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Expected Behavior Rubric (Editable)
Rubrics are a great resource to use with students who need clear expectations and set criteria to understand the behavior they should be engaging in. I love using these because they are individualized for each student’s specific needs. In addition, they are also teacher friendly, especially for teachers that have multiple classes and/or larger class sizes! This documents gives you instructions on being able to select your behaviors and set your scoring criteria to help increase your student's ex
3rd - 12th
Social Emotional Learning
Behavior Intervention Plan - Defiant Behavior
This behavior intervention plan (BIP) can be manipulated after purchasing. It includes the following in connection with decreasing defiant student behavior and increasing self-control:
*Three (3) Objectives
*Four (4) Intervention Strategies
*Eight (8) Reward Suggestions (can be altered to fit your needs)
*Nine (9) Consequences in sequence
*Place for Signatures (ex. Parent, Student, Teacher, Sped Teacher, LEA, and Principal)
(*Please note: The thumbnail only provides a view of the first part
PreK - 6th
Behavior Intervention Plan BIP Won't do Assignments
This behavior intervention plan (BIP) can be manipulated after purchasing. It includes the following in connection with decreasing refusal to finish work and increasing assigned task completion:
*Three (3) Objectives
*Four (4) Intervention Strategies
*Six(6) Reward Suggestions (can be altered to fit your needs)
*Nine (9) Consequences in sequence
*Place for Signatures (ex. Parent, Student, Teacher, Sped Teacher, LEA, and Principal)
(*Please note: The thumbnail only provides a view of the
PreK - 6th
Behavior Intervention Plan BIP Coping Skills
This behavior intervention plan (BIP) can be manipulated after purchasing. It includes the following in connection with decreasing uncontrollable student behavior and increasing coping skills:
*One (1) Goal
*Three (3) Objectives
*Four (4) Intervention Strategies
*Eight (8) Reward Suggestions (can be altered to fit your needs)
*Nine (9) Consequences in sequence
*Place for Signatures (ex. Parent, Student, Teacher, Sped Teacher, LEA, and Principal)
(*Please note: The thumbnail only provides
PreK - 8th
Implement PBIS/CHAMPS Strategies Using Hallway Passes
Here's an easy, manageable way to establish and implement a PBIS and CHAMPS strategy in your classroom. At the beginning of each quarter students are given hallway passes allowing them to leave my classroom for bathroom use, going to their locker for forgotten materials, and going to their locker for homework. In order to show increasing responsibility and maturity throughout the year, the number of passes per quarter decreases by one, except for bathroom allowances. This system was establish
5th - 9th
"The Wobble Stool" -Inference & Figurative Language QUIZ
Ready to use literacy worksheet designed to build students' reading comprehension skills using sentences directly from "The Wobble Stool" story.A powerful tool for any teacher who wants to reinforce classroom expectation.What's Inside: Quiz PDF 1. Inference Question 2. Figurative Language Question 3. Extended Inference Question 4. Short-Answer Response Helps: Target key reading skills (STAAR readiness)Integrates SEL & Classroom ManagementEasy to implement (no prep)
2nd - 4th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Social Emotional Learning
Start the Year Parent Letter and Quiz
Included in this document is a parent letter to be used at the beginning of the school year. The letter includes information about ATTENDANCE, CHECKING STUDENTS OUT EARLY, HOMEWORK, SPECIAL AREAS, BEHAVIOR/DISCIPLINE, BIRTHDAYS, AGENDAS/BACKPACKS, WORK STATIONS, CLASS STORE, VOLUNTEERS, TRANSPORTATION, SUPPLIES, BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, AND A PARENT QUIZ! The letter will certainly have to be edited to include your own classroom information, but its a nice place to start or gather ideas for sure. I
1st - 5th
Student Can Track Their Own Mastery of Objectives and Quizzes
In a world where assessments are so important it is important for students to be charting their own progress. This bar graph template is great for measuring mastery. If mastery is 80%, students will see each how close they are getting to that goal.
How I have used this in my classroom is by stapling this paper on the inside of a manila folder and then having them put the assessments inside the folder after graphing their progress. That way students can go back and see the exams where they did
3rd - 12th
For All Subjects
Test/Quiz reflection and correction sheets
This document contains a Test/Quiz reflection that students fill out. I use it when my students get below a 70 on a test/quiz for me. The reflection sheet has then fill in things like, how did they study, how long did they study, etc.
The correction sheet is a table set up for students to go through and use to write out the correct answers to the questions they got wrong. It covers all types of formatting (ie: Multiple Choice, Fill-In, Short Answer)
Both sheets are contained in this docume
5th - 9th
For All Subjects
Beginning of the Year Parent Letter and Quiz
Included in this document is a parent letter to be used at the beginning of the school year. The letter includes information about ATTENDANCE, CHECKING STUDENTS OUT EARLY, HOMEWORK, SPECIAL AREAS, BEHAVIOR/DISCIPLINE, BIRTHDAYS, AGENDAS/BACKPACKS, WORK STATIONS, CLASS STORE, VOLUNTEERS, TRANSPORTATION, SUPPLIES, BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, AND A PARENT QUIZ! The letter will certainly have to be edited to include your own classroom information, but its a nice place to start or gather ideas for sure. I
1st - 5th
Quiz Quiz Trade- Get to Know You Cards
I use these cards at the beginning of the year and sporadically throughout the year to build community. Students love playing this game in Morning Meeting or in transition times. In addition, this fosters literacy interaction in students and greatly benefits EL students in a structured environment. This document includes 4 different sets of questions that can be used to help students interact with and get to know one another. We use this in the "Quiz Quiz Trade (QQT)" cooperative learning style
2nd - 6th
English Language Arts, Other (ELA)
PBIS Classroom and Behavior Management Strategy Checklist
Before moving forward with increased services for your student use this checklist to assess your current classroom and behavior management. Administrators and coaches may also use this checklist as an observation tool.
