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FREE Editable Rubric for Teachers | Google Sheets Template
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)
Speech Therapy Session Information Sheet for Parents
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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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)
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Gifted 101 Series: Advocating for Your Gifted Child at School
When a gifted child seems “unmotivated” or “too talkative,” it’s often a sign of unmet needs—not laziness or defiance. Advocating for Your Gifted Child at School (Guide #6 in the Gifted 101 Series) helps parents and teachers recognize gifted and twice-exceptional learners, understand their unique needs, and advocate effectively. This free guide offers real-world examples, research-backed insights, and practical strategies to build strong partnerships with schools and ensure gifted students get
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Phonological Awareness Hotsheet Resource Page for Families
Help your families support their child's reading at home with these informational sheets. I have had many families ask for resources to understand the basics of the Science of Reading, especially in order to help their child who isn't ready to practice reading books yet. I created these 2 sheets for families who needed easy activities at home to build their child's phonological awareness, and to also help build their understanding of how their child is learning to read. Using these sheets to in
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Reading
Quick Tips for Supporting Speech/Language Development Handout for Parents
This printable (non-editable) handout geared towards parents outlines 4 speech/language development support strategies (in parent-friendly terms). It is available in color and gray/black/white. *This product is intended for personal use only. *You may not redistribute/share/duplicate this product for use by others.
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FREE! Evaluation & Screening Prices Form - Customizable - For Private Practice
I created this FREE resource for speech-language pathologists who own or are planning to open their own private practice. THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:1 descriptive PDF - Evaluation & Screening Prices - Speech-Language Form (5 pages)1 customizable DOC - Evaluation & Screening Prices - Speech-Language Form (1 pages)PREPARATION:This resource is COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZABLE. You WILL NEED TO do some editing, such as adding your business name, logo, phone number, email address, etc. You can also edit any of
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Parent Guide to Strategies for Improving Reading, Writing & Math at Home
Parent Guide: Strategies for Improving Reading, Writing & Math at Home ✏️ Looking for practical ways to support your child’s learning outside the classroom? This FREE guide is packed with easy-to-use strategies to strengthen reading, boost writing skills, and build math confidence—right from your living room! Designed with busy families in mind, it includes fun tips, everyday routines, and simple activities that make a big impact. Download now and turn home time into learning time!
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Gifted 101 Series: How to Get Your Child Tested for Gifted & IQ Testing
Gifted 101 Series: How to Get Your Child Tested for Giftedness & IQ Testing Confused about where to start with gifted testing? This FREE guide breaks down the entire process—what gifted testing really means, how IQ tests work, when to test, and what the results can (and can’t) tell you. Whether you're a parent seeking answers or a teacher guiding families, this clear and practical resource will help you navigate the journey with confidence. Download today and take the guesswork out of gifted
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FREEBIE Classroom Management Behavior Log for All Grades ESL and ELL Students
FREEBIE Behavior LogWhy Download this FREE Resource?- Suitable for all grades and ESL/ELL Students and their families - There are two formats for this behavior log, portrait and landscape. - Simply write the students’ goals for each session. Then, check in with the student throughout the day and circle one of the three faces. - You can write notes, send the log home to be signed, and keep this document for student records. - It can be used as evidence for student progress or as a tracking too
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Guiding Bright Minds: The Benefits of Mentorship for Gifted Learners
New Resource Alert! Guiding Bright Minds: The Benefits of Mentorship for Gifted Learners is your go-to guide for unlocking the power of meaningful mentor relationships. Discover how mentorship fuels confidence, curiosity, and real-world growth in gifted students. This FREE resource offers practical ideas, success stories, and tips to help you connect gifted learners with inspiring role models. Download now and start nurturing brilliance beyond the classroom!
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Free Parent Email Template for Grade Concerns (Customizable Google Docs)
Simplify Parent Communication with This Customizable Google Doc Email Template!Effectively communicating with parents about grade concerns is crucial for student success, but it can also be time-consuming and stressful. This free Google Doc email template is designed to help you address yours and parents' concerns about their child's grades with clarity, compassion, and a collaborative approach. Save time with a fully editable template that allows you to easily tailor your message to each stud
6th - 12th
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Article-My Top 10 Ways to Reduce Stress for Gifted Learners with Anxiety
The article “My Top 10 Ways to Reduce Stress for Gifted Learners with Anxiety” shares practical, teacher-tested strategies to help gifted students manage stress and anxiety in school. It includes tools such as mindfulness techniques, flexible deadlines, safe spaces, and supportive routines tailored to the unique sensitivities of gifted learners. This resource equips teachers with actionable ideas to create a calmer, more responsive classroom environment that nurtures both academic and emotional
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Preparing Gifted Children for Changes in the Workplace in the 21st Century
The article “Preparing Gifted Children for Changes in the Workplace in the 21st Century” explores how evolving work environments—marked by rapid technology advances, diverse team dynamics, and shifting skill demands—require new approaches within education. By highlighting key 21st-century skills like critical thinking, adaptability, digital literacy, and collaboration , the piece offers educators valuable insights on how to align classroom practices with future workplace realities.
