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Quiz/Test Growth Mindset Reflection
Quiz/Test Reflection How many times do you grade a test just so students look at their overall score and shove it into a folder? Well the days of never seeing that test again are over! Use this before and after testing, and then after grading for students to evaluate why they missed a problem. These documents were created as Google Doc files giving you the ability to edit. If you download the Doc as a Word Document, there may be formatting differences that you can easily adapt to your own p
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English Language Arts, Math
*EDITABLE* Growth Mindset Data Tracking ~Bundle~
Benchmark Assessment Data Tracker & Goal Setting
If your students participate in benchmark assessments, then this is the data-tracking tool for your classroom! After completing each batch of assessments at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year, you can use these with your students to track their own progress.
Math Homework Data Analysis
After each lesson homework (or even classwork), your students can track their progress to see how they understood the lesson.
Quiz/Test Reflection
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English Language Arts, Math
Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle, Small, Level D
Originally for students with ASD and other related disabilities. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. Mastery criteria for each shape is two sheets with the same size and level for two consecutive days. Determining what is correct-can not cut beyond the line. The colors can be used in any order. This is to increase motivation for the student to complete the task. Data Collection-after completion of a task, the teacher cuts the bottom of the worksheet and tapes it to a blank sheet.
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Other (Math)
Also included in: Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Medium, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
CCSS
K.G.A.2
, K.G.A.3
, K.G.B.4
+3
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Heart, Medium, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Heart, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Teardrop, Small, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Cylinder, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
CCSS
K.G.A.2
, K.G.A.3
, K.G.B.4
+3
Cutting Out Shapes, Teardrop, Small, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Chord, Small, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle. Progression of shapes are: r
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Chord, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each s
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Teardrop, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each s
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle, Small, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and other related disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That's why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each sh
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Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and other related disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each
Not Specific
Other (Math)
Cutting Out Shapes, Heart, Small, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each
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Other (Math)
2026 March Madness / NCAA Men's Round 1 Assignment
This worksheet helps you practice calculating and understanding probability and percents using the context of March Madness basketball brackets. In the first round of March Madness, there are many games, and fans try to predict which teams will win. This assignment uses that idea to make math more interesting and relevant. Here's a breakdown of the worksheet: Passage: Explains what March Madness is and introduces the concepts of probability (how likely something is to happen) and percents.Fill i
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Algebra, Fractions, Other (Math)
CCSS
HSS-CP.A.1
, HSS-CP.A.2
, HSS-CP.A.3
+1
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Large, Level D
Originally created for students with ASD and other Related Disorders. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape an Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for ea
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Other (Math)
Also included in: Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Large, All Levels
Life Skills Jeopardy Game | Special Education Review Activity
Turn your life skills review into an interactive and engaging game! Perfect for transition, special education, and life skills classrooms, this game helps students apply real-world skills while having fun. What’s Inside?Jeopardy PowerPoint Game -Focused on life skills topics 6 Interactive Categories – Self-Care, Cooking & Kitchen Skills, Household Tasks, Schedules, Safety Signs, Machines & Equipment5 Levels of Difficulty – Questions increase in challenge to assess student learningEditable Qu
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Family Consumer Sciences, For All Subjects, Money Math
Consumer Math Jeopardy Game | Special Education Money Math Review Activity
Turn your consumer math review into a fun and engaging game! Perfect for life skills, special education, and financial literacy lessons, this game helps students apply real-world money skills while having fun. What’s Inside?Jeopardy PowerPoint Game – Reinforce key consumer math concepts6 Interactive Categories – Money Names/Values Identification, Counting Change & Bills, Next Dollar Up, Calculating Change, Budgeting/Unit Rate Better Buy, and Tax, Tip & Coupons5 Levels of Difficulty – Questi
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Financial Literacy, Math Test Prep, Money Math
Financial Literacy Jeopardy Game | Special Education Math Review Activity
Turn your financial literacy review into a fun and interactive game! Perfect for life skills, consumer math, and financial literacy lessons, this game helps students apply real-world money skills while having fun. What’s Inside?Jeopardy PowerPoint Game – Reinforce key financial literacy concepts6 Interactive Categories – Budgeting Basics, Banking 101, Payment Methods, Understanding Taxes, Financial Literacy Terms, & Insurance Essentials5 Levels of Difficulty – Questions increase in challeng
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Financial Literacy, Math Test Prep, Money Math
Intro to Culinary/FACS | Food Cost Formula Posters
My students' ability to apply their food cost knowledge has increased tenfold since I put these poster in my classroom - so I thought I'd share! Posters included Food Cost Formula (Cost per unit / Unit sold X Recipe amount)Example and Definitions (What is "Unit Sold"? Etc.)
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Family Consumer Sciences, Math
Printable Grade Book
Allows you to track grades for any subject divided into homework, classwork, and tests, quizzes, and other assessments. You can easily monitor assignments with out having to log onto your online grade book.
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English Language Arts, Math
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