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Token Behavior Chart
Behavior management can be so stressful, but this resource has worked for countless kiddos. As a general education teacher who also serves special education students, this has worked for a range of behaviors. From minor attention issues to major defiance, the token system can help. Simply choose a premade template and token or personalize with the student's name and favorite item or character. Print token system on the front of a page and the empty squares on the back. Print tokens on a separate
Not Specific
Classroom Community
Also included in: Behavior Management Bundle
Executive Branch Roles in Action | Scenario Sort & Chart Activity Worksheet
This scenario sort makes presidential roles concrete by having students match real historical examples to the six roles. Instead of memorizing definitions of Commander in Chief or Chief Diplomat, students apply those categories to actual presidential decisions—from Truman authorizing atomic bombs to Biden signing executive orders—revealing whether they understand what each role actually means in practice. This works especially well when students can't distinguish between the six presidential rol
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Also included in: Executive Branch Bundle | PowerPoint, Guided Notes, DBQ & Scenario Sort
Big Book Reading Lesson Teaching Strategies GOLD® Aligned Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is aligned to Teaching Strategies GOLD® Assessments (TS GOLD) and covers 4 objectives in one easy activity. This lesson includes: group size, number of TS GOLD objectives covered, method of assessment such as photograph, video, etc., materials needed, procedures, and the objectives/dimensions names to make adding documentation easier. This lesson can be used in a regular Pre-K classroom, ECSE Pre-K classroom, or special education Pre-K classroom. Look for my Teaching Strategies
PreK
Reading
Cat and Snake Math Photos Teaching Strategies GOLD® Aligned Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is aligned to Teaching Strategies GOLD® Assessments (TS GOLD) and covers 6 objectives in one easy activity. This lesson includes: group size, number of TS GOLD objectives covered, method of assessment such as photograph, video, etc., materials needed, procedures, and the objectives/dimensions names to make adding documentation easier. This lesson can be used in a regular Pre-K classroom, ECSE Pre-K classroom, or special education Pre-K classroom. Look for my Teaching Strategies
PreK
Math, Science
First Five Presidents: Washington & Adams | U.S. History Activity Anchor Charts
Help your students understand how George Washington and John Adams set precedents and managed domestic and foreign crises in the early republic. This guided worksheet includes adapted primary sources, structured charts, and anchor charts that visually reinforce key concepts. Every resource is Google Classroom ready for flexible digital or print use. What’s Included:Adapted primary source excerpts: Washington’s Farewell Address, Neutrality Proclamation, Whiskey Rebellion, Adams on XYZ Affair, A
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Persian Wars Battle Strategies: part II of the Persian Wars Presentation
An epic war to decide the destiny of Europe lay in the hands of ancient Greek freedom fighters. It looked like they had no chance against the mighty Persian armies. Their victory stunned the world and changed the destiny of Europe. Some 2500 years ago a rag tag group of Greek city-states led by the military genius of Athens and Sparta stopped the mighty Persian Empire from invading and conquering Europe. Teach your students about the Persian Wars by comparing the battle strategies used by the
6th - 9th
Ancient History, World History
CCSS
SL.6.1
, SL.6.1a
, SL.6.1b
+19
Also included in: Ancient Greece: The Persian Wars PowerPoint Presentation Bundle
Executive Branch DBQ | Presidency Primary Sources & Anchor Charts
This DBQ pushes students beyond memorizing what the president does and into understanding why executive power was controversial from the start. By analyzing Article II alongside Hamilton's Federalist No. 70 and Cato's Anti-Federalist Letter, students see that debates about executive authority aren't modern partisan politics—they're foundational questions the framers wrestled with about energy versus tyranny. This works especially well when students think presidential power is settled or don't un
