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Sensory Tips / Tricks
A list of simple and (MOSTLY) free tips and tricks to practice for increasing sensory tolerances and decreasing sensitivities. Oral, Auditory, Tactile, Olfactory and Visual sensory ideas are all listed. This is by NO means an all-inclusive list, but I often wished I had a paper to grab for easy, quick ideas for my students and this is a compilation of my typical go-to strategies. Hopefully it can help you as well! Please remember this is intended for individual use only - if others are interest
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Simple Daily Behavior Chart
We all want to be noticed when we do something good, so now let's help decrease student behavior and increase student confidence!
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FREE Candy Corn Themed Daily & Weekly Student Behavior Reports
These printable behavior reports are perfect for tracking individual student behaviors on an hourly, daily or weekly basis. With space for comments, they make communicating with parents a breeze. Increase positive behaviors and decrease off-task behaviors with these editable sheets. Each report card comes in three formats: The first format allows you to write the subjects for the day. Then, you can rate the student's behavior for that subject.The second format is categorized into morning and af
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Accelerated Reader Parent Letters
This letter is meant to go home multiple times a trimester to update parents on their students' progress through Accelerated Reader. Both the parents and students sign the bottom to indicate they are aware of the progress. Included in each letter is the student's STAR reading range, the percent towards their personal goal, the percent of how far through the trimester it is, average percent correct on quizzes, and average reading level. There are three parent letters per page and I have included
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading
15 minute Behavior Observation Feedback Form
This is a form I use to monitor student behavior in 15 minute intervals when I go do an observation for a student that has Attention Deficit disorder related behaviors. The form can be modified to check for different behaviors. After I monitor the student I typically pull out the student to my office and discuss what I observed using positive reinforcement and sometimes tangible rewards to encourage correct behaviors. The goal is to increase the amount of time and see a corresponding decrease
4th - 7th
School Counseling
Drawing Conclusions | No-Prep Worksheets & Quizzes | Grades 3–8
Help students become confident thinkers with engaging inference practice! This printable resource includes authentic short texts followed by standards-aligned questions that require students to read between the lines. Skills covered include: academic word inference, direct vs. indirect characterization, theme vs. moral, author's attitude/tone, and reader feeling/mood. Perfect for bell-ringers, test prep, small groups, sub plans, and homework. Teacher-friendly. Student-approved. Zero prep — just
3rd - 8th
ELA Test Prep, Grammar, Other (ELA)
Quiz and Test Parent Communication Slip
This is something that I experimented with last year in teaching. A lot of times I would send home assessments to keep the parents in the loop of how their child was doing in class and what grades to expect. Well, I was coming to the conclusion that those assessments were not getting home, particularly the ones that were not so hot on the grading scale. On each assessment day whether quiz or test I would attached this to EACH one of my students assessments no matter if they got a 100%. I did thi
PreK - 12th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Google Form 25 Question Quiz Template
25 question Google Form multiple choice quiz template. Fully editable with question numbers and multiple choice answers A, B, C and D. All you need to do is input your answer key and your ready to go!
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Google Form 20 Question Quiz Template
20 question Google Form multiple choice quiz template. Fully editable with question numbers and multiple choice answers A, B, C and D. All you need to do is input your answer key and your ready to go!
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Weekly Progress Reports: A How-To to Increase Parent Engagement
As teachers we are often burdened with a long to-do list. Despite all the things that need to get done, parent communication and engagement should remain a main focus.
I struggled with keeping parents informed because time was a constraint.
In this video, I explain the system I put into place that has been effective in my classroom. Along with the video, I am offering a freebie of the progress report that is normally included in my
Parent Teacher Conference & Progress Forms (English & Spanis
K - 3rd
For All Subjects
Test/Quiz Reflection Form
This is a form designed to encourage students to mindfully reflect on their test/quiz scores. I give these to my students printed on a colored paper before they recover their test/quiz grade. It allows them to reflect and then I can use it as the cover page for their test/recovery test when scores go home! Great way to encourage parents to discuss with their students about their assessments. EDITABLE so you can change to fit any type of test!
