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Problem solving with Parents Proves Positive
The student has a problem. He is bullying other students. Or he is failing to do his homework. The behavior is serious enough that you need to involve his parent. This is a difficult conversation to have. It would be easier to just send an e-mail. But this little booklet encourages you to have a phone conversation so that you and the parent can solve this together. The booklet gives you a check list to make sure you are prepared for the call. Next it will lead you through the conversatio
K - 3rd
Character Education
The Systems Library- School Systems
Are your systems working… or are you constantly reacting to the same problems?In many schools, behavior, referrals, and student support rely on memory, interpretation, and inconsistent follow-through. This leads to repeated issues, unclear expectations, and staff frustration. This resource helps you turn those challenges into clear, structured systems that are easier to follow, implement, and maintain across your building. What’s IncludedThis collection includes practical, one-page system maps
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For All Subjects, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Parent Brochure | Executive Functioning Skills | Flexible Thinking | 1-4
Support Parents in Building Flexible Thinking Skills at HomeMany families want to help their children handle change, solve problems, and bounce back from frustration—but they’re not sure how to build those skills. This clear, engaging parent brochure introduces cognitive flexibility in simple terms and provides practical strategies families can use to support flexible thinking, emotional regulation, and resilience at home. What’s Inside:What Is Cognitive Flexibility?A parent-friendly explanation
1st - 4th
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Banking Spanish A1–A2 – Customer Service Dialogues
Teach real-life Spanish for banking customer service with this no-prep resource designed for A1–A2 learners.This engaging lesson helps students communicate confidently in real banking situations using practical vocabulary, real-life dialogues, and role play activities. Students will learn how to open accounts, solve problems with cards, make transfers, and interact with clients using essential workplace Spanish. ⭐ What’s Included ✔ Banking vocabulary (Spanish–English) ✔ Real-life customer servic
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Financial Literacy, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
Also included in: Banking Spanish Bundle – Customer Service, Car Loans & Mortgages
Parent Brochure | Building Healthy Friendships | SEL and Life Skills | K-5
Support Parents in Building Healthy Friendship Skills at HomeMany families want to help their children make and keep friends, navigate peer conflicts, and feel included, but they’re not always sure how. This supportive parent brochure introduces healthy friendships as an essential life skill and shares simple, practical tools for helping children learn kindness, empathy, and problem-solving in everyday interactions. What’s Inside: What Are Healthy Friendships? A parent-friendly explanation of t
K - 5th
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Daily Note - Client Session Note - Data Log (BLANK)
Did you ever wish there was an easy way to document how a young student did at school or daycare? Have you ever had parents or other educators ask you how the student's day went? Here is a handy tool for you to use to document how a young student did in the following areas: Reading & PhonicsBehavior - on task, attentive, hands & feet to self, problem solving, appropriate voice level/toneSocial SkillsFine/Gross Motor tasksOther general areas that pertain to your environmentThere is also an area t
PreK - 2nd
Student AI Toolkit: Artificial Intelligence Resources for Teachers & Parents
Student AI Toolkit: Teach Students to Use AI ResponsiblyHelp your students use AI to learn smarter—without cheating or plagiarizing!This Student AI Toolkit is a print-and-go resource that teaches students in grades 5–12 how to: Use AI for studying, brainstorming, and projects Avoid plagiarism and understand academic honesty Reflect on their AI use with accountability tools Build digital citizenship skills for the modern classroom Perfect for technology lessons, study skills classes, librar
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For All Subjects
Planning Rewards & Consequence Worksheet
Here is a step-by-step guide to help you manage planning ahead for rewards and consequences for behaviors. Planning can be both a tool for managing chaos & a powerful tool to help you & your learner get through situations with less stress. See more by HomeGrownBehaviors, by visiting my other pages: InstagramYoutube
PreK - 9th
Underachiever Parent Communication- Gifted
This is great to use in a parent conference for underachieving gifted students. It shows the interventions taken by both the parent and teacher and can create dialogue about how to address the situation.
This can serve as nice documentation tool for administration.
