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iReady MyPath Grading Rubric
This is a rubric designed to grade progress and completion in the iReady MyPath program. This can be used with the MyPath or the Teacher Assigned lessons. It looks at number of lessons completed, time on task, number of lessons in progress, and year to date number of lessons passed and completed. It now has four sheets that range from a small window of time like 1 Session or a month of work, to what could be a four quarter grading system. I use it every month end in my classroom. The grad
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English Language Arts, Math
Lesson 7: Functions
This lesson introduces functions in Python, helping to organize and reuse code efficiently. Defining Functions: How to create functions using the def keyword.Parameters and Arguments: Passing data to functions and using parameters.Return Values: Returning results from functions to be used in other parts of the program.Function Calls: How to call and use functions in your code.Includes examples, explanations, and exercises to practice creating and using functions in Python. Perfect for improving
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Math
Also included in: Python Lesson Package
Part G: CalTPA Math Cycle 1 2026 Multiple Subject (Version 1) Examples Template
CalTPA Part G Made Easy – Rubric-Aligned Sentence Starters & Sample Responses (Rubric 1.7) Are you overwhelmed by Part G of the CalTPA Math Cycle? This resource removes the confusion and will give you a clear, step-by-step roadmap to completing this section with confidence. This guide is specifically designed to help candidates meet AND exceed the expectations for Rubric 1.7, using simple language, ready-to-use sentence starters, color-coded guidance, and strong sample responses. Everything
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Other (Math)
Part H: CalTPA Math Cycle 1 2026 Multiple Subject (Version 1) Examples Templates
CalTPA Cycle 1 – Part H Guide (Rubric 1.8 Aligned) This resource makes Part H simple by giving you clear guidance, sentence starters, sample responses, and checklistsaligned directly to Rubric 1.8. Everything is organized so you can write your commentary quickly and confidently without guessing what assessors want. What’s Included What the Prompt Is Asking ExplanationRubric-aligned sentence starters for every Part H questionStrong sample responses you can adaptChecklists Color-coded guidance
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Other (Math)
Lesson 5: While Loops
This lesson introduces while loops in Python, focusing on repetition and iteration. While Loops: Understanding the basic structure of a while loop to repeat code until a condition is met.Loop Control: Using break to exit a loop and continue to skip an iteration.Infinite Loops: Recognizing and avoiding infinite loops that occur when the condition is always True.Includes examples, step-by-step explanations, and exercises to practice writing and controlling while loops in Python. Perfect for learn
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Math
Also included in: Python Lesson Package
Lesson 4: Conditions
This lesson covers how to use conditional statements in Python: If Statements: Understanding basic if statements to make decisions in code.Else and Elif: Expanding with else and elif for multiple conditions.Comparison Operators: Using operators like ==, !=, <, >, <=, >= to compare values.Logical Operators: Combining conditions with and, or, and not.Includes examples, explanations, and practice exercises to help students master conditional logic in Python.
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Math
Also included in: Python Lesson Package
NWEA Test Score Data Tracker
Input student scores across seasonal tests with this color-coded score tracker. Compare numbers by student. I used yellow for base scores/no change, green for scores went up, and red for scores went down.
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English Language Arts, Math, Reading
Math Vocabulary Mini Poster Project
This is a project that can be leveled to almost any level. It includes a rubric for teachers and self assessment, a frame that can be used for students, as well as a model using the word Quotient created on a computer. This is a simple project, intended to be completed in a class period or less, depending on your group to work with students to improve their comfort with the math vocabulary that is vital at every stage. Having them create the visuals also places students in the position to drive
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Algebra, Basic Operations, Fractions
Lesson 9: Modules
This lesson introduces modules in Python, which allow you to organize and reuse code from external libraries. Includes examples, explanations, and exercises to practice importing and using modules in Python. Perfect for expanding your coding capabilities with external functionality!
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Math
Also included in: Python Lesson Package
Eureka Math Squared Module 1 Exit Ticket AUTOMATIC Tracker
Save time and stay organized with this customizable digital grade book—perfect for tracking student progress on a 1–3 scale! I added a 4 to track students who go above and beyond!This automatic, color-coded Google Sheet makes grading simple and visual. Whether you're teaching any subject or grade level, you can easily input assignments, customize categories, and instantly see student performance at a glance. Key Features:✅ Automatically color-coded based on 1–3 proficiency scale ✅ Fully editabl
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Other (Math)
Lesson 1: Introduction to Python
Lesson 1: Introduction to PythonThis resource provides an introductory lesson to Python programming, ideal for beginners. Overview: Introduction to Python's syntax, data types (strings, integers, floats), and basic operations.Examples: Simple code snippets to demonstrate variables, input/output, and basic mathematical operations.Activity: Hands-on exercises to practice writing and running Python code.
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Math
Also included in: Python Lesson Package
STEM Bulletin Board Scientists Inventors Engineers Posters & Research Project
Famous scientists and inventors, engineers, and innovators in a fun STEM bulletin board display! This "periodic table" of STEM includes prominent STEM pioneers from the last several hundred years! Why display a Periodic Table of STEM? All students need to see themselves represented! With this bulletin board set, students will see that they, too, can aspire to be a STEM innovator in the future! ✅ What You'll Get ✅ 60+ individual cards for the periodic table (including 30+ women)Display headings
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Engineering, Math, Science
Digital Small Group Data Tracker - Color Coded!
