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Axolotl Color-by-Code Templates | BONUS Worksheet
Axolotl Color-by-Code Templates | BONUS Worksheet Looking for a fun and flexible way to create your own engaging worksheets? This Axolotl Color-by-Code Template Pack gives you everything you need to design customized activities for your students. They are perfect for literacy, math, and beyond! Kids love axolotls!This resource includes 6 adorable axolotl-themed templates with bold, clean lines and clearly defined sections, making it easy for students to color and for teachers to adapt for a
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Basic Operations, Coloring Pages, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Telling Time Toolkit | Color-Coded Clock Guide & Resources for Older Students
Stop the struggle with traditional time-telling! This comprehensive bundle combines our revolutionary Two-Clock Method Slide Deck with our best-selling Color-Coded Anchor Chart Toolkit to create a complete instructional system that finally makes analog clocks click for every learner. What's Included:Interactive Slide Deck: The innovative Two-Clock Method in Google Slides/PowerPoint formatBuilt-In Practice: Animated instructions with immediate application activitiesGame Links: Direct access to
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Math
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1.MD.B.3
, 2.MD.C.7
, 3.MD.A.1
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Also included in: Telling Time Mastery Bundle | Two-Clock Method Lesson & Anchor Chart Kit
Long Division Scaffold
A long division, color coded guide to scaffold the process. Can be used in a white board or just printed on paper.
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Math
CCSS
4.NBT.B.6
AVID Tutorial -ALL YOU NEED
Everything you need to run tutorials! Complete digitally or on paper. Most of it is editable. Includes: (all editable except last one) Tutorial Request Form Grading RubricReflection about current grades and tutorialHow to instructions for tutor notebookTutorial tracker for AVID tutorsPDF only: Question stems for students struggling to ask questionsFollow to find what else I have in store!
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Other (ELA), Other (Math), Other (Science)
Time line for Telling Elapsed Time To Past Minutes Graphic Visual
I designed this for my Spec Ed class to be able to calculate how early they would need to leave home to get to work on time. Why I made this: Students can see the minutes and count up or down by minuteThey can see the whole 60 minutes and the parts (half, quarter, 45) It is colour coded for quick reference for common times like 15 mins. There are two types- one is for counting back and the other for counting forwardThey can write in the hour they're working with Fits a landscape 8.5x11 perfectl
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Measurement
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2.MD.D.9
, 3.MD.A.1
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