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Communication and Documentation
Keep parents in the loop by having staff or students (depending on the age) fill out this daily log of what happened. This is a great way to get parents involved! It also works really well for documenting individual student progress. Also, by documenting the child's daily activities you can begin to determine patterns, struggle, and strength areas for each student.
PreK - 2nd
Speaking & Listening
Academic Contract: agreement for parents and students
Document in English and Spanish! Editable! Add your school's information and logo! Enlist the cooperation of parents and students for academic success. Simple contract with specific details for success.
Not Specific
For All Subjects, School Counseling
The Backpack of Questions – A Curiosity Story for Kids
The Backpack of Questions – A Curiosity Story for Kids (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Ignite your students’ love for learning with “The Backpack of Questions,” a heartwarming and inspiring story about curiosity and discovery. Perfect for grades K–3, this resource helps children celebrate their natural sense of wonder while practicing reading comprehension and self-reflection. ✨ Includes:Illustrated short story (printable & digital)Reflection and discussion questions“My Backpack of Wonder” wor
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Literature
The Lamp That Waited for You – A Heartwarming Story About Parental Love
The Lamp That Waited for You – A Heartwarming Story About Parental Love and Patience (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)This touching story, “The Lamp That Waited for You,” beautifully teaches children about love, patience, and emotional connection through the friendship between a little lamp and a boy who grows and returns home. Perfect for K–3 classrooms, SEL lessons, or bedtime reading, this resource helps children understand the warmth of patience and how love quietly endures. ✨ Includes:Ill
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The River Who Wanted to Rest – A Story About Caring for Our Planet
The River Who Wanted to Rest – A Story About Caring for Our Planet (Environmental Awareness & SEL)Bring environmental awareness to your classroom with this heart-touching story, The River Who Wanted to Rest. Perfect for Grades 2–5, this engaging SEL and science-aligned resource teaches children the importance of caring for nature, reducing pollution, and working together to protect our planet. What’s Included: ✅ Original illustrated story for reading aloud or independent study ✅ Reflection an
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Literature, Reading
Parent FAQ Pamphlet for the IEP Process/Timeline
Beginning the IEP Process can be nerve-wracking and overwhelming for parents. This editable pamphlet can be printed out and given as a resource for parents with students needing extra support services. It lays out the basic timeline and process, frequently asked questions, what to expect, and *some* parental rights. This is just a great resource to start the IEP process. It shows effort and heart, and can spark an invaluable conversation with parents. **Please note that this is an editable docu
Not Specific
Social Emotional Learning
The Bridge That Waited for Friendship
Teach your students the true meaning of connection and kindness!“The Bridge That Waited for Friendship” is a beautifully written short story perfect for Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), morning meetings, and empathy-building lessons. This inspiring tale follows a lonely bridge who learns that friendship isn’t about being crossed — it’s about bringing people together. Ideal for Grades 2–6, this story encourages reflection, discussion, and emotional growth in a simple, relatable way.🎯 Skills Cove
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Contract for retaking test
A contract to between student, teacher and parent to allow a student to retake an assessment.
Sold as a word document to allow you to alter at will.
Student must determine what caused the first low grade, what they intended to do to fix the knowledge deficit and then all three parties approve the plan. There are suggestions for the student for each option.
Not Specific
Character Education
Parent Survey for Child with Autism
I created this survey for my students' parents to fill out in the beginning of the school year. It helps give me a snapshot of each child before I formally assess them.
PreK - 2nd
Detailed Pupil Referral form for Additional Support/Monitoring
Easy to complete, detailed pupil referral form for additional support requests. This is designed to be given to teachers after an initial simple referral (name and age of pupil and areas of concern/exceptionality) and then once the referring teacher has had 4-6 weeks trialling 4 or more strategies from a given strategy list (see my additional resources or bundles for these). Cohesive referral form with the ability to collate detailed evidence and plan next steps.
Not Specific
Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Learning Support Referral, Information and Support Bundle
Parent Questionnaire for preschool age students
This is a questionnaire for preschool or Kindergarten families to fill out. It will provide valuable information to a school or childcare facility about students in their care. This is a tool that will help staff with screening or assessment data needed from the parent perspective. It is quick and easy for parents to fill out. The form gathers information about demographics, birth history, literacy, motor, adaptive skills, social skills and more.
PreK - K
Data Folder Record Sheets for numbers, letters, shapes and colors
This apple themed data packet will help you keep track of your student's progress. This packet includes a title page and pages to document number recognition, rote and one to one counting, upper and lower letter recognition, letter sound recognition, shape and color recognition. The file can be edited to meet your individual needs. Data notebooks are great for parent/teacher conferences.
PreK - K
Numbers, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Behavior Checklist for Teachers
Teachers can use this checklist to tally the frequency of a behavior over a weekly timeframe. These particular behaviors focusing on characteristics of ADHD, but can be modified for different behaviors.