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Article-The Power of Bibliotherapy & Cinematherapy for Gifted Students
The article “The Power of Bibliotherapy & Cinematherapy for Gifted Students” introduces how stories—through books and films—can help gifted learners process emotions, navigate social challenges, and explore their identity. It explains how these tools support emotional intelligence, empathy, and self-reflection in a way that resonates deeply with gifted students. The article also includes a curated list of recommended books and movies, making it easy for teachers to incorporate meaningful, age-a
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Article-7 Signs They are Headed for a Breakdown & How to Help
The article “7 Signs They Are Headed for a Breakdown & How to Help” identifies common warning signs that gifted students may be overwhelmed emotionally, socially, or academically. It offers practical strategies for early intervention, stress management, and creating a supportive learning environment. This resource helps teachers recognize when a student is struggling and provides tools to respond with empathy and effectiveness.
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Adapting Braille Books for Our Youngest Learners
This article discusses the why's and how's of adapting braille books for preschool children who are blind or have a visual impairment. Adding tactile representations to braille books engages the student in the learning process.
PreK
Literature
The Benefits of Peer Groups for Gifted Children
The article “The Benefits of Peer Groups for Gifted Children” highlights how connecting gifted students with like-minded peers can support their intellectual growth, social development, and emotional well-being. It explains that peer groups offer a safe space for gifted learners to share ideas, take risks, and feel understood. This resource helps teachers recognize the value of intentional grouping and encourages the creation of opportunities for gifted students to collaborate and connect.
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Article-The Benefits of Mentorship for Gifted Learners
The article “The Benefits of Mentorship for Gifted Learners” explores how connecting gifted students with mentors can enhance their academic growth, motivation, and emotional development. It explains how mentorship provides real-world relevance, personalized guidance, and meaningful relationships that go beyond the classroom. This resource helps teachers understand the value of mentorship and how to facilitate these opportunities for their gifted students.
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Tip for Parents to Prepare for Hearing Evaluation - Baby
Seven tips for parents to help them prepare for a hearing evaluation. Specifically for baby/infant age.
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Health, Informational Text
List of 100 Commonly Misspelled Words - Frequently Misspelled Word List
Looking for a list of commonly misspelled words your students really need to know? This FREE spelling resource includes the 100 most commonly misspelled words found in children’s writing across multiple grade levels. This is a list of frequently misspelled words you’ll find in your students’ everyday writing. Perfect for spelling lessons, writing conferences, literacy centers, editing checklists, word walls, and spelling intervention groups! This FREE misspelled word list is a simple but power
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Spelling, Writing
A View from a Parent or Guardian
Revised! Section for student schedule has been added to allow teachers to share information with other teachers who have the same students. All parents want their children to be successful and want to have input on their children's education. Here's a great way to break the ice with parents. Besides getting the important information such as emails and phone numbers, parents have the opportunity to share their goals, concerns, and positives about their child. This is an easy way to get parents in
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The Interactive and Engaged Classroom TPT Store Terms of Use TOU Permissions
Thank you for visiting The Interactive and Engaged Classroom TPT Store!You will find a variety of engaging matching activities, sorting activities, file folder activities, large floor games, memory match games, center activities and more! Most activities are geared toward Special Education and/or Early Childhood (Toddlers, PreK, Preschool, Kindergarten, etc.) as well as Homeschool Learners. Please take the time to read the most recent Terms of Use. (Last Update 05-01-2026) By purchasing a resou
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Parent Handout WHO Questions
This handout is designed for SLPs or teachers to use as part of a home program or homework for families of children they are working with. The one page handout defines a WHO question in easy to understand language. It also provides 5 activities to work on simple WHO questions in the home and 4 tips/strategies for teaching how to answer WHO questions.
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English Language Arts
CCSS
RI.K.1
, SL.K.1
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