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Proposal Writing: writing a Good Proposal
The first step in social research is often that of finding out what is already known. Because of the increase of social research publications, you need to learn how to use most efficient research procedures, several of which are described in many social science research texts. Increasingly, you will rely on computer procedures for locating books and journal articles on particular topics. These electronics techniques provide the speed necessary to search huge databases. Once you have identified
Adult Education, Higher Education
How to Steal a Dog by Barbara O'Connor - Comprehension and Vocabulary Unit
This resource is a novel study unit ( comprehension, vocabulary and some activities) based on the novel by Barbara O'Connor - How to Steal a Dog. This resource has all you need to teach in-depth comprehension skills for this novel. It has all the comprehension questions, some activities, lots of vocabulary activities and quizzes that cover a wide range of skills. It has 58 pages of actual students work and the rest pages are answer keys.
Included in this packet are -
1. Cover page
2. Terms of
4th - 7th
Reading, Vocabulary, Writing
Also included in: How to Steal a Dog by Barbara O'Connor - Novel Study Unit Bundle
Daily Plan
A daily planner is a tool used to organize and schedule tasks, appointments, and events on a daily basis. It typically includes sections for scheduling time, making to-do lists, and taking notes. Some daily planners also include space for tracking goals and habits, as well as budgeting and meal planning. They are often in a notebook or calendar format and can be used to increase productivity and manage time more effectively.
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Grant Writing for Project-Based Learning
If you like this product please leave a review! This is a step by step guide for writing grants for your school budget. Included is a sample grant written to the California State Parks Foundation for a project-based learning environmental education program with elementary students. This is a great example of how to sell the impact of your program, argue for the importance of third party support, and increase opportunities to engage the students you serve in relevant and innovative education
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Environment, Writing
Grants Planning for Schools
Grants Planning for Schools: Develop Program Grants that Align with Your School’s MissionSecure Funding for Your School with Expert GuidanceAre you a school leader looking to boost your funding through grants? "Grants Planning for Schools" is your go-to guide for navigating the world of foundation grants and aligning them with your school’s mission. This comprehensive book offers a detailed, step-by-step approach to help you develop grant-winning programs aligned with your school's mission an
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For All Subjects
STEAM Materials Planning System | STEM Program Budget & Supply Calculator
STEAM Materials Planning SystemPlanning STEAM programs, camps, rotations, and lab activities often requires hours of calculating materials, forecasting supply needs, and managing inventory. This STEAM Materials Planning System is a powerful spreadsheet tool designed to simplify that process. Instead of manually calculating materials across student groups and rotations, this system automatically generates totals, compares inventory, and creates supply ordering lists. Perfect for: • STEAM Coordina
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School Sustainability & Enrichment Systems Bundle | Programs, Events, Camps
Build and sustain high-impact school programs with this Enrichment & Program Systems Bundle designed for school leaders, coaches, and program coordinators. This bundle provides structured, repeatable systems for mindfulness, afterschool programs, school events, camps, and student-athlete success. Each toolkit is designed to help schools expand opportunities for students without overwhelming staff or creating inconsistent programs. Built for real school environments, these resources support pro
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Character Education, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
School Camps & Enrichment Program Toolkit | Clinics, Athletics, CTE Planning
Design and organize high-impact school programs with this Camps, Clinics, & Enrichment Program Toolkit. This resource helps school leaders create structured, skill-based programs such as camps, clinics, career exploration (CTE), and athletic development. Built for real school environments, this toolkit provides practical systems to plan schedules, assign staff, manage budgets, and ensure safe, organized program implementation. Whether you are launching afterschool programs, seasonal camps, or s
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Health, Physical Education, School Counseling