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K - 8th
Developmental & Medical History Interview Form | Special Education Evaluation
Streamline your evaluation process with this comprehensive Developmental and Medical History Interview Form, designed for school psychologists, special education teams, and related service providers. This professional tool helps you gather critical background information to support initial evaluations, re-evaluations, and eligibility decisions, especially for autism and other developmental concerns. This structured interview covers all essential domains, including: Personality, interests, and
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Not Subject Specific, School Psychology
Also included in: Autism Evaluation Toolkit K–5 | Special Education Evaluation Bundle
IEP Parent Advocacy Binder | Printable Special Education Organizer | IEP/504
Take control of the IEP process and feel confident at every meeting with this all-in-one IEP Parent Advocacy Binder! ✨ This isn’t just a binder — it’s your advocacy toolkit. With this resource in hand, you’ll walk into every meeting more prepared, more confident, and ready to celebrate your child’s progress. This printable resource was created to help parents stay organized, advocate effectively, and track their child’s progress throughout the school year. With ready-to-use templates, checklists
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
School Counseling Referral Forms | Editable PDFs + Canva + Google Form
Stay organized, save time, and streamline your student referral process with this all-in-one School Counseling Referral Forms Bundle. Designed for middle school counselors, this resource provides a complete system for collecting referrals from teachers, parents, students, and administrators. Included in This Purchase: Teacher / Classroom Staff Referral Form – Printable PDF Parent / Guardian Referral Form – Printable PDF Admin / Other Staff Referral Form – Printable PDF Master Google Form – On
6th - 8th
School Counseling
Learning and Support Referral Forms and Checklist
This checklist ensures all staff are aware and follow whole school Learning and Support processes. Staff and parent observation sheets are supported by easy to fill out checklists to help support School Counsellors with assessments to meet the needs of students requiring additional assistance. Appropriate for all grades K-6 in mainstream or support school/class settings.
PreK - 12th
School Counseling
IEP Meeting Prep Checklist | Teacher Prep Before During and After IEPs
I created this one page checklist to make IEP meetings less stressful and more organized. It breaks the process into four clear parts: Before, Day of, During, and After, so you can see at a glance what needs to be done and when. The checklist covers everything from gathering data and input, to preparing materials, to following through once the meeting is finished. It is simple, practical, and easy to keep in a binder or folder for quick reference. This resource is especially helpful for special
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Password Safety Worksheet for Grades 2-5 Digital Citizenship Lesson
Strong Password Habits help students practice safe password choices in a simple, age-appropriate way. This digital citizenship resource solves the common classroom challenge of teaching password safety without overwhelming students, giving grades 2-5 clear examples, decision practice, and everyday habits they can remember. What's included• Password Strength Sort • Build a Strong Password Recipe • Personal Information Password Check • Password Sharing Decision Scenarios • Strong Password Habits R
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Internet Safety Worksheets for Elementary Digital Privacy Lessons
IEP Planning and Accommodations Packet
Use these packets for regular education teachers, parents and other specialists to fill in to ease the IEP planning process. Pages included: +Accommodations Log (formatted as a table with check boxes, places for dates, notes and initials to review accommodations) +A page for teachers to fill out to review current accommodations and give feedback for the IEP process. +Page for teachers to complete with student strengths, data etc. +Preference page for date availability for teachers and other spec
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For All Subjects
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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For All Subjects
Parent/Guardian Input Form for IEP Case Managers (MS FORMS)
Title: Parent/Guardian Input Form for IEP Case ManagersPrice: $5Description: This comprehensive and user-friendly digital resource is designed to streamline the process of collecting crucial insights from parents/guardians about their child's Individualized Education Program (IEP). Tailored specifically for IEP case managers, this Microsoft Forms duplicatable form serves as a powerful tool to gather essential information regarding a student's strengths, needs, and parent concerns. Key Features
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Social Emotional Learning
Florida Gifted Education FAQ Guide
FREE Guide: Florida Gifted Education FAQ ✨ Have questions about gifted education in Florida? This handy FAQ guide covers everything you need to know—from eligibility requirements and evaluation processes to available services and state policies. Whether you're a parent navigating the system or a teacher seeking clarity, this FREE resource gives you quick, reliable answers specific to Florida's gifted programs. Download now and feel confident advocating for your gifted learner in the Sunshine
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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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Gifted and Talented Program Presentation for Staff-Editable
Introduce your school staff to your Gifted & Talented program with this fully editable presentation! Perfect for administrators, teachers, and coordinators, this PowerPoint/Google Slides template clearly explains program goals, services, identification processes, and best practices for supporting gifted students. Features: Fully Editable: Customize text, colors, fonts, and graphics to match your school or district branding. Clear & Organized Layout: Includes slides for program overview, studen
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
IEP success checklist for parents
Do you often find yourself feeling unprepared for your Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting? You’re not alone, and we’re here to support you! Our resources offer comprehensive strategies to enhance your IEP process, ensuring that you feel more confident and organized. You'll discover guidelines on how to effectively prepare for your meeting, including tips on gathering necessary documentation, setting clear goals for your child, and collaborating with educators and specialists. With o
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For All Subjects
Parent Brochure | Executive Functioning Skills | Goal-Directed | 2-5
Support Parents in Building Goal-Directed Skills at HomeMany families want to help their children set goals, stay organized, and follow through on tasks, but they’re not sure how to guide that process. This easy-to-understand parent brochure introduces goal-directed behavior as a core executive functioning skill and shares practical ways families can help children plan, organize, and move step-by-step toward success. What’s Inside:What Is Goal-Directed Behavior?A parent-friendly overview of how
2nd - 5th
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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
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