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Also included in: Executive Branch Bundle | PowerPoint, Guided Notes, DBQ & Scenario Sort
Period 1: 1491-1607 - AP U.S. History - European Exploration Strategy Project
AP US History Period 1 Project: European Exploration Strategy Simulation A Fully Structured, No-Prep Project for AP U.S. History Period 1 (1491–1607) Give your students a chance to experience the Age of Exploration as strategists, decision-makers, and diplomats. This simulation transforms traditional content delivery into a dynamic group project that builds historical thinking skills and deep content knowledge. What’s Included: Detailed, student-friendly project packet with step-by-step ins
9th - 12th
Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: AP US History - 5 Project Bundle - Period 1: 1491-1607 + Rubrics
Job Search Strategies Presentation: Career Exploration | Networking Action Plan
Equip your students with essential job search skills using this comprehensive Job Search Strategies Presentation for Career Exploration. Perfect for high school career classes, this resource covers how to find job listings, network effectively, and create an action plan for successful job searching. Engaging slides, practical examples, and actionable steps prepare students for real-world career readiness. Ideal for educators looking to build critical employability skills in their classrooms! Hel
6th - 12th
Business
CCSS
CCRA.W.4
, CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.4
Visual Calming Strategies – Printables for Magna-Tiles for Emotional Regulation
Visual Magna-Tile Calming Strategies – Printables for Magna-Tile for Emotional Regulation Description: Help your students self-regulate with these Visual Magna-Tile Calming Strategies – a printable set of 3x3 tiles designed to be used with 3x3 printable stickers- specifically these: Amazon Stickers. Whether you’re supporting a whole class, a calm-down corner, or a student’s individualized emotional needs, these calming strategy tiles make self-regulation visual, accessible, and empowering. Th
PreK - 1st
Character Education, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Cold War at Home – U.S. History DBQ & Anchor Charts
This DBQ pushes students beyond foreign policy and into the real ways the Cold War reshaped life inside the United States. Using six carefully selected primary sources, students analyze how prosperity, fear, civil rights, education, and government policy were shaped by global competition with the Soviet Union. It’s rigorous, readable, and built to actually work in a real classroom. What’s Included Primary Sources DBQ – Cold War at Home Six in-depth primary sources with historical context, inquir
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Marginal Thinking – Economics Case Study & Anchor Charts
This case study assignment helps students apply marginal analysis and incentives to real situations instead of memorizing definitions. Through three high-interest readings — extra credit frenzy, phone policy chaos, and the pizza shop bonus dilemma — students practice identifying marginal benefits, marginal costs, incentives, and predictable behavior. Anchor charts reinforce the decision-making logic while students complete tables, explain rational vs irrational choices, and even design their own
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Staff Development "Final Four" Instructional Strategies for Gifted Learners
This presentation was created during March Madness, so I went with a "Final Four" theme. The presentation introduces and supports four simple instructional strategies to encourage critical and creative thinking in gifted and high-achieving students.
The four strategies include:
1.Inductive Reasoning
2.Providing Comfortable Struggle, Disable Intuition
3.Socratic Questioning
4.Nurturing a Growth Mindset
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Character Education
Economic Growth – Economics Applied Analysis Assignment & Anchor Charts
Most Econ assignments just recycle vocabulary and force kids to memorize definitions. This one actually makes them think. Students read a clear, accessible breakdown of how economies grow, then apply those ideas through tables, real-world scenarios, and short-response analysis. It pushes them past surface-level understanding and into true economic reasoning. This is the assignment you use when you want students to demonstrate they understand why economies grow — not just repeat the buzzwords.
