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11 Strategies To Communicate With Parents Effectively And Save Time
This gives you a list of several things you can do to increase parent communication, do so in a more effective way, all while actually decreasing the time you spend communicating.
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English Language Arts, Math, Social Studies
Homework Ticket
EDITABLE Allows for scholars to gain credit back on failing quiz grade. Gives its for parent signature so you can extend communication home and reward conversations over material at home.
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English Language Arts, Math, Science
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Assignment Tracker
Help your students succeed from anywhere! Use this assignment tracker to keep tabs on current assignments, or to even organize missing assignments that need to be tackled. It's simple, and highly customizable template!
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English Language Arts, Math, Science
FREE New Addition and Multiplication Worksheets.
New Addition and Multiplication Worksheets.This resource can be used in whole-class instruction, small group work, or independent practice, this resource offers versatile and effective ways to enhance numeracy skills. Students are able to learn the skill, increase their fluency, and to maintain what was learned , print-and-learn resources, making it convenient for teachers and students.
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Numbers
Times Table -- Blank
Many teachers miss the moment. Certainly, a filled times table can prove useful. But it is a blank times table -- one that the students fill themselves -- that gives students the best opportunities. For one, the students themselves see every product, since they have to complete the entire table. Then, they can start finding patterns. Many patterns are obvious, such as the zero product property, the multiplicative identity, and the commutative property of multiplication, for starters. But
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Basic Operations, Math, Numbers
Speeding Tickets FREEBIE | Classroom Management
If you’re having trouble with students speeding through their work, try this! My students have gotten into the mindset that the first one who finishes an assignment must be the smartest. We’ve been having discussions about slowing down and creating high-quality work instead. These speeding tickets have been a great reminder! Simply print, cut and, staple them to assignments that students rushed through. If you're wanting to edit the text, check out the editable version here!
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Math, Writing
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