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Editable Teacher Planner Toolkit I Lesson Plan, Goals, Rubric, Checklist

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Give your school year a strong start with this Editable Teacher Toolkit designed for teachers! Whether you're planning lessons, assessing student progress, or facilitating student-led conferences, this bundle has everything you need to stay organized, intentional, and effective. ✨ What's Included: ✔️ Editable Weekly Lesson Plan Template Plan your week by block and subject with color-coded sections for Literacy, Numeracy, Circle Time, and more. ✔️ Weekly Learning Objectives Tracker Organize

PreK - 12th

Basic Operations, Other (Arts), Other (ELA)

FREE Editable Rubric for Teachers | Google Sheets Template

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M&J Little Learners

Looking for a flexible and easy-to-use rubric to assess student learning? This FREE Editable Rubric is designed for teachers of all levels and subjects! Whether you’re in elementary, middle, or high school, this Google Sheets template makes it simple to customize criteria, track student progress, and provide meaningful feedback. ✨ Product Features: ✔ Editable Google Sheet format — make a copy and personalize it for your classroom ✔ Ready-to-use criteria and standards: Knowledge, Skills, Conc

PreK - 12th

Balanced Literacy, Basic Operations, Other (Arts)

Birth to 3 Communication Milestones and Facilitation Tips

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Speechie Trish

This communication resource includes two color coded pages that outline receptive and expressive language and play milestones from age birth to 3 and tips on facilitating the acquisition of these milestones. This resource is a great handout for parents or early childhood teachers during an evaluation or a consultation! If you have questions, please contact me at friedlandertrish@gmail.com. I am happy to answer any questions you have.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

PreK - K

Speech Sound Development Chart | Speech Therapy Parent Reference Guide

Created by

Rebecca Malone

SPEECH SOUND DEVELOPMENT CHART: This speech sound development chart highlights the key ages children acquire speech sounds. This resource contains:A colour coded chart showing the ages children start to develop and master sounds.This can be used as a handout for teachers, speech and language therapists/ pathologists (SLTs/SLPs) and students. This can also be used as a reference for nursery staff, parents and caregivers. By using this speech sound development chart, it helps to recognise age-ap

PreK - 3rd

Balanced Literacy, Speaking & Listening

Fluent Reading – Short Vowels | 50 Pages PDF + Audio App Support

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Phuong Do Thi Minh

Looking for a structured, engaging way to build reading fluency in early learners? This resource provides 50 printable pages of fluency practice focused on English short vowels (a, e, i, o, u) – with audio support via a free app to guide pronunciation and modeling. What's Included: 50 fluency passages with short vowel focus Each page includes: Target short vowel sounds Word lists Practice sentences Short reading passages Fluency trackers Printable PDF format (US Letter size) BON

K - 5th

Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words

Parent Brochure | Executive Functioning Skills | Emotional Regulation | K-3

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From the Counselors Office

Support Parents in Building Emotional Regulation Skills at HomeMany families want to help their children manage big feelings, calm down in the moment, and recover from frustration, but they’re not always sure how. This supportive parent brochure introduces emotional regulation as a critical executive functioning skill and shares simple tools for helping children recognize emotions, build coping skills, and stay regulated through everyday ups and downs. What’s Inside:What Is Emotional Regulation?

K - 3rd

School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning

Also included in: Parent Brochure Bundle | Executive Functioning Skills | Parenting Resources

Speech Therapy Session Information Sheet for Parents

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Breanna's Speech Shop

I use these information sheets with my students for speech. I have found that parents love these because it tells what we did in speech, what goals we worked on, discusses their child's behavior during speech, and tells whether the child is making progress. I print and cut the paper into threes (on the lines) so that I can use one sheet for one student. Then I fill out the name and date information at the top for each student, circle the appropriate boxes for the activities the student did in s

PreK - 5th

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