Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Creating a student work space at home

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This Power Point is ready to share with parents and full of great tips for setting up a work area for their child. I have compiled lessons learned through real-world experience to create this informative, thought-provoking presentation. Parents are sure to find ways of making their elementary-age child's at-home work space the best it can be. Topics include: analyzing your home for the best spots; increasing student focus; what parents need to do while their student is learning live

1st - 4th

Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology

Editable Parent Teacher Conference Form Templates - Pastel Theme

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Cozy in Kindergarten

This conference night set contains all the forms and templates you need for a successful and stress-free Parent Teacher conferences! 38 editable conference and communication forms are included. Simply edit the pages with your info and print! *Note: These are editable in Powerpoint! You must have Powerpoint to edit the text. Included:Folder label - portrait and landscapeConference checklist, for parents or teachersTime preference formConference overviewConference reminder notesSchedule templatesS

K - 3rd

Classroom Community

The Microschool CEO Bundle — Start Your Own Microschool | Guide + Workbook

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Kind Academy

Are you a teacher who is ready to leave the traditional classroom and build something of your own? This complete Microschool CEO Bundle gives you everything you need to go from idea to open doors — without years of trial and error. Created by Iman Alleyne, founder of Kind Academy (an 11-year microschool in South Florida) and creator of the Launch Your Kind certification program, this bundle was built specifically for educators who already know how to teach and are ready to learn how to build. Wh

PreK - 12th, Adult Education

For All Subjects

Student Observation Log

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Marie Butterworth

This is an EXTREMELY simple form I keep in my binders for each class. There is a copy of this form for each student. I keep a clipboard of labels nearby during class, and when I note a behavior that I want to record, or if there is an incident in class, I record it on a label. Later when I have time, I stick the label on the observation form. Now my documentation is a piece of cake. If I need to talk to parents or administrators about a student's behavior in class, I just have to look at my log.

PreK - 12th

For All Subjects