Afterschool Enrichment Program Toolkit | Planning, Scheduling, & Evaluation
Build a structured, engaging afterschool program that supports student growth—not just supervision. This 11-page Afterschool Enrichment Program Toolkit gives you everything you need to design, organize, and evaluate purposeful afterschool programming on your campus. Designed for educators, program coordinators, and school leaders, this system helps turn afterschool time into a goal-driven extension of learning and development. This resource goes beyond simple templates by providing a clear frame
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Grant Application Instructions & Template
More than 30% of teachers spend $1,000 or more each year to fund their classrooms. There are grants available, but learning to write a grant can feel like a heavy item to add to your to do list. I have created a simple template to walk you through the process of applying for a classroom grant. If you would like to view an example of a grant application for a 4th grade science classroom, please search for "Example Grant Application" in my store. If you are interested in Donors Choose, please see
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Grief Guide for Students & Families | Empty Chair Activity | SEL Counseling Res
This compassionate, ready-to-use grief guide helps students, families, and counselors navigate loss with dignity and emotional depth. Designed for school counselors, SEL teachers, therapists, and caregivers working with grieving children and families. What's included: Guided reflection activitiesEmotional processing toolsFamily support resourcesCulturally inclusive contentPerfect for: School counselors, SEL classrooms, grief support groups, therapists, and caregivers. Grade level: All ages | K-1
12th, Adult Education
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Practicing Gratitude and Appreciation – A Child Reflection Guide with Activities
Practicing Gratitude and Appreciation – A Child Reflection Guide with Activities & Worksheets (SEL Resource) Help your students build a lifelong habit of positivity with this engaging Gratitude and Appreciation Reflection Guide! 🌈 This resource is designed to support social-emotional learning (SEL) by helping children recognize the good in their lives, express appreciation, and develop kindness and empathy. Inside, you’ll find: ✅ Daily gratitude checklists ✅ Reflection questions and writing
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Novel Studies
Earth on the Move — TEKS 7.10A & 7.10B
🎧 Learn science through music! In this video, Plates Don’t Sleep, students master 7th Grade Science TEKS 7.10A and 7.10B using a boom bap hip-hop rap designed for STAAR test preparation. This song breaks down Earth’s history and plate tectonics in a fun, memorable way—perfect for classroom use, test review, or at-home study. 🌍 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN ✔ How rock layers and superposition show Earth has changed over time ✔ How fossils provide evidence of past environments and Pangaea ✔ How plate te
7th
Earth Sciences
DonorsChoose Impact Letter Template for Teachers | Printable & Editable
⭐ DonorsChoose Impact Letter Template | Print & Editable Helping teachers complete their required DonorsChoose impact letter with a printable + editable template that eliminates writer’s block and clarifies expectations.Writing your DonorsChoose impact letter doesn’t have to feel overwhelming or time-consuming. This DonorsChoose Impact Letter Template provides a simple system for busy teachers to clearly and sincerely communicate the impact of their funded project — without starting from scra
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Also included in: DonorsChoose Thank-You Letter Bundle | Teacher + Student Templates
Streamlined Grant Narrative Template & Instruction Guide for Funding Success
GrantPro Ease: 9-Page Template & Instruction Guide - Effortless Grant Writing Success for Educators, Nonprofits, and Local Governments!Introducing our comprehensive 9-page Grant Narrative Template designed to streamline the grant writing process for educators, nonprofits, and local governments seeking funding from federal, state, or private grant competitions. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this template adheres to the most commonly required formatting standards, including font typ
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Custom GPTs for Educators: A Practical Handbook for K–12 & Higher Ed
Custom GPTs for Educators: A Practical Handbook for K–12 & Higher Ed ImplementationBy Dr. MJ² | AI Strategist & Assistant Superintendent Unlock the full power of artificial intelligence by creating your own Custom GPTs—tailored specifically to the unique needs of your classroom, school, or university department. This practical handbook walks K–12 teachers, higher ed faculty, and school leaders through every step of designing, building, and responsibly using Custom GPTs to boost productivity
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects
The Reading Log That Felt Pressured – A Story About Motivation, Joy, and Loving
The Reading Log That Felt Pressured – A Story About Motivation, Joy, and Loving to Read Encourage students to find joy in reading with The Reading Log That Felt Pressured, a story about discovering intrinsic motivation. This resource helps children understand that learning is most meaningful when it comes from personal interest, not external pressure. This resource includes: Engaging story suitable for read-aloud or independent readingReflection and discussion questionsPrintable worksheets to p
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Encouraging Responsibility Through Chores & Tasks: A Parent’s Guide & Checklist
Encouraging Responsibility Through Chores & Tasks: A Parent’s Guide & ChecklistHelp your child develop independence, accountability, and life skills with this comprehensive guide on encouraging responsibility through chores and daily tasks. This resource provides: Age-appropriate chore suggestions from toddlers to teens Step-by-step guidance for structuring and motivating tasks Tips for handling resistance and building long-term habits Reflection prompts and checklists to track progress Pra
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Novel Studies
The Lantern That Lit Itself – A Story About Hope and Resilience
The Lantern That Lit Itself – A Story About Hope and Resilience (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Light up your classroom with this heartwarming story of hope and courage! “The Lantern That Lit Itself” helps children understand that strength and positivity can come from within — even when times are dark. ✨ Includes:Printable short story5 reflection/discussion questions“Be the Light!” coloring & writing worksheetSEL connection: Resilience, courage, and emotional strengthPerfect for K–3 social-emo
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
3rd Grade Cross‑Curricular Literacy & Math Projects STEM Science ICT Geography
🎓 3rd Grade Cross‑Curricular Literacy & Math Projects | STEM • Science • ICT • Geography • FrenchBring real‑world learning to life with this integrated project‑based bundle designed for 3rd Grade classrooms. Each unit blends literacy and math skills with cross‑curricular themes, giving teachers low‑prep, high‑impact lessons that connect English, maths, science, and the wider curriculum. Perfect for enrichment weeks, project‑based learning, or boosting engagement across subjects. 📘 Inc
2nd - 5th
Arithmetic, Computer Science - Technology, Creative Writing
The Watch That Waited – A Story About Integrity and Patience
The Watch That Waited – A Story About Integrity and Patience (Story + SEL Reflection + Worksheet)Teach children the power of integrity and patience with this heartfelt story: “The Watch That Waited.”Through Wally the watch’s journey, young readers learn that doing the right thing — even when unnoticed — builds true character and self-worth. ✨ What’s Included:Printable and digital short story5 reflection/discussion questions“Good Things Take Time” worksheetSEL Focus: Integrity, patience, and p
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Chalkboard That Loved New Ideas – A Story About Curiosity and Creativity
The Chalkboard That Loved New Ideas – A Story About Curiosity and Creativity for Young LearnersEncourage students to explore curiosity and creativity with The Chalkboard That Loved New Ideas. This story follows a magical classroom chalkboard that thrives on students’ imaginative ideas. Perfect for SEL lessons, reading comprehension, and promoting a growth mindset, it teaches that all ideas have value and creativity grows when shared. Includes:Printable storyDiscussion questions to promote refl
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Oliver and the Jar of Worries
Teach children the power of healthy coping strategies with this heartwarming social-emotional learning story. Oliver and the Jar of Worries introduces kids to a simple but effective tool—writing worries down and letting go—to ease anxiety and build resilience. This resource includes: A beautifully written short story for grades 1–3 Guided discussion questions to spark conversations about emotions A printable “Make Your Own Worry Jar” activity page Social-emotional learning connections for class
K - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The River That Shared Its Water – A Story of Sustainability and Sharing
The River That Shared Its Water – A Story of Sustainability and Sharing (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Teach children about caring for the planet and using resources wisely with this heartwarming, eco-themed story! “The River That Shared Its Water” encourages empathy, environmental awareness, and responsible sharing — perfect for grades K–3. 🌍 Includes:Printable short story (color and black & white versions)5 reflection/discussion questionsInteractive worksheet: “Helping Riva Stay Full!”SEL
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
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