3rd - 8th
Reading, Science, Social Studies
Parent Input and Reminder Form for IEP Meetings
Want to increase parent attendance AND parent participation in your IEP meetings? Then this is the printable for you! This simple form allows you to remind your parents of the date and time of their upcoming IEP meeting, and also allows them to jot down some notes about their student's strengths, interests and weaknesses. Your parents won't feel so put on the spot when they're sitting at the conference table, and your gentle reminder will make sure they get there on time. Just fill in the st
PreK - 5th
School Is Out (Distance Learning)
Skip "the slide" and provide students with meaningful activities for times when school is cancelled. Use or create your own Challenge Menu for flexible learning opportunities. Use the Weekly Covers for packets and clearly communicate expectations to students and parents! This resource includes: Sample ScheduleParent LetterReading Challenge MenuSTEAM Challenge MenuWeekly CoversEditable TemplatesThis product will be UPDATED through summer 2020 for FREE! Get it now before the price increases thi
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English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Autism Parent Handouts - Increasing Focus of Students with Autism
Tips for parents for increasing student focus during online and virtual learning for students with autism and other special education or focusing needs. 9 ways to increase student focus are suggested on this one page document. The same file is presented in different formats to fit whatever style you would like to send the document. File contains: a PDF of both pages (elementary version and a secondary version-differ in a few pictures only) JPEG of elementary pageJPEG of secondary pagePDF of
PreK - 12th
Blue Dot Reading Counts Data Progress Home Note - Communication
This is a quick and simple note I staple to the printouts from Scholastic Blue Dot Reading Counts progress monitoring reports when I send them home mid-marking period. Helps keep home in the loop about what is going on with their students Reading Comprehension according to the books they've been taking quizzes on. This quick, simple note helps head-off common questions about how it works in as a grade and opens door for communication about the scores and progress.
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading
homework log
Use this homework log to increase communication between home and school when it comes to homework. This works great with primary students and even includes a self-assessment component.
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects
Parent and Student Expectations and Goals for Reading and Math
We created this resource to increase parent and student involvement by establishing expectations and goals. We chose to focus on Reading and Math but you can use these for other subjects as well. There are 2 commitment forms; 1 for the parent/s and 1 for the student. We would suggest meeting with each parent, whether it be face-to-face or virtually, in order for this to be successful. Each form is easy to fill out. The choices give parents and students some flexibility. There are 2 separate form
PreK - 5th
English Language Arts, Math, Reading Strategies
Student Information Card
We created this resource to increase parent and student communication and immediate feedback. It looks very simple and frankly it is, but this card will provide you easy access immediately when you need to contact a parent or you want the student to contact their parent. Many times, at the primary level, a student does not know their phone number so this helps. *We would suggest having each family fill this out day 1 and return to you as soon as they can. It is amazing how many times that I get
K - 5th
Classroom Community
i-Ready Data Tracking Sheets
You can track individual scores and whole class scores with these pages. The percentile rank is included because even with the score increases on i-Ready the percentile rank can drop. Use the individual page to have data chats with your students. Use the whole group page to track the class learning.
K - 5th
Math, Reading
Today in Speech Therapy | FREE Parent Communication Checklist Handout
Looking for a way to increase your communication with parents with minimal effort? This FREE half-page handout is a great resource to keep in your classroom and have ready to go - just circle the activity you did and check off the target for the day!! Then send it home with your student after each session! That's it! Now parents will know exactly what you did with their children! You can even have students fill it out themselves! It can be a great exit activity for the student to reflect
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Back To School Parent Communication Pack
Looking for a way to increase your Parent Communication? This file includes templates to help you communicate with parents in a variety of ways. Templates include -Welcome Letter -Newsletter -Student Information -Parent Volunteers -Super Student Notes Print and use or edit to your needs in PowerPoint. If you enjoy this freebie please let me know with your feedback. I will adding in different themes soon!
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Classroom Community
6th Grade Family Survey
Family survey to send home with students to increase parent involvement and gain a wider perspective on each child in your classroom.
6th
For All Subjects
Weekly Behavior Reflection Report / Parent Communication
Sometimes our students need a little extra help and support. These weekly behavior reports can be used to assist you with providing students and parents with quick feedback.
Simply print the chart. Then the number of stars or the word that describes the student's day (Excellent, Great, Good, O.K., or Challenging). You can have students circle the chart themselves or you can circle for them. There is also an area for them to designate areas for increased focus. There is a place for the student,
K - 8th
For All Subjects
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