PreK - 5th
EDITABLE BioPsychoSocial History for the Committee on Special Education
Included in this product: EDITABLE BioPsychoSocial History for the Committee on Special Education To be completed by parents/guardians of students who are involved with the Committee on Special Education. Professionals may then use this information to create/update a student's 504 or IEP. This is a confidential document to be used as an assessment tool for the Committee on Special Education when creating/updating your student’s Individualized Education Plan. Many of these questions are adapted f
Not Specific
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Parent Questionnaire for Back to School in English and Spanish
I have used this questionnaire for the past ten years and had it translated into Spanish as that is the primary language of most of my students. This really helps to delve into the interests of the students, which is especially helpful to use as an incentive (i.e. if they like soccer I add soccer themed items to the treasure chest) and conversation starter. Just this year a parent hadn't remembered to add that her child has an allergy to honey until she saw this form. Enjoy and welcome back to s
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Refocus Form *Appropriate for IB PYP Action Cycle
This editable Refocus Behavior Form is appropriate for all schools including ones who use the IB Action Cycle. This form works best for primary grades. There are boxes where students can write or draw a picture of what action occurred, what they could do differently and what they will do next time (act, choose, reflect). This is an excellent home communication tool that can be used to track behaviors for SWIS.
K - 3rd
Behavior Chart for the Week in English/Spanish
I use this for the whole class and for the after school program. The "accompanying letter" can be a school form (like an RRS form), picture of what the student did wrong vs what they should have done, or for upper grades an apology to the classmate(s) they distracted. For a more detailed behavior chart for students that have difficulty behaving for a whole day, see my detailed behavior chart.
Not Specific
Character Education, For All Subjects
Daily Progress Report Form - Easy & Quick to Fill Out - Great for SpecEd Sped
Daily Progress Report Form - Easy & Quick to Fill Out!
Each sheet has 2 copies of the form to save paper. Easy to fill out by circling appropriate response regarding classwork completed or not. Space for teacher signature, comments, counselor name, date, etc. Set up for 6 class periods per day. Fully customizable in Word. Great for tracking student work, helping parents stay in touch, or creating a paper trail of daily work and activities. Also a great tool for tracking progress of Special
Not Specific
Interactive Honors Contract for Middle/High School
This interactive honors contract establishes high expectations in the areas of attendance, behavior, and scholarship. This contract was a result of collaboration between honors teachers at our 7-9th grade charter school. It can be edited and used for any subject area. Students show their understanding of the requirements by completing a writing assignment on the back (included). Both parents and students sign the document. This contract has helped us both set and hold high expectations for honor
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
Special Education: Teaching Students with Autism (for new teachers)
I created this handbook as part of my postgraduate assessment. I have been teaching in Special Needs School for over 4 years. This handbook provide useful information and practical strategies for teachers who just started to teach students with Autism.This tool is also useful for parents of kids with Autism.
Not Specific
IEP Input Forms for Parents and Teachers
Parent and Teacher Input Forms for IEP MeetingsThese two forms are designed to gather important insights from both parents and teachers before an IEP meeting. They help summarize a student’s academic, behavioral, social, and health-related strengths, weaknesses, and concerns. By completing these forms, both parents and teachers can provide a comprehensive overview of the student’s current progress and needs, ensuring that all areas are considered when developing or updating the IEP. These input
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Power Point Guide for Open House
This is a handout that goes along with the open house power point presentation in my store. It explains in detail each slide. It is editable to allow you to change it the way it fits your program. My program is split sessions of an early intervention preschool program that also has children who are typically developing. I hope it helps as a guide for your first open house/orientation. For those families who are not able to attend the open house or who register late, I send this hand out h
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects
ANNOTATION ANNOTATING JOURNAL PAGE READING DEPTH COMPLEXITY LANGUAGE ARTS GIFTED
For elementary and middle school students learning annotation. These structured annotation sheets can be bound together into a journal to use while learning annotation instead of using lined paper notebooks. Also great for Summer reading assignments where annotation is required, but it will be 3 months until student has classroom instruction on annotation again. Best to be used with a Depth and Complexity sheet and Figurative Language examples bound into journal as well. Happy Annotating!
3rd - 12th
Literature, Reading Strategies
Brain Teaser Worksheets | Odd One Out Vocabulary Activity | ESL EFL Critical Thi
Looking for an engaging and meaningful way to improve your students’ vocabulary and critical thinking skills? This Brain Teaser – Odd One Out worksheet is a fun, interactive activity that encourages students to think, analyze, and categorize words. In this activity, students will: ✔ Identify the odd word in each group ✔ Cross it out ✔ Add one more word that belongs to the same category This process helps learners strengthen word recognition, logical thinking, and vocabulary expansion in a
K - 6th
Alphabet, ELA Test Prep, Handwriting
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