An easy way to digitally document small groups all year long. This resource has drop down ratings from 0-4 so teachers can discreetly rate students. Once you input a rating, it automatically color codes. There is a spot for you to type notes if you need to remember something specific about a students misconceptions or next steps. Frozen columns and rows help teachers to easily arrange the ratings together to pull the intervention and extension groups. I recommend keeping one "page" as a templ
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Math, Reading
NIET Teaching and Learning Standards Rubric Checklist Instructional Tool TAP
I created this helpful checklist to use, so I could prepare myself for walkthroughs and on what specific instructional strategies administration is looking for. This list helps teachers to keep track of tasks that need to be completed and prioritized in the instruction domain to ensure that we meet all the necessary steps to achieve success. ⭐ Teach student ownership with this incredible Digital Data Tracker that effective teachers use!This checklist is a perfect companion to the TLR rubr
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English Language Arts, Math, Science
Crack the Code Warmups for 8th Grade Math, Set #2
Looking for a quick warm up for your 8th grade math class? These crack the code warmups are the perfect way to get your students excited to start class! Task-based warm ups like these are a great alternative to your traditional math bell ringers. Instead of focusing on current content or spiral review, you start class off with an engaging puzzle that builds confidence in your students! ⭐ This Bundle Includes⭐ 10 Crack the Code ProblemsGoogle Slides VersionTask Cards VersionHalf-Sheet Version,
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For All Subjects, Math
Also included in: Critical Thinking Math Adjacent Warm Ups for 7th & 8th Grade Math
Data Tracking Sheet with Automatic Calculations and Color-Coding
This ready-to-use data tracking spreadsheet keeps all of your student data in one, convenient location. You will no longer have to flip through tabs in binders or look up each individual score when discussing student performance. This sheet is set up to track state test scores, quarter grades, iReady scores, and has a section to keep track of things like if they receive Title services, are an active ELL, or have a PMP. Designed to save teachers valuable time, it organizes grades and assessment s
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Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Next Dollar Up Color by Code March/St. Patrick's Day Mystery Pages
This is a fun March/St. Patrick's Day money math activity practicing on rounding to the next dollar up. Students will look at prices to determine the next dollar up. Then they will know what each section needs to be colored which will then reveal a March/St. Patrick's Day themed picture. There are 8 different mystery pictures to complete. Must be able to unzip this file or you will not be able to download it.
3rd - 12th, Not Specific
Math
Also included in: Monthly Color By Code Mystery Dollar Up Coloring Pages
Interactive Notebook Rubric and Notebook Paper Templates
Take your interactive notebooks to the next level with this Interactive Notebook Rubric & Digital Notes Add-On Pack! Whether you teach traditionally, use guided notes, or incorporate technology into your lessons, this resource helps students stay organized while giving teachers flexible tools to assess notebook quality and provide additional writing space. Perfect for classrooms using iPads, digital note-taking, interactive notebooks, or teacher-created guided notes, this resource bridges the
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For All Subjects, Handwriting, Other (Math)
Life Skills Math Grading Rubrics & Template for Self-Contained Special Education
Bring meaningful, growth-focused grading to life with this fully editable Life Skills Math Grading Rubric Template for Self-Contained Special Education, designed specifically for teachers of students with multiple disabilities. Perfect for teachers responsible for all grading, this comprehensive resource provides a structured, strengths-based system to track functional math, problem-solving, and real-world application while aligning with IEP goals, individual student needs, and district gradeboo
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Other (Math)
Visual Schedule- Color Coded Multi-Step
This versatile visual schedule can be used in many ways! Use it however it may fit your student- moving completed tasks to the colored boxes, using them to show First/Then, and more! These visuals also come in multiple colors! I like to assign my students colors to aid in independence and allow them to quickly identify their visuals without needing to be able to read their name.
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Other (ELA), Other (Math), Social Emotional Learning
Life Skills Next Dollar Up Color by Code Spring Math Mystery Pages
This is a fun Spring math money activity practicing on rounding to the next dollar up. Students will look at prices to determine the next dollar up. Then they will know what each section needs to be colored which will then reveal a Spring themed picture. There are 8 different mystery pictures to complete.
3rd - 12th, Not Specific
Math
Also included in: Monthly Color By Code Mystery Dollar Up Coloring Pages
Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) | Posters, Practice Activities, Templates, Rubric
Make teaching CER simple, engaging, and consistent across your classroom! This comprehensive bundle has everything you need to introduce, reinforce, and assess Claim, Evidence, Reasoning with your students. What’s Included: Google Slides Lesson – A step-by-step breakdown of all 3 CER components (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning). Matching Posters – Visual reminders to display in your classroom and help students internalize the CER process. Rubric (0–3 Scale) – A clear and student-friendly rubric fo
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For All Subjects, Other (Math), Writing
Visual Schedule- 5 Step Color Coded
Use this visual schedule to help your students gain independence in multi-step routines! Print and laminate the schedule of your choosing and put velcro on each square (I do soft). Place a PECS card on each empty square, and when that task/step is completed, the student can move it to the back of the visual, a storage container or another predetermined spot. These visuals also come in multiple colors! I like to assign my students colors to aid in independence and allow them to quickly identify t
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Other (ELA), Other (Math), Social Emotional Learning
Open the Lock Logic Puzzles | Math Brain Teasers | Crack the Code
Looking for a fun, no-prep brain teaser activity for your math class? These Open the Lock logic puzzles are the perfect morning meeting warm-up, bell ringer, early finisher activity, or enrichment challenge for middle school students! Students use context clues and logical reasoning to crack a three-digit code. Inspired by the viral lock puzzle, these 10 challenges will have your students hooked — and talking about math! Great for team-building, collaborative problem-solving, and critical thinki
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Math
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