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True or False Science Facts
True or False Science Facts WorksheetA fun and educational printable worksheet that helps students test their knowledge of basic science facts. Includes true/false statements, correction writing space, and an answer key. Great for early science review or quiz practice. Recommended Grade Levels: Grades 2–4We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our product. Your feedback means a lot to us and can help others make confident choices. If you're comfortable with it, please come back to share your ex
2nd - 4th
Informational Text, Library Skills, Other (Science)
Teacher-Staff Survey Template
This document is intended to be a base format for administrators and supervisors to use in collecting data. It is recommended that questions be theme based for ease of categorizing responses. Adding questions is possible but not suggested as busy teachers traditionally resent required paperwork to begin with. Quick and simple will result in higher number of responses. Handing out one survey per month encourages feedback without increasing the work burden.
This template could easily be modif
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Individualized Student Behavior Charts
There are two behavior goal charts included in this product. You will set behavior goals for the student (the number is up to you) and record points that this student earns. There are two forms: 1. Daily form with box for each day 2. Daily form with time slots broken down (this helps identify if a behavior is increased during a certain class/time of day) If you are departmentalized, you can put the sheet in a folder to pass between teachers to record points. You can use these forms to guide
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
Best-Kept Secret For Organizing Volunteers & Supply Donations
When I started teaching first grade, I knew I wanted as many hands-on, experiential activities as possible. But as any teacher knows, money is tight, class sizes are increasing, and we need all the help we can get. That's when I came up with the idea to use an online volunteer/supply donation registry to organize what materials I needed for upcoming crafts, post openings for parents to come in and help, or request help preparing materials at home. Starting this registry changed my life and made
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects
Showing Respect to Adults and Peers Consistently
Showing Respect to Adults and Peers Consistently – A Child Self-Reflection & Social Skills GuideHelp children develop one of the most essential life skills— consistent respect for adults and peers—with this structured self-reflection and learning guide. This resource teaches young learners what respect truly means and how to apply it in real-life situations at school, home, and in social settings. Through simple explanations, relatable examples, and engaging reflection activities, students will
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Novel Studies
The Sock Without a Match – A Story About Love, Acceptance, and Being Different
The Sock Without a Match – A Story About Love, Acceptance, and Being Different A heartwarming social-emotional learning story that helps children understand acceptance, self-worth, and the beauty of being different. Through the journey of Sammy the sock, children learn that even when they feel left out or incomplete, they still have purpose and value. Includes a rich story, discussion questions, printable worksheet, and creative extension activities—perfect for classrooms, counselors, parents, a
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Strategies/Tips to Boost Speech & Language Skills At Home!!!!
Here is a comprehensive list of strategies to boost overall Speech & Language skills at home! Tips are divided into age levels: Preschool, Elementary, Middle, and High School Age Children. You can easily copy and paste onto any report or document. Great for RTI, parent outreach or if a child does not qualify, but parents are looking for some general tips for home!
PreK - 12th
Speaking & Listening
The Umbrella That Loved the Rainy Days – A Heartwarming SEL Story About Comfort
The Umbrella That Loved the Rainy Days – A Heartwarming SEL Story About Comfort and SafetyBring emotional safety and resilience into your classroom with this comforting story, The Umbrella That Loved the Rainy Days. ☂️ Perfect for Grades K–3, this beautifully written tale helps young learners understand that comfort, courage, and positivity can be found even in life’s “rainy days.” What’s Included: ✅ Full original story (printable & easy to read) ✅ Reflection / discussion questions ✅ 4 eng
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Literature
The Cup of Quiet Tea – A Mindfulness Story About Finding Calm in Stillness
The Cup of Quiet Tea – A Mindfulness Story About Finding Calm in Stillness (Story + Worksheet + Reflection)Bring peace and mindfulness into your classroom or home with this heartwarming SEL story, “The Cup of Quiet Tea.” Through the tale of Tilly the teacup, children learn that quiet moments aren’t empty — they’re full of calm, comfort, and self-awareness. ✨ Includes:Printable & digital illustrated storyReflection/discussion questions“My Quiet Moments” mindfulness worksheetSEL focus: Mindfulnes
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Draft IEP Cover Letter
Sending home a cover letter with your draft IEP is a great way to set the tone for an upcoming IEP meeting. It lets parents/guardians know that you value their input and opinion about the IEP, stressing it is a team decision.
PreK - 7th
Helping Children Recover Faster: Practical Strategies for Parents
Helping Children Recover Faster: Practical Strategies for Parents of Grades 1–5 Does your child take longer than expected to bounce back from common illnesses? This comprehensive guide provides parents with effective strategies to support faster recovery, improve immunity, and restore energy in children. Perfect for grades 1 through 5, it includes practical tips on rest, nutrition, medical care, and gradual return to daily routines. ✔ Learn how to help children regain strength and energy ✔ Und
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Parent Teacher Conference Summary Form
Parent Teacher Conferences can be an excellent chance to communicate with parents about the students in your classroom. However, sometimes they can be overwhelming when you do not have enough time to communicate all of the information that you want to share. With 18+ students, it is also difficult to keep track of all of the information that is relevant to share in a conference.
This summary form is a generalized form that allows for information collection for each student's conference. Be
K - 12th
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