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Confusing Words: Affect vs. Effect | Mini Lesson & Self-Grading Quiz | No PREP
What's the difference between affect and effect? This 10-minute Interactive Google Slides™ lesson and self-grading Google Forms™ quiz will help students quickly know when to use affect or effect! These are very commonly confused words, but you can help your students master the difference between affect and effect with this quick and easy-to-use resource. Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format! If you like these quick mini lessons, check out my GROWING BU
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Other (ELA), Spelling
CCSS
L.4.1g
Frequently Confused Words: Their vs. There vs. They're | Homophone Lesson & Quiz
What's the difference between they're, there, and their? This 10-minute Interactive Google Slides™ lesson will help students quickly know when to use their, there, or they're! Students also get practice choosing between their, there, and they're in the self-grading Google Forms™ quiz (or activity). This also includes a printable version of the quiz! This is an excellent resource for any teacher who's trying to help his/her students use these frequently confused words (their, there, and they're)
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English Language Arts, Spelling
CCSS
L.4.2d
, L.5.2e
, L.6.2b
+8
Frequently Confused Words: It's vs Its | NO PREP Mini Lesson & Self-Grading Quiz
What's the difference between it's and its? This minilesson will quickly clarify it's vs. its using an interactive Google Slides™ presentation and self-grading Google Forms™ assessment! This resource is great for all ages and levels of English proficiency (from 4th grade ELA to high school English classes to ESL classrooms to in-services with colleagues! This is one pair of frequently confused words that I see all the time (even in professional articles online!). Help your learners know when it
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English Language Arts, Grammar
CCSS
L.3.2e
, L.6.1
, L.6.2b
+9
Frequently Confused Words: Who vs. Whom | Confusing Words Lesson & Quiz
What's the difference between who and whom? This lesson (w/ self-grading assessment) will help your learners quickly clarify who vs. whom using an interactive Google Slides™ presentation AND a Google Forms™ assessment. This resource was made with Adult ESL students in mind, but it is perfect for mainstream English classrooms, too! Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows a similar format! If you like these quick mini lessons, check out my GROWING BUNDLE of confusing words
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English Language Arts, Writing
CCSS
L.4.1a
, L.5.1
, L.6.1
+4
First Day Theatre Class Expectations and Quiz (5 pgs) - Ensemble Building
This is a detailed Theatre Class Expectations handout as a Google Doc that can be customized for either a Middle School or High School Theatre Class. It includes: PAGE 1 - "How to Use this Resource" page with detailed teaching ideas and directions.PAGE 2 & 3 - Includes detailed expectations about daily supplies, grading policies, performance expectations, rehearsal expectations, and even gum! PAGE 4 - Includes a parent/guardian signature page to be returned to the teacher to show they understand
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Drama
CPR First Aid Slideshow Step by Step Adult and Infant, Terms, Facts and Quiz
CPR First Aid Slideshow Step by Step with Terms, Facts, Traditions and Quiz to learn and teach all about the CPR Procedures. Includes: CPR First Aid Slideshow Step by Step with Terms, Steps, and Quiz1. CPR First Aid SlideshowCPR Key Terms and Definitions2. CPR Adult Step by Step SlidesCPR Step by Step3. CPR Infant Step by Step SlidesCPR Child Step by Step4. CPR Major Terms5. CPR Differences between Adult and Infants Steps6. CPR 1 Page Step by Step7. CPR Quiz, 10 True & False Questions10 T
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For All Subjects, Health
Also included in: Nurse Bundle Activities Resource Tools Logs Records Medical
Adjectives Parts of Speech Escape Room Digital Activity, Google Slides, and Quiz
Adjectives Parts of Speech Escape Room Digital Activity, Google Slides, and Quiz: This digital adjectives parts of speech grammar escape room style challenge is a new and fun way to engage your students and improve their understanding of adjectives parts of speech! The detailed Google Slides presentation introduces adjectives parts of speech with clear examples, ensuring student understanding from the start, and a pre or post-assessment self-grading Google Forms quiz allows you to assess student
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Close Reading, Grammar, Other (ELA)
CCSS
L.7.1
, L.8.1
, L.9-10.1
+2
Podcast Introductory Lesson and Self-Marking Quiz (Google Slides & Forms)
Kick off a podcast unit or add to your media literacy or oral communication lesson repertoire! This lesson and quiz was designed for distance learning, but the lesson could easily be used for an in-person classroom as well. An update with a paper copy of the quiz is coming soon! This product contains: 11-Slide introduction to podcasts lesson in Google Slides with videos and suggested podcasts to listen to!A Self-marking Google Forms quiz with 6 comprehension and application questions.I have use
