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Positive Behavior Reward System - Token Board
Discover the Power of Token Boards for Classroom Success! Token Boards serve as an effective reward system designed to encourage positive behavior among students. These boards are incredibly adaptable and provide students with clear expectations, promoting a decrease in problem behaviors and an increase in independence. Whether you're a special education teacher or a general education teacher, if you're searching for a simple yet highly effective way to reward your students swiftly, token boards
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Brain Break Cards: Space/ Planet Theme
Do your kids need a quick break? Looking for a way to break up seat work? Need a transitional activity? Brain Break cards are a great way to fill transitional times, offer students some wiggle time between seat work, or give students a quick breather. Brain breaks have been proven to: "Increase... productivity and provide [students] with opportunities to develop creativity and social skills.And there are more benefits to downtime than increased attention: It decreases stress, increases producti
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Continents & Oceans Quiz Duo
Two Effective Formats for Geography AssessmentThis versatile quiz duo offers two distinct approaches to assess your students' knowledge of continents and oceans: 1. Map-Based Quiz:Visual Learning: Features a blank map with numbered regions.Direct Labeling: Students write the names of continents and oceans directly onto the map.2. Numbered List Quiz:Flexible Assessment: Includes a numbered list corresponding to the map regions.Word Bank Option: Teachers can provide a word bank for additional supp
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Geography, World History
Adapted Geography Quiz Oceans and Continents Special Education
Google Slides Adapted Quiz 2 Versions
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Geography, Social Studies
Efficient Note-taking 3 Box Template for Students in Middle and High School
Give your students more than just a loose-leaf sheet of paper to take notes. With this FREE standard notecard-sized note-taking template, students can take down notes according to a three-box structured template. Got a question? Mark it. Got the gist? Put it down. Finally, after the lesson, students summarize what they learned. Use as a formative assessment! *Note Well: This Product is Packaged With PDF, Google Workspace, and Easel file formats.*What's Included Right Outside the Box1 Note to th
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English Language Arts, Social Studies, Writing
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CCRA.R.2
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"Following Directions Pop Quiz"
Use this resource as a way to prepare your students for reading and following directions on any kind of assessment!
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English Language Arts
Bible Verse Quiz
This downloads as a Google Slide and is completely editable! Both sides are exactly the same. I just use the half sheet to save paper. :) I either type or write the verse at the bottom and cross out the words they miss during the oral assessment. This makes on the spot grading a lot easier!
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Religion
Common Formative Assessment Protocol - Instructional Coach's Tools FREEBIE
Use this resource to help your students understand the processes for creating and administering Common Formative Assessments. Print it out and add it to your Instructional Coaching Binder, or use it digitally in Google Docs. Interested in Instructional Coaching Tools? Check out my other resources! ⭐️ Instructional Coaching Resources⭐️ Instructional Coaching Getting Started Bundle⭐️ Instructional Coaching Cycle Form
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Accelerated Reader Wanted List: Quiz Incentive
Having students that refuse to take Acelebrated Reader tests on a weekly basis? Trying to find a way to encourage your students to take tests? This resource is an AR wanted and watched list. Just like a WANTED poster, teachers can post these two posters and write students' names each week who have not taken an AR test in 1 or 2+ weeks. This is a visual reminder for you and the student that this is a priority.
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English Language Arts
TpT Milestone Tracker - Digital and Print
Reaching TpT Milestones are no easy feat! It takes a lot of dedication, trial and error, and sales. Most trackers I have found on TpT are for reaching thousands of dollars in sales. As someone still excited to earn $100 in a month, I think we need a tracker that acknowledges this. So, I spent a loooong time putting this one together. It tracks every time you increase your monthly sales by $25. This particular tracker goes from $50 per month all the way up to $10,000 per month. I have this print
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Reading Tracker
Print and cut out this reading tracker to help your students keep track visually of what page they left off on the last time they read and add a math twist with the percent tracking number line!
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Reading, Reading Strategies
Task Management Worksheet
This one pager helps children & teens focus on the 3 most important tasks of the day. Future tasks or goals for the week are written down to increase task/time management skills!
