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My Weekly Success Planner- Basic & Extended (Printed & Digital Versions)
A student planner is a tool that helps students organize the tasks and activities they need to complete over the course of their education. Trying to keep everything in your head does nothing but add more stress to your life. Some benefits of using a planner include increased organization, increased productivity, decreased stress, increased motivation, get more done, add more fun, and never missing a deadline.
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For All Subjects
My Weekly Success Planner (Extended Digital Version)
A student planner is a tool that helps students organize the tasks and activities they need to complete over the course of their education. Trying to keep everything in your head does nothing but add more stress to your life. Some benefits of using a planner include increased organization, increased productivity, decreased stress, increased motivation, get more done, add more fun, and never missing a deadline.
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Also included in: My Weekly Success Planner- Basic & Extended (Printed & Digital Versions)
My Weekly Success Planner (Extended Printed Version)
A student planner is a tool that helps students organize the tasks and activities they need to complete over the course of their education. Trying to keep everything in your head does nothing but add more stress to your life. Some benefits of using a planner include increased organization, increased productivity, decreased stress, increased motivation, get more done, add more fun, and never missing a deadline.
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Also included in: My Weekly Success Planner- Basic & Extended (Printed & Digital Versions)
Student Learning Review | Assessment Reflection Google Form
Help students build awareness of their learning process with this editable Assessment Reflection Google Form. Designed for use after any quiz, test, or major assessment, this student learning review guides students through meaningful self-reflection on their preparation, performance, and next steps. The form includes a mix of multiple choice, scale, and short-answer questions that encourage students to think critically about what worked, what didn’t, and how they can improve. I have used this fo
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
My Weekly Success Planner
This weekly student planner is a tool that will help students organize their tasks and activities they need to complete over the course of their education. Some benefits of using a planner include increased organization, increased productivity, decreased stress, increased motivation, get more done, and never missing a deadline.
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For All Subjects
Also included in: My Weekly Success Planner- Basic & Extended (Printed & Digital Versions)
Guidance Lesson Yearly Pack: Get Your Guidance On
This guidance curriculum bundle includes a brand new multi-day guidance lesson for each month of the school year! It picks up right where my original Guidance Lesson Bundle Volume 1 leaves off, but can also be effectively used on its own. Each lesson is designed to decrease student problem behaviors (especially crisis incidents) and increase student academic success. In using this guidance curriculum at my own school, my co-counselors and I noticed positive gains in both crisis prevention and a
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School Counseling
College and Career Guidance Lesson: Are You Life Ready?
This guidance lesson teaches students about college and career readiness (CCR) by exploring the meanings behind being college ready and life ready. The lesson focuses on key CCR vocabulary, the financial rewards of post-secondary education, and prioritizing tasks as a stress reduction strategy. This lesson is the seventh in a series designed to decrease problem behaviors (especially crisis incidents) and increase academic success. In using a form of this guidance lesson at my own school, my co-
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School Counseling
Also included in: Guidance Lesson Yearly Pack: Get Your Guidance On
College and Career Guidance Lesson: Are You Career Ready?
This guidance lesson teaches students about college and career readiness (CCR) by exploring the meaning of "career ready". The lesson focuses on using technology to find preferred careers and using stress management techniques to help with school/job stressors. The lesson also includes an academic achievement game and key career concepts such as earning potential and job growth outlook. This resource is the eighth in a series designed to decrease problem behaviors (especially crisis incidents) a
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School Counseling
Also included in: Guidance Lesson Yearly Pack: Get Your Guidance On
End of Year Guidance Lesson
This multi-day guidance lesson uses the book, I Wish You More, to guide students in processing their thoughts and feelings about the school year ending- in both distance learning and face-to-face environments! It guides students in exploring their wishes for the future as a mental health support strategy. The lesson also comes with a guidance curriculum pre/posttest, needs assessment, and academic success strategy, all of which can also be done in both face-to-face and virtual settings. This l
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Character Education, School Counseling
Also included in: Guidance Lesson Yearly Pack: Get Your Guidance On
Executive Function & Study Skills: The Ultimate Personality Quiz Bundle
Empower Your Students with the Ultimate Executive Function & Study Skills Toolkit!Do your students struggle with organization, time management, or the constant urge to procrastinate? Most students aren't "lazy"—they just haven’t discovered how their unique brains work yet. This Personality Quiz Bundle shifts the focus from "telling" students what to do to helping them discover their own strengths and challenges. These high-interest, low-prep activities are perfect for Advisory, Study Skills cl
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Quiz & Test Revision / Correction Sheet
Looking for an easy way for students to show you that they understand what they did wrong on a quiz or test? This sheet is perfect for you! Also, it is great to use in any grade or subject! I have my students look over their quizzes and test, complete this sheet to review and make corrections, then they may retake the assessment when they are ready (if you allow retakes). You can use this for individual student review of an assessment, have students work with a partner or small group to revise t
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For All Subjects
The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Student Quiz Bundle - SEL & Academic Success
Do your students struggle with focus, procrastination, and low motivation? Are you looking for easy-to-use resources to teach critical executive function and SEL skills without a massive prep load? Solution: The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Student Quiz Bundle is your complete, ready-to-go toolkit! This bundle contains four engaging, reflective self-assessment quizzes designed to give students the tools they need to take control of their learning and behavior. Available in both print and a conven
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Are You Studying "Wrong" for Your Brain? | Study Skills & Metacognition Quiz
Help your students stop fighting their natural tendencies and start "Studying Smarter, Not Harder". This 15-page resource moves away from one-size-fits-all advice and uses the science of learning styles to help students maximize focus and retention. Resource OverviewDid you know that 70% of learners report improved focus when they adapt their study setup to their personal preferences? This personality-style quiz helps students identify how their brain processes information best so they can cre
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
What’s Your Note-Taking Style? | Study Skills & Executive Function Quiz
Help your students unlock their academic potential by identifying their natural note-taking archetype! Note-taking isn't one-size-fits-all , and knowing which personal style fits best helps students capture information more effectively and remember it longer. This 14-page resource is the perfect "Back to School" or "Study Skills" activity to transform how your students learn. What’s Included?A 5-Question Discovery Quiz: High-interest, situational questions that analyze student reactions to fast
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Character Education, Classroom Community, School Psychology
Study Skills: Anxiety – PowerPoint, Guided Notes, & Quiz
Support your students’ emotional wellness and study success with this Study Skills: Anxiety lesson! This resource helps students recognize signs of anxiety, learn healthy coping strategies, and build self-awareness so they can manage stress more effectively. What’s Included:Editable PowerPoint Presentation (15–20 minutes): Introduces what anxiety is, how it affects learning, and ways to manage itGuided Notes Worksheet: Keeps students engaged and reinforces key takeawaysComprehension Quiz: Asses
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Annotation Symbols and Quiz
1) Poster: 12 essential annotation symbols can be used in any content and any level
2) Quizzes: 2 to a page (2 identical versions)--I'm all about saving paper and you can get 4 to a sheet with some fancy printing.
