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The "Growing Pain": Osgood-Schlatter Disease. 100% Editable
Reading Passage Vocabulary List Ten-Question Quiz Answer Key Great Homework ResourceSub Plan Option This information is valuable, not only for parents and teachers of younger children, but also for parents, teachers, and teenagers, where activity increases, especially in the sports arena. Children as young as 10 years old (generally female) can be diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatter Disease. Therefore, the passage encompasses many grade levels, including those below 9 - 12. The lesson is wr
5th - 12th
Anatomy, Health, Physical Education
Also included in: SPORTS INJURIES & DISORDERS...GRADES 9 - 12...BUNDLE!
Strategies for increasing speech and language--handout for parents
GREAT TO USE WITH HOME PROGRAMS!
This is an easy-to-read handout to give to parents (or to use yourself in therapy) to help them work on speech therapy at home. It tells them strategies to use to increase their child's speech and language with clear examples of how to do that. Strategies that are included:
Modeling, praise, self-talk, parallel talk, expansions, extensions, repetition, comments, questions, statements, Milieu, reflection, drill, visuals.
This is a form I include with any home p
PreK - 6th
Ruby Bridges Lesson & Activities| Civil Rights Unit| Worksheets| Quiz
Ruby Bridges Lesson & Activities| Civil Rights Unit| WorksheetsTeach students about bravery and impact of Ruby Bridges, the first African American child to integrate an all-white elementary school in New Orleans in 1960. This engaging lesson introduces students to important events during the Civil Rights Movement while building reading, comprehension, sequencing, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills. Students will explore Ruby Bridges' story through interactive worksheets, timeline activiti
K - 5th
Black History, Not Subject Specific, Reading
CCSS
RI.2.1
, RI.3.1
, RI.3.2
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Grade 6 ELA Multiple Choice Worksheet | Concrete Words & Sensory Details | CCSS
This Grade 6 multiple choice worksheet helps students master CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.6.3.e by practicing the use of concrete words and sensory details to create vivid, precise descriptions. With 20 carefully crafted questions, students learn to identify and apply sensory language that brings stories and experiences to life. Ideal for classroom use, quizzes, or exit tickets to reinforce descriptive writing skills.
5th - 7th
Other (ELA)
Grade 6 Exit Ticket – Precise Language & Domain-Specific Vocabulary | CCSS.ELA
Help your 6th grade students master precise language and domain-specific vocabulary with this engaging Common Core-aligned exit ticket resource! Aligned to CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.6.2.f, this quick-review activity reinforces clarity in writing by encouraging students to use topic-related vocabulary. Perfect for whole group instruction or individual exit slips, this worksheet includes 10 thoughtfully designed questions that assess students' ability to select specific, accurate words in context. Idea
5th - 7th
Other (ELA)
Journal Writing Success Criteria and Support
This is a Journal Writing Checklist and Support sheet that can be used in multiple ways for all! It is a Word Document so you can edit it however you would like! The checklist is a great way for students to have this readily available in their journal notebooks/binders to check their work before submitting it. Plus, for teachers, it can be helpful in ensuring that the students are hitting all of the needed success criteria. For parents, this can be great for writing paragraphs at home to increas
1st - 8th
Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Essays
One and Two Step Equations
This short quiz has a combinations of 14, one and two step equations. Questions have a mix of the four operations needed to solve.
5th - 8th
Algebra, Math, Math Test Prep
CCSS
7.EE.B.4
Quiz/Test Retake Statement
This slip is for a student that plans to retake a past failed assessment. The item is for the student to fill in and sign along with the parents/guardians. I do NOT allow a student to retake any assessment without this slip. It's a great tool that fosters indirect communication with parents/guardians. In addition it can be used a data collection piece for a student's academic improvement plan.
5th - 12th
For All Subjects
UDL assessment scale for lesson planning (SED)
This is a compilation of definitions, samples and explanations of types of rubrics. Some describe the populations of students in a special education focus. Some rubrics are designed for written work, whereas others are designed for grading a quiz of limited numbers of questions. The parts of a rubric are defined and explained. (Image was designed by E Res Life.)
4th - 6th
For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
American Revolution Bundle
Bundle of the beginning of the American Revolution. Includes PowerPoint presentations and cloze notes that accompany each PowerPoint. Quizzes that can be edited are also included.
5th - 8th
U.S. History
Behavior Essays
I use this in the classroom as a form of punishment / stop and think about what you are doing. Included is 17 different behavior essays including being disrespectful, calling names, cheating on quiz, chewing gum in class , gossiping or arguing, inappropriate language, not sitting in chair correctly, missing homework, not following directions, saying shut up, talking in class, talking in line, talking too much, throwing things, walking in line properly, and not prepared for class. I have them cop
2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Editable Week At A Glance Parent Letter
I use this every week to communicate with my parents and let them know about upcoming assignments, classroom activities, tests/quizzes, and homework! Simply fill in the document with the information you wish to share that week and send it out through email to all of your parents! Rather send home on paper? Print it out and send home with your kids on Friday to take home to their parents. A quick and easy way to keep open communication! Need KG Fonts to show up as appears.
PreK - 12th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Grade 6 Exit Ticket Worksheet | Develop Writing with Facts & Details (CCSS W.6.2
Enhance your 6th grader’s writing skills with this CCSS-aligned exit ticket worksheet focused on developing topics using facts, definitions, concrete details, quotes, and examples. Perfect for quick review and formative assessment to build clear, detailed, and engaging writing. Includes teacher tips and questions for whole group or exit slip use.