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School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Winter Coloring Pages
Use these for students of any age to color after a quiz or test, while watching a holiday movie, or during a holiday party! It's a great activity for right before a break. :) Includes 6 winter designs, all hand-drawn by me.
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*FREEBIE* Train Schedule Templates | Executive Functioning Support | Editable
Thank you for your interest in our Train Schedule Templates! This freebie will engage and support your learners in the area of executive functioning. This variety of train schedule templates are completely editable and perfect for all your train loving students! Pair with colored folders to match each train car to increase organization! Customize as needed in Google! What's Included (editable in GOOGLE) 5 Train TemplatesPlease click to view Behavior Buddy Bundles below!Behavior Buddies | HOME
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Character Education
Random Seating Cards
In my classroom, students choose their own seats to encourage collaboration. To mix things up and promote new interactions, I use these cards to create different groupings—sometimes in pairs and sometimes in groups of four. Bell RingersGroup WorkClass ActivitiesTest/Quiz Seating Chart
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Test Correction Form
Can be used in any class for students that have done poorly on tests or quizzes. This is meant to prepare students for an eventual re-take. Directions and requirements can be easily updated to the policies of your district, school, and or department.
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Choice Board
When using blended or self paced learning models, it is beneficial to offer students choice. This is one way to increase motivation and to create a product that follows the universal design for learning. This choice board is created in Google Slides and can be shared digitally or printed. Students will drag the red box in each row around their choice. This product offers a blank choice board and a sample that can be used with teachers or students taking an education course. The sample choice boa
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Student Checklist
Find out who didn't turn their papers in or check off field trip forms quickly using these printable checklists. Just add student names, make copies and cut! Attach them easily with a paper clip to a stack of papers. I have a big stack of these readily available by desk to make checking off work easy! Read formative assessment strategies to help you use these checklists effectively! ⭐️Download this FREE guide Ideas for Formative Assessment Organization to help you get organized and learn h
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Chromebook Shortcuts and Features
This is a helpful one-page printout of Chromebook shortcuts and features. I found that, as a primary teacher, students struggled with typing. I always have them turn on dictation and select-to-speak. This greatly increases their ability to interact with technology. I hope that you find this printout useful!
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Glow and Grow Labels
Use these glow and grow labels as a form of feedback on writing assignments. They can be edited to apply to any subject. Simple, yet effective. A simple checkmark can increase understanding and communication between teacher and student. **Compatible with Avery 5160 Labels
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ELA Test Prep, Writing, Writing-Essays
*FREEBIE* Whole Body Listening Visual |Social Emotional Learning Support
Thank you for your interest in our Whole Body Listening Visual + Activity Slide! This freebie visual will engage and support your learners in the area of whole body listening. Help students increase listening skills during instruction and when listening to others. Post this visual in your learning space and have students complete THEIR OWN whole body listening activity! What's Included (editable in GOOGLE, POWERPOINT, PDF access): Visual (poster)Activity slide (Digital or print)Please click to
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Character Education
"Comment on écrit...?" Spelling Practice for Vocabulary Words
Use this worksheet to help students master spelling of their vocabulary words. Students can choose the words that are most challenging for them, use words from a designated vocabulary list or practice words that were spelled incorrectly on a test or quiz. This is a great way to break out of fossilized errors in spelling and test prep!
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French, World Languages
Editable Time Out/Break Card
The time out/break card can be used to place on a students desk when they need a break. The goal of taking a break is to remove the student from the situation for a short period of time to allow them the opportunity to regain control of themselves. Utilizing breaks helps increase focus, productivity, and reduce stress. This card gives them a 5 minute break where they can take the time to sit at their desk with their head downsit in the break area and pick a strategysit in a colleagues roomsit
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Rock Paper Scissors Incentive/Open-Ended Card Game
This open-ended card game is an excellent motivator for students who understand the rock, paper, scissors rules. This game can be paired with any activity - language, articulation, turn-taking, pragmatics, math, science, reading, you name it! I recommend printing on cardstock or printing and gluing onto construction paper to reduce the student's ability to see through the cards and increase durability. Laminate the cards and be prepared for your students to LOVE this activity! Rules: 1. Rock be
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