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Computer Science - Technology, English Language Arts, Speaking & Listening
I Wish My Teacher Knew Student Form | SEL Idea | Print & Digital
These I Wish My Teacher Knew forms are a great way to increase communication in the classroom. Sometimes it's difficult to verbally communicate something that is going on, but writing it down is a lot easier. Designate a specific spot in your classroom to keep these and place a box next to them as well so that students can fill these out whenever they need. Click here to save 30% by purchasing these as part of my Back to School Forms Bundle!WHAT’S INCLUDED:I Wish My Teacher Knew… Printable PD
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For All Subjects
Also included in: Back to School Forms Bundle | Print + Digital
Digital Formative Assessment Data Tracker
This Formative Assessment Data Tracker can assist in tracking and monitoring student progress on formative assessments for each standard. It is meant to be customizable to any grade and content area. Enter your student roster and the CCSS you are assessing and you are ready to go. All calculations are made using a score of 3 to indicate proficiency. A score of 3.5 or 4 is meant to show understanding beyond proficiency. This resource includes: - a direction page - an example page to see compl
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For All Subjects, Math
Focus on vouloir & pouvoir: A 3-day mini-unit for Fench 1 or French 2 students
This resource is designed to provide contextualized grammar instruction on the verbs vouloir and pouvoir using the context of a popular French cartoon. It is appropriate for those teachers that are using my curriculum, as well as any textbook or other published curriculum. The Google Folder includes the following: A teacher's guide with instructions for each activityA presentation to guide the teacher in presenting the cartoon vocabulary and drag and drop review activities.A student resource w
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French
2025 Year in Review Trivia Jeopardy Activity Quiz Bowl Current Events No Prep
2025 Year in Review Trivia Jeopardy Activity Quiz Bowl Current Events with Jeopardy Student Award Certificates Includes: 2025 Year in Review Jeopardy Trivia Activity about Current Events 1. 2025 Year in Review Jeopardy Game, Linked Pages2025 Year in Review Trivia Questions about: People, Trivia, Animals, Sports, Words, and Entertainment 31 Trivia Questions about Year in ReviewUse as Group or Individual ActivityEditableLearn all about 2025 Year in Review with Gamify Activity2. 2025 Year in Revi
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For All Subjects
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.3
Teacher Gradebook with Conditional Formatting & Automatic Averages
Save time, stay organized, and instantly analyze student performance with this fully editable Teacher Gradebook Spreadsheet! This easy-to-use gradebook is designed to automatically calculate student averages and class averages, while visually highlighting performance levels using built-in color-coded conditional formatting. Perfect for tracking assignments, quizzes, tests, or a combination of all three, this gradebook helps you quickly identify trends and support student success—without extr
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Arithmetic, Other (Math), Reading
Cooperative Learning Directions | Classroom Management & Student Collaboration
Make cooperative learning routines easy, structured and engaging with this ready-to-use classroom directions resource! These visual direction slides help students clearly understand expectations for cooperative learning strategies while prompting accountability, participation and productive discussion. Perfect for middle school classrooms! Included Cooperative Learning Structures: RallyRobin Numbered Heads RoundRobin Stand up, Hand up, Pair up Timed Pair Share Quiz-Quiz-Trade Corners Classbuild
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Classroom Community
Adding and Subtracting Integers – Guided Notes, Homework & Answer Key (Editable)
Give your students a clear, step-by-step introduction to adding and subtracting integers with this printable AND digital resource! Perfect for 6th–8th grade math classrooms, this pack includes editable guided notes, homework practice, and a full answer key. Designed for easy implementation and student success, this resource breaks down key vocabulary like absolute value, additive inverse, and the keep-change-change rule. What's Included: Guided Notes page (fill-in-the-blank + critical thi
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Algebra, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
CCSS
6.NS.A.1
, 6.NS.C.5
, 6.NS.C.6
+1
Confusing Words: Than vs. Then | Mini Lesson & Practice Tricky Homophones
What's the difference between than and then? This 10-minute Interactive Google Slides™ lesson will help students quickly know when to use than or then! Students also get practice choosing between than and then in the self-grading Google Forms™ assessment. Help your English learners with these two frequently confused words! Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format! If you like these quick mini lessons, check out my GROWING BUNDLE of confusing words or sma
