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PASTEL Elementary Classroom Jobs w/ Editable Name Plates and Jobs
Editable classroom job categories with table captains. Edit name plates and jobs. Color coded in pastel classroom theme. 25 categories. 20 classroom Jobs with image descriptions and 5 table captains.
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific
Intervention Lesson Plan Template
Blank template to fill in with your Intervention group information. Template is color coded by grade level.
Not Specific
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APUSH Hexagonal Review
Includes 103 APUSH terms, organized by period, most commonly seen on the exam to encourage students to know their terms and make connections across time and place. Color-coded and black and white printable versions available and editable to add terms!
10th - 12th
U.S. History
6 W's of History - Who, What, Why, How, Where, When - 2 - 9 grade graphic,
DESCRIPTIONGive your students a powerful, repeatable framework for understanding any event in history! This colorful, no-prep reference sheet walks learners through all six essential questions — Who, What, Why, How, Where, and When — using clear guiding questions and built-in American Revolution examples that show exactly how to apply each one. Each of the six categories has its own bold color-coded section so students always know where they are and what to focus on. Print it, laminate it, glu
2nd - 9th
Other (Social Studies), Writing, Writing-Essays
FREE La Tomatina Cultural Reading Activities IB Spanish Format Editable
Give your students authentic IB-style reading practice while exploring one of Spain's most colorful festivals: La Tomatina! In this reading about La Tomatina, students build reading comprehension skills, expand their vocabulary, and reflect on cultural values such as community, humor, and celebration. Perfect for Identities and Experiences themes in the IB curriculum. It includes: Authentic reading text - " La Tomatina: La fiesta más roja de España"IB-style comprehension activities: Tru
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Reading, Spanish, Writing
IEP Checklist- FREE!
✅ Are you a busy classroom teacher who has multiple IEPs to keep on top of? Are you wanting to ensure they are written to a high standard? Perhaps you are a level leader or wellbeing co-ordinator who needs to be abreast of all students in your cohort / school who require IEPs? In particular, you may have a selection of students who you are following for funding. Requiring their IEPs to be particularly written to high standard. Our FREE IEP checklist is for you! ✏️ Keep up to date with your s
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No Prep STEM Challenges Makerspace Activities for Index Cards Easy STEM
What do you get when you combine makerspace tasks with choice boards? Make-Tac-Toe! These highly engaging challenges are perfect for your makers, regardless of how much space you have! These tasks have been designed around a central material, so that students all start with a basic material and then pull in other materials as needed. This takes some of the guess work out of the materials portion of the makerspace challenge (and translates well to mobile STEM carts). This set of Make-Tac-Toe c
1st - 5th
Engineering
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-1
Bug Work For Board/ Token Chart Behavior Management Reward System
Simple token chart/ Work for board for students. This is the perfect size to hole punch and attach to a lanyard or fanny pack key ring. I simply attached soft velcro over the magnifying glass and on the back. Then the rough side to the bugs. Each time the student is on track or does what they are asked they take a bug from the back and put it on the front. Once they get all five they earn a reward.
Not Specific
Daily Classroom Behavior Chart
This chart allows you to check off student behaviors daily. In my classroom I print one out for each class period and put it on a clipboard. I make sure to complete it before the end of each class period, making comments if students aren't meeting expectations. Each week I highlight one expectation we are focusing on. At the end of each week, I try to conference with each individual student about how they are doing and what they need to work on. I often have candy for those meeting or exceeding
6th - 12th
Classroom Community
Student Self-Reflection for Weekly Assignment/Project
Are you looking for the reflection piece as students are working on a project independently? This is a perfect way for them to reflect.
2nd - 5th
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