Art History, Visual Arts
Multi-Day Sub Lesson: One-Point Perspective
Looking for a stress-free, ready-to-go sub plan that keeps your students engaged while you're away? This multi-day art lesson is perfect for middle and high school students and is designed to last 4–5 class periods. Whether you're out for a day or the week, this project ensures meaningful work gets done with minimal prep. In this creative one-point perspective project, students will draw at least five shapes floating in space. Each shape must feature added details—like designs, holes, or patter
6th - 12th
Visual Arts
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