PreK - 2nd
Character Education
Gamified Classroom Management System – Quests, Group Battles, and Rewards!!!
Make your classroom feel like an epic RPG with this Gamified Classroom Management System! Perfect for Grades 3–5, this all-in-one toolkit helps boost engagement, reinforce positive behavior, and build a strong classroom community using group points, quests, dice challenges, Power Skills, and a student-run economy. 🎮 Includes: Monster Battles (Raids) – Dice-based group quiz games Power Skills – Unique weekly group abilities Gold Shop Menu – Prizes, perks, and strategic choices Talk and Loos
3rd - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Directions Quiz Printable Worksheet
Such a fun way to start off the year with a follow the directions quiz! It's really funny to see students not read the actual directions and do the entire assignment!! You will love this for the first few weeks of school! Great for any grade level!
1st - 12th
For All Subjects
Quiz About Your Teacher - Getting to Know You Activity
This lesson is a fun way for students to learn about their teacher, peers and maybe even someone at home. I have used it with 3rd through 8th graders. It has always been a good way to start the first week of school or the first day of a new class in middle school. I don't always use the full lesson included. I usually use the in class part & tailor it to the time I have available. For me it's helped students open up in class and get to know each other. I believe it's an activity that he
3rd - 8th
Character Education
Warm Up (Do Now) and Participation Rubric
Looking for a way to quickly assess students on participation? I created a simple rubric that can be used to provide teachers, students, and parents clear and concise feedback on Warm-Up work and participation.
I uploaded an editable version so that you could modify the language to work for your individual classroom environment. The current version was written for my math classes. However, this rubric is being used by colleagues in a variety of content classrooms!
Finally, it was created with
3rd - 12th
For All Subjects
Writing and Vocabulary Routine with Peer Rubric
Reading, Writing, Language and Foundational Skills are all embedded in this plan. Your students can practice any vocabulary words you choose every week using the same routine as morning work, a literacy center or as homework! There is a rubric for students to evaluate while reviewing writing conventions at the same time! I have used this plan in my classes for struggling readers/writers and the students master vocabulary while they also increase their writing fluency! Other teachers have ask
4th - 8th
Vocabulary, Writing
School Safety Drill Quiz
Quick quiz reviewing school safety drill procedures. I do this with my students after we have gone over the drill procedures and have had one of each of the following drills: fire, lockdown, and seek shelter.
5th - 12th
Shake it Out: Transition Games and Body Breaks
I have compiled the top twenty transitional activities I use to give students a break, refocus them, get the fidgets out, transition between activities, or just to have fun! I use some of these multiple times a day with a wide variety of students and they never fail to work. Too often I see new teachers unable to quickly and quietly transition kids from desks to rugs to lines and down the hall. Transitions can make or break your day. Movement breaks are also great for students with special needs
K - 6th
Keep Calm and Let the Children Lead
Wednesday Work was an initiative I introduced with my Year 5/6 Class following a seminar at the Global Leadership Summit led by Patrick Lencioni. He taught a session based on businesses who had increased productivity by allowing their employees 20% of their working week to follow their own lines of enquiry and plan their own time. These goals had to be in line with the companies aims but gave employees ownership of their time and their direction. This had a significant impact on both employee re
4th - 6th
For All Subjects, Performing Arts
Checks for Good Choices - A Guide for Positive Reinforcement
Need to increase the positive feedback in your classroom? Need to motivate your students in a new way? This is what you have been looking for! This editable guide includes: - Implementation how-to - how to implement a positive reinforcement check chart system in your classroom, as well as a guide for negative consequences - Agreements - provides guidelines for the system in your room for it to work most effectively - Prize options - includes free, extrinsic and whole class options - Prize
K - 5th
Study Skills: Test-Taking Strategies - Day 1/Multiple Choice Strategies
Help your students feel confident and prepared for multiple‑choice tests with this clear, classroom‑ready lesson. Multiple Choice Mastery – Day 1 teaches three essential strategies that students can use on any test: reading carefully, eliminating wrong answers, and making educated guesses. This lesson is designed to be simple, direct, and highly practical. Students warm up, learn each strategy step‑by‑step, practice with sample questions, and then apply the strategies with a partner. The includ
3rd - 6th
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Data Binder
This binder organizes student work and acts as communication between home and school. Students organize assessments and track their achievement data on graphs (all graphs included) and send the binder home with students at the end of each week. Parents review the new data and reflect with their child (reflection and parent signature page included) and return the binder on Monday. Great way for students and parents to take ownership over learning and no more report card "surprises". Calendars
1st - 5th
English Language Arts, Math
Behavior Intervention Chart
Use this programmable chart to increase positive behavior while discouraging negative behavior. Includes space for parent and teacher comments as well as a weekly self-reflection. Program it the way you like and make it your own. Works with stickers, stamps, or just teacher's initials. You choose.
K - 3rd
For All Subjects
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