3) Student Bookmark: students can glue this into a journal or you could print it on card stock and they can hole punch it to keep at the front of their binder.
Our entire High School used these symbols last year--it made it much easier for students to see the validity of the symbols w
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Time Management Personality Test: Study Skills & Executive Function Quiz
Help students stop asking "Why do I do this to myself?" at 11:00 PM.We all have the same 24 hours in a day. So why do some students finish their homework by 4:00 PM, while others are crying over a textbook at midnight? This No-Prep Personality Quiz shifts the conversation from "lazy vs. hardworking" to "brain style vs. brain style." It helps students understand why they procrastinate—whether it's out of fear (The Ostrich) or a need for adrenaline (The Sprinter)—and gives them the specific too
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Classroom Community, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: The "Work Smart" Blueprint | 5 Personalized Study Skill Profiles
Why Am I Procrastinating? | Executive Function & Study Skills Personality Quiz
Stop the "lazy" narrative and start the "brain science" conversation.Most students know that they procrastinate, but they rarely understand why. This no-prep personality quiz shifts the focus from "laziness" to "emotional blockers". It helps students identify the specific psychological root of their delay—whether it’s fear, boredom, or total overwhelm—and provides a path forward. Perfect for Advisory, Homeroom, Study Skills units, or Special Education (Executive Functioning goals).Why Student
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Executive Function & Study Skills: The Ultimate Personality Quiz Bundle
Plate Boundaries & Rock Cycle Quiz (Earth Science Assessment | Versions A & B)
Looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-use assessment for your Earth Science unit? This Plate Boundaries & Rock Cycle Quiz is designed to evaluate student understanding of plate tectonics, rock formation processes, and Earth's dynamic systems while saving teachers valuable preparation time.With two differentiated versions (A & B) and answer keys for each version, this resource is perfect for classroom assessments, review activities, test preparation, homework, or substitute plans.📦 What's Incl
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Earth Sciences, Environment, General Science
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MS-ESS2-3
, HS-ESS2-1
, MS-ESS2-2
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How Organized Is Your Brain? Executive Function & Study Skills Quiz
Is your student's brain a "Steel Trap," a "Browser Window," or a "Mad Scientist"?"Executive Function" is a fancy term for the brain's Air Traffic Controller. When it's working, students remember homework and keep track of their stuff. When it's not? You find permission slips from three months ago crumpled at the bottom of a backpack. This No-Prep Personality Quiz helps students understand their unique organization style. Instead of shaming them for being messy, it helps them identify how their
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Executive Function & Study Skills: The Ultimate Personality Quiz Bundle
Food Chain & Levels of an Ecosystem Quiz – Versions A & B
🌿 Food Chain & Levels of an Ecosystem Quiz – Versions A & B 🌿 Bring ecology to life in your classroom with this engaging Food Chain & Levels of an Ecosystem Quiz! Perfect for grades 6–8, this resource helps students review key concepts like producers, consumers, decomposers, populations, and limiting factors in a fun, easy-to-grade format. 🧠 What’s Included: Two Versions:Version A and Version B for easy differentiation or retestingAnswer Keys:Complete answer keys for each versionFile Format
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Biology, Environment, General Science
NGSS
MS-LS2-3
, MS-LS2-4
, MS-LS2-1
Student Focus Styles Quiz | Study Skills & Executive Function Activity
Have you ever wondered why some students can study in a loud cafeteria while others need total silence? Or why some can juggle multiple tasks while others need to dive deep into one? The 4 Channels of Focus is an interactive quiz that shifts the conversation from "paying attention" to "processing information." It personifies four distinct ways the brain "tunes in" to work, providing students with immediate, actionable success tips tailored to their unique archetype. The 4 Focus Archetypes:The L
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Psychology, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Multiple Intelligences / Learning Preferences Quiz and Activities
Ever wonder why some students in your class seem to quickly grasp concepts and others don’t? Do you wonder why some students are engaged in activities while others seem bored or they act out? Do you know that your students understand the content but notice that they have a hard time showing it?
Research shows that we all have learning preferences (sometimes referred to as multiple intelligences). Learning preferences are the ways we prefer to learn. This doesn’t mean we can’t learn
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Character Education, For All Subjects
The 4 Gospels -Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John Google Form Quizzes for Study
This bundle includes four separate Google Form quizzes, one for each of the Gospels in the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Each quiz consists of ten multiple-choice questions and one short response writing prompt. This bundle can be used as a study aid or for assessment purposes.
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Character Education, Close Reading, Religion
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