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English Language Arts, Spelling
CCSS
L.3.1
, L.4.1
, L.4.2d
+8
Digital Learning Log Google Form | Daily & Weekly Exit Ticket for Any Subject
Help your students take ownership of their learning with this editable Google Form Learning Log and Exit Ticket!This flexible tool allows teachers to quickly capture student understanding, monitor progress, and guide instructional decisions — all in one easy-to-use digital format. Use it daily or weekly as an exit ticket, reflection check-in, or formative assessment tool. Perfect for any subject or grade level. What’s IncludedA Google Form “Make a Copy” link so each teacher gets their own edita
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Not Subject Specific
Group Creator: Strategic Student Grouping Spreadsheet | Heterogeneous & Homogene
Stop spending precious planning time making student groups by hand. This Google Spreadsheet does the work for you, quickly and strategically, not randomly. Enter your class roster and a score for each student (a recent quiz grade, test score, or your own proficiency rating), sort the list, and the spreadsheet instantly generates multiple grouping configurations across tabbed views. No formulas to build. No sorting to redo. Just make a copy and go. What's included:Google Spreadsheet template with
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
CPR First Aid Digital Quiz Resource Activity
CPR First Aid Digital Quiz Resource with Google Form Digital Setup with Multiple Choice Questions and Automatically Graded Includes: CPR First Aid Digital Quiz1. CPR First Aid QuizDigital Google Form Setup2. CPR First Aid Quiz Banner3. CPR First Aid Questions15 Multiple Choice QuestionsCovering Adult & Infant CPR4. Automatically Graded5. Editable, Add more Questions 6. Why Purchase?⏳ Save Time✍ Learn & Teach about CPR✅ Created by an Experienced Teacher✨ Professional Design & Great Low Pric
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For All Subjects, Health
Also included in: Nurse Bundle Activities Resource Tools Logs Records Medical
Through My Eyes:The Louisiana Purchase: 2 Levels, 1st Person, Quizzes, No Prep
This resource includes two complete levels of the same lesson: • Level A (WIDA 2–3) – simplified language, shorter sentences, high detail • Level B (WIDA 3–4) – richer vocabulary, expanded narrative, deeper analysis Each level uses the same structure so teachers can differentiate without extra planning. Students read a vivid first-person narrative told by a young person living near the Mississippi River in 1803. Then they make a historical choice, answer questions, and explore matching outc
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Close Reading, Informational Text, U.S. History
Focus on Faire: A 3-day mini-unit for French 1 & 2 students
This resource is designed to provide contextualized grammar instruction on the verb faire using the context of a popular French cartoon. It is appropriate for those teachers that are using my curriculum, as well as any textbook or other published curriculum. The Google Folder includes the following: A teacher's guide with instructions for each activityA presentation to guide the teacher in presenting the cartoon vocabularyA student resource with speaking and writing activities to practice the v
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French
Digital Citizenship Test Prep Questions & Review Games, Economics Games, Gr 8-12
This test prep and review game resource is a physical, hands-on activity that helps students practice and review academic content in a fun, engaging, and interactive way — without relying on technology. Instead of worksheets or screen-based quizzes, students move, touch, write, manipulate, or physically interact with game pieces (like cards, boards, dice, or tokens) to review material and prepare for tests. Key Features:Tangible materials: Game boards, cards, dice, spinners, puzzle pieces,
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Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning
Crime and Punishment Novel Study Reading & Writing Activities
This resource is over 100 pages with many activities and projects to deepen students' reading comprehension.A novel study is a structured reading activity where students read and explore a novel over a period of time, usually with the guidance of a teacher. It goes beyond just reading for enjoyment — it involves analyzing, discussing, and responding to the text in a variety of ways to build deeper understanding and critical thinking skills. Key Features of a Novel Study: Guided Reading: The t
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
Crime Scene Investigations Test Prep Questions & Review Games, Grades 8-12
This test prep and review game resource is a physical, hands-on activity that helps students practice and review academic content in a fun, engaging, and interactive way — without relying on technology. Instead of worksheets or screen-based quizzes, students move, touch, write, manipulate, or physically interact with game pieces (like cards, boards, dice, or tokens) to review material and prepare for tests. Key Features:Tangible materials: Game boards, cards, dice, spinners, puzzle pieces,
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Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Other (Social Studies)
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