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The Compass Without a North
Help your students discover what it really means to “find direction” with this thought-provoking story — The Compass Without a North. This beautifully written short story follows a broken compass and a lost traveler as they both learn that true guidance doesn’t come from pointing north but from listening to one’s heart. Perfect for grades 6–9, this story supports Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and critical thinking while encouraging self-reflection and personal growth.Skills Developed:Reading c
6th - 9th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
IEP Snapshot
This gives a quick look at the student's IEP without giving out too much information.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Daily Communication Sheet with Parents
This is a daily communication sheet between teacher to parent. It will give parent a quick snapshot of how the child's day was without a daily conference.
PreK - 2nd
Bilingual Behavior Log
Editable bilingual English/Spanish form! This parent communication form can be placed in the student's homework folder and sent home daily. There is a sample Behavior code key that you may choose to use or create your own.
PreK - 5th
Character Education
Time Card - LEAD Your Teen Program
Need a simple and quick way to track student academic and behavior progression daily? Print and distribute this easy to use and keep handout. Use the basic coding system to support student in tracking academic and behavior progression throughout each week and even each period of the school day! Great for weekly collection for student evaluation to support participation grading with data. Perfect for the early intervention steps of Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports!
7th - 12th
For All Subjects
Helping Parents Understand Special Education
Many parents need help understanding what special education is and what it means. This document states things in plain terms and explains many of the basic ideas in special education. Explains some of the acronyms used the most within special education without putting parents on the spot in important meetings. This would be a great "cheat sheet" for parents are who are new to special education. This also explains in plain terms some of the rights that parents have without having to rely entire
Not Specific
Therapy Notes for Parents - Session Summary
***THUMBNAILS show error in file, but everything is aligned in the docx file!*** Use this form to leave notes for parents about the students' speech therapy sessions. Cut the form in half to send home with the student (or leave at the day care / preschool). Or log your notes on the computer then email or print for parents. The form is in DOCX format so you can edit as needed. Fill out the "Today, we worked on..." section with brief descriptions of the student's goals (e.g., making the /s/ sound)
Not Specific
Kindergarten Fine Motor Screening Parent Report Letter | Editable Template
Kindergarten Fine Motor Screening Parent Report Letter | Editable Results & Next Steps Template Make parent communication simple, professional, and effective! This Kindergarten Fine Motor Screening Parent Report Letter is the perfect tool for sharing screening results with families in a clear, supportive, and parent-friendly way. This editable template allows you to circle or check results, jot quick notes, and outline next steps without needing to create a new letter each time. It emphas
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects, Handwriting, Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Kg OT/RTI EDITABLE BUNDLE | Permission Form + Screener + Parent Report
How To Determine Readability
Utilizes Gunning Fog method. Simple worksheet with an example calculation that can be given to students or adults to calculate an approximate grade level when using a sample of text. Disclaimer: this is an abbreviated version ideal for students or someone just learning to calculate readibility. It is always ideal to test a sample text with various methods before coming to any conclusions about readability.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Reading
Stop Using Time Out! TEACH SELF-REGULATION THAT ACTUALLY WORKS!
Welcome to a new way of teaching our children! Hello! My name is Jenna Maxwell and I am the developer of the Cool Down Card. The Cool Down Card was created to help parents teach their child how to calm down on their own and what to do when they are in a calm down area. Many parents feel that “time out” doesn’t work or will see behaviors escalate when coming up with consequence strategies. When you put a child in time out, you are essentially telling them “deal with this on your own” and then
PreK - 6th
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