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Taxes – Economics Applied Taxation Analysis Assignment with Anchor Charts
Students don’t just memorize tax definitions in this assignment — they apply them. Each real-world scenario asks students to identify the tax type, classify the tax structure, calculate when needed, and explain who is most affected and why. This is the kind of reasoning students actually need to understand how taxes work in real life. Clear scenario writing keeps students engaged, and the structured tables help them stay focused while building real analytical skills. Anchor charts reinforce the
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Economic Growth & Standard of Living – Economics Guided Notes & Anchor Charts
If you want students to actually understand how human capital, technology, specialization, and productivity connect to economic growth, these Guided Notes get it done. Everything is structured to keep kids focused: clean formatting, simple language, and slide-matched text so no one gets lost. This is the kind of resource that makes complex concepts feel teachable. These notes pair directly with the PowerPoint and anchor charts, giving students a complete, accessible set of tools to organize the
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Proactive Behavior Strategies (PBIS): Staff & Parent Training (4th of Series)
This is the 4th in a series of training to come specifically for parents & school staff.Topics covered: What are proactive strategies? (Positive Behavior Supports) Why do we use them more so than reactive strategies?Strategies: Modifying their environment; Priming (e.g., First/then, problem-solving, visual schedule); Choices; Non-contingent reinforcement; Reinforcement systems; Establishing Motivation; Functional communication training; Coping Strategies; ShapingHow to fade out supports. Tips:
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School Counseling
World War II – World History Guided Vocabulary & Anchor Charts: TMZ and WW II
This guided vocabulary set turns the entire World War II unit into a fast-paced, easy-to-understand “historic TMZ” breakdown. Students get short, humorous, high-clarity readings that explain major causes, dictators, turning points, the Holocaust, and postwar Cold War beginnings — all anchored in accurate content. They fill out structured tables that help them define terms, explain context, and summarize long-term impact. It’s engaging as hell, but still academically sound. No fluff — just clear
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, World History
World War II – World History Guided Notes & Anchor Charts
World War II demands structure if you want students to actually understand the global causes, major turning points, and long-term consequences. These Guided Notes match the PowerPoint slide-for-slide and give students a clear framework for keeping track of everything. The anchor charts tie it all together visually, making the whole unit easier to teach and easier for students to retain. What’s Included• Guided Notes aligned to the World War II – World History PowerPoint • Learning Target, Suc
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, World History
Economic Growth – Economics Applied Economics Table Assignment & Anchor Charts
eachers looking for a clean, rigorous way to help students evaluate real-world well-being finally get an assignment that actually makes sense. This resource walks students through the indicators that define standard of living — wages, health, technology access, education, housing, and more — and shows how each ties back to the growth factors powering an economy. It’s structured, analytical, and easy for students to follow without dumbing anything down. This is the assignment you give when you wa
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Genre & Genre Frames Posters | Reading Comprehension Charts
Support students in identifying genre and thinking deeply about texts with these Genre and Genre Frames posters. This set helps make abstract comprehension skills concrete by clearly showing students how to think about what they read. Each poster breaks down genres and the key thinking frames students should use (such as characters, setting, problem, events, theme, perspective, and more). Perfect for before, during, and after reading, these visuals help students respond with clarity and confide
1st - 8th
Close Reading, ELA Test Prep, Novel Studies
Taxes – Economics Guided Notes & Anchor Charts
These Guided Notes match the Taxes PowerPoint slide-for-slide and are designed to keep students focused, organized, and actually understanding how taxes affect their financial lives. The structure gives them the scaffolding they need, while the anchor charts reinforce the big ideas visually. The Minecraft theme makes it way more fun and accessible for students who usually tune out during tax lessons. Everything aligns directly with the lecture: income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, capital
8th - 12th
Business, Economics
Editable Behavior Intervention Chart
This behavior chart is intended to be used as an intervention for students that are not making progress with as class wide behavior system. The chart is broken into a daily schedule with behavior goals that correspond to each class. Since this product is editable, you can put specific classes and behavioral goals into the chart to match your student's needs. Students get an excellent, good, or needs improvement in each class. This is helpful for finding patterns!There is a line for parent signat
PreK - 8th
I Can Do Circle Time (Circle Time Expectations & Self-Regulation Strategies)
Do you have students who struggle with sitting during circle time? This simple, student-friendly social story helps children learn what circle time looks like, how to use their bodies safely, and positive choices they can make when it feels hard to sit. What’s Included: ✅ A 9-page social story in simple, clear language ✅ Visual prompts for circle time expectations ✅ Strategies for when sitting is hard ✅ Printable pages (perfect for laminating and binding)
PreK - K
Social Emotional Learning
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