5th - 7th
Other (ELA)
Popsicle Payments Behavioral Reward System
This program can be easily used in the home (recommended to parents) or even in your classroom. All you will need are popsicle sticks and a jar. The remaining information can be printed from this document and adapted to your child or class.
Goal: To create a positive reinforcement and goal setting system for your child at home.
Logic behind why it works:
➢ Children respond better to ownership in rewards systems.
➢ Positive Reinforcement supports what your child is doing or has done
PreK - 12th
School Counseling
Grading Scale with explanation
I use this as a handout for parents at the beginning of the year. It is very helpful especially in 3rd grade when students and parents are sharing the experience of PERCENT grades. It has an explanation of what it really means when a child is earning a grade of A, B, C, D, or F.
3rd - 6th
For All Subjects
Grade 6 Exit Ticket Worksheet | CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.3
Enhance Grade 6 students’ discussion skills with this CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.3-aligned exit ticket worksheet! Featuring 10 targeted questions, students practice posing clear questions, responding thoughtfully, and making comments that connect to others’ ideas. Perfect for whole-group review or quick formative assessment, this resource helps build critical thinking and respectful communication in classroom discussions.
5th - 7th
Other (ELA)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Introduction for 3rd-6th grade
AI is everywhere now! Give your students an introduction to the technology that is taking over. One page with an introduction reading about AI that they can highlight and do a close read with. On the next page are comprehension questions on the reading. Then, 15 vocabulary words that your students are going to start seeing in everyday life are there for you to make flash cards with or do other vocab. activities with. A vocabulary quiz follows along with an answer key. Enjoy introducing your
3rd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Vocabulary
KEEPING YOUR BRAIN HEALTHY
In the 2019 documentary “Inside Bill’s Brain,” when Bill Gates founder of Microsoft, was asked his worst fear he said, “I don’t want my brain to stop working.” For lower grades, teachers can read and discuss this with the students. The Quiz would be easy to read with them and take together. Keeping Your Brain Healthy is a compilation of ten steps that everyone should practice daily. Every person needs to know the best ways to age and to keep cognitive abilities strong throughout their lives. Mo
2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health
Fall Newsletter Template
This fall newsletter is editable, and it includes multiple boxes for adding different subject areas and event information. Sources Used: Font: JI Pumpkins Graphics from: www.mycutegraphics.com ******************************************************************************************************** Check out my task cards, exit slips, worksheets, quizzes, tests, and more for other grade levels: In Printable Format: ⭐⭐ Math ULTIMATE Bundle for Grades K-6, PDF Format ⭐⭐Kindergarten Math ULTIMATE Bun
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Back to School Night Parent Welcome Packet - Editable
This is a welcome packet to provide parents at the beginning of the year geared towards 5th grade. It is editable for your name, information, behavior management system, etc. This packet covers teacher contact information, teacher introduction, 5th grade changes, subject summaries, rules and expectations, positive behavior systems, assignment policy, homework information, weekly assignments, missing work policy, extra help, how can I help my child be successful, absence policy, tests & quizz
4th - 6th
Middle School Digital Dictionary Project
Middle School Digital Dictionary Project — Google Slides™ + Keynote®Help your students build stronger vocabulary skills all year long with this engaging, student‑created Digital Dictionary Project. Designed for grades 6–8, this resource turns vocabulary practice into a meaningful, ongoing routine that supports reading comprehension, writing, and word ownership. Students create an A–Z digital dictionary using Google Slides or Keynote, adding new vocabulary each week from class texts, independen
5th - 12th
Other (Science), Reading, Vocabulary
Bully on the Bus by Author Carl Bosch Lesson Plan and Activities
This engaging lesson plan, designed for students in grades 2-5, addresses the sensitive topic of bullying, specifically in the context of a school bus using the book Bully on the Bus. The lesson aims to create a safe and inclusive classroom environment by educating students about the different forms bullying can take, the impact it has on victims, and strategies for intervention and prevention. Activities include interactive role-play scenarios where students can practice assertive communication
2nd - 8th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Monthly Newsletter Templates EDITABLE, Parent Letters with Calendar
Nine templates with fun seasonal themes! All text is editable with ready-made text boxes. Customize size, font, headings, and calendar events EASILY with these Microsoft Word newsletter templates. You receive:Editable Word document 9 full color newsletters Permission to print OR email your newsletter to familiesIncludes the following sections:TitleSubtitle4 week calendar Coming up... with room for paragraph or bullet pointsRemember! section for important remindersNote: This listing includes a 4
PreK - 7th
Classroom Community
What is Gratitude Lesson Plan + Video + Worksheet : age 6-13 (editable)
Own Your Actions Lesson PlanVideo on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hABaXMcpLWIGratitude helps us focus on what’s good—even when things don’t go perfectly. In this lesson, kids learn that being thankful is more than just saying "thanks"—it’s about how we choose to see the world. With four simple strategies, they'll discover how to notice the positive, learn from hard times, and build habits that make them happier and more mindful. Gratitude is a skill—and the more we practice, the better we feel. Thi
3rd - 7th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Awesome Bundle: Having Gratitude | Setting Goals | Own Your Actions
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