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Cutting Shapes Practice – Circles, Triangles, Squares, Hearts, Stars & Diamonds
Make learning shapes and scissor skills fun! This Cutting Shapes Practice set includes 9 printable worksheets for preschool and kindergarten students to practice cutting along dotted lines while learning basic shapes. Perfect for fine motor development, shape recognition, and creative art projects. What’s Inside: ✂ Shape cutting practice: Circle, Triangle, Square, Heart, Star, Diamond ✂ Mixed shape pages for variety ✂ Creative page: “Make your own picture” with cut-out shapes Why Teachers Lov
PreK - 1st
Health, Not Subject Specific
GT Project Journal - Digital and Printable
Use this GT Project Journal to help your students organize their research project notes. This journal aligns with the TPSP research project plan and includes a Bibliography page to cite their sources.
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Gifted Passion Project: Plan and Accountability Packet
This resource is a 5-page packet which asks gifted students to think about their project, asking them for details on what they want to learn, how they're going to track their project, and how they'll present it to others.
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
PYP Essentials Starter Pack (Editable)
Teach inquiry with confidence using this PYP Essentials Starter Pack. Get editable posters, thinking routine cards, ATL checklists, student reflections, and a one-page unit planner—all aligned to PYP principles (no logos). Perfect for Reception–Year 6, printable or projectable, and fully editable to suit your learners and context. What’s included • 8 Key Concepts posters with question stems • Visible Thinking routine cards (class-ready) • ATL Skills checklists (5 domains) • Action & Servic
K - 6th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Bad Behavior: Identifying Good Vs Bad Choices Worksheet for Grades K-2
Help young students understand good vs. bad behavior with this easy-to-use sorting worksheet designed for Kindergarten through 2nd grade. Perfect for SEL lessons, classroom management, or behavior reflection. This Good vs. Bad Behavior Worksheet is an essential tool for classroom behavior management and social-emotional learning (SEL). Specifically created for Grades K–2, this resource enables students to reflect on their actions by identifying positive and problematic choices, then thinking
K - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
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