Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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African American English | Difference Not Disorder | Caregiver Education

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Bringing awareness to African American English exposes the key differences between a disorder and a cultural difference in dialect (a difference is not a disorder). Cultural language differences should never be stigmatized or deemed substandard. Bringing awareness to cultural-linguistic differences helps to decrease the misidentification of speech-language disorders which far too common in BIPOC populations.

PreK - 12th

Try This Sleep Tracker For One Week

Created by

Leigh Cousins Tutoring

Most students don’t get enough sleep. Preteens need 9-12 hours of sleep per night and teens need 8-10 hours (adults need 7-9 hours). Insufficient sleep increases a person’s chances of suffering anxiety, depression, attention issues and poor cognition. This one-page printable sleep tracker is perfect for a health, study skills or advisory / homeroom lesson. Students highlight the hours they sleep each night, record the totals and answer questions to assess whether they're getting enough sleep.

Not Specific

Health, School Psychology

Allies book questions and Quiz

The Reading Parlor

Types Of Sentences Editing Google Forms Quiz AND Pdf- STAAR 2.0 Aligned

STAAR Smart

I am Malala Bundle (packet and quiz)

The Reading Parlor

Refugee by Alan Gratz packet and quiz

The Reading Parlor

Day of the Dead Text

Created by

Mr. Martin's Middle School Mission

This is an informational article about Day of the Dead as it is celebrated in Mexico. See the bundle for vocabulary crossword, quiz and writing extension activities.

7th - 8th

Informational Text, Vocabulary

CCSS

CCRA.L.1

, CCRA.L.2

, CCRA.L.3

Also included in: Day of the Dead Lesson

Sticky Note E/F Support Visuals [Editable Canva Template]

Created by

smooth sailing co.

Have a student who is struggling with executive functioning skills? Maybe they get lost in all the to-dos...Download this FREE simple executive functioning accommodation to help build e/f skills and increase independence. Choose from various color and design options or use the template to design one with your student. Tip: Laminate and use a glue dot to secure the "sticky note" to their desk so this fun and helpful tool can be used for the whole school year without getting lost!

4th - 12th

School Counseling, School Psychology