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Pacing Boards
Fluency Pacing Boards
This file includes 13 different pacing boards to use with children and adults with communication disorders. This could include apraxia, dysarthria, ADHD, cluttering, stuttering, etc.
Uses:
*Decrease rate of speech
*Increase intelligibility
*Break apart multisyllabic words (e.g., "Wa-ter-mel-on")
*Pace sentences (e.g., "I-want-coffee")
Pacing boards provide visual and tactile feedback.
*Created by One Stop Speechie Shop"
Clipart by OpenClipart
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Speaking & Listening
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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Test Correction Form
Quiz corrections are a great way to provide students with feedback and build metacognition. In this form students identify what type of problem the question was (Mark Ups, 2 Step Equations, Adding Integers, etc.). Students are then asked to identify why they picked their choice, and what they think went wrong. I also ask students to identify the steps that they need to solve the problem correctly(repetition), and then lastly students rework the problem.
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Math
Table of Contents for Core Subjects
Increase student organization with these paste-in table of content pages for reading, writing, and math.
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English Language Arts, Math
Lesson Plan Calendar-Christmas Theme
A simple and festive calendar template for lesson plans or classroom activities! Jot down unit themes, test/quiz days, reading assignments, etc to be able to quickly glance down and keep track of what's on the to do list for each subject for the day! This is a week "calendar" that covers the 4 main subjects: ELA, Science, Math, History. Print it multiple times or laminate it to reuse it over and over for the month of December!
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For All Subjects
Unit Cover Page Template
Looking to increase student ownership? This cover page for each unit help students manage expectations. Students can track learning targets and vocabulary as they learn them and identify gaps in understanding before assessments.
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For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Grade your Teacher Quiz
Allow your students the opportunity to write a quiz, assess their teacher and assign you a grade! Students utilize the graphic organizer to construct multiple choice questions about themselves, you take the quiz, and return it to students. A highly engaging activity for any classroom with any age of students. Use this resource as a... Back to school activityClassroom culture building taskEntry/exit taskA time filler leading up to breaksI'm certain your students will love it as much as mine!
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For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Literature Plot Summary Diagram Blank and with Definitions
PDF slideshow of a Literature Plot Summary Diagram starting blank and increasing in definitions for class slides or can be printed as a worksheet!
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Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies
Test Corrections Template
Template to print out for students to make corrections on tests/quizzes. Allows them to record their old & new answer, show new work, and explain how they got it wrong. This can be given as independent or small group work!
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For All Subjects
Classroom Schedule Cards
These easy to read schedule cards add a pop of color and organization to your classroom. Schedule cards are helpful for all students and provide a visual tracking of each days agenda. These cards can also save us teachers from the dreaded question of “when is lunch or recess?” :) Simply laminate and put magnets on the back, or use them in a pocket chart. The following cards are included in this resource: MathScienceWriting DEARDaily 5Reading SnackCircle TimeRecessLunchSocial StudiesDismissalA
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For All Subjects
Template for Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBA)
Understanding the "why" behind behavior is the first step to building skills and increasing participation. This Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) Worksheet provides a structured, team-friendly framework to guide educators, therapists, and school teams through the FBA process — from indirect interviews to direct observation and hypothesis development. Designed specifically for school-based practice, this resource walks you through collecting meaningful data, identifying patterns, and creat
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School Psychology
Redo Assignments Sheet
I use these sheets in my classroom when students take tests or quizzes and need to go back and fix their answers. They simply write the assignment, problem number, why they were incorrect, and the fixed problem. You can use this as a review, homework, or to get back some points on assignments! Font used: AG180days
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Important Phone Numbers Chart
This is part of the Transition to Adulthood Bundle to prepare students with exceptionalities for increased independence as they leave the high school system.
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Compare & Contrast Venn Diagram with items
This resource includes premade Venn diagrams comparing and contrast different nouns. They can help support syntax and grammar as well as increase a child's understanding of describing similarities and differences. A great resource for kids to target higher level language skills! Venn diagrams are a powerful tool for visualizing relationships between different sets of data. When it comes to language development, Venn diagrams can be incredibly useful. They can be used to help children understan
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English Language Arts
Let's Write a List: Winter Topics Winter Activities Special Education
Let's Write a List is a resource for writers at all stages who are in need of functional writing instruction to increase their executive functioning and independent living skills. This resource is perfect for students with disabilities and includes many levels of list templates. Functional writing instruction is so important for the special education classroom. Let's Write a List: Fall includes visual supports, tracing cards, word banks and word cards for 8 winter topics. It can easily be used w
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Writing
New Words Reading Guide/Worksheet
This reading guide helps students identify words that are new to them. In doing so they are able to find the definition and increase their vocabulary.
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English Language Arts, Reading, Vocabulary
Data Collection Tools
This is a collection of data tools that teachers can use to gather data. These tools can be used for student surveys, tests, quizzes, and lesson resources/modalities. A description of each tool is given along with a link to access the tool. This is a wide variety of tools that can be used with any grade level and subject area.
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For All Subjects
Skydiving Expository/Informative Essay Outline
Provided is an amazing tool for teaching essay writing. This game-changer breaks down the different components of an expository/informative essay with color-coded sections and labels. After using this tool in my class, I have noticed an increase in quality of student essays along with higher test scores for the written portions. Using the Skydiving Expository/Informative Essay example is highly recommended as I enjoy showing my students a three page collegiate - level essay first. They seem int
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ELA Test Prep, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository
Also included in: Expository/Informative Writing Master Class
Fillable AAC Implementation Plan
Adults are 42% more likely to accomplish a goal if they write it down. This fillable AAC implementation plan encourages AAC support for students by providing educators with a way to create and write down a plan. Students need their teachers and support staff to model AAC. Teachers and support staff usually need guidance to do that. Creating a plan helps facilitate that. A reasonable plan is a great way to increase buy-in for IEP team members.
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Comic Strip Template with Planning Pages & Multiple Formats
Hello!! And thank you for visiting my TPT store!! This resource is a comic strip template, complete with 2 planning pages and 3 formats to choose from. This resource can be used as a formative assessment for reading comprehension and retelling. It can also be used as a writing tool, or just a fun activity. This resource can be used during a designated student choice block, or it can also be used for early finishers. If there are any problems or questions, please email me or click "ask a
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Other (Arts), Other (ELA)
TIME Strategy: Close Reading Word Problems Anchor Chart
Problem Solving TIME is close reading strategy for math word problems. This is an anchor chart that can be displayed an used by students as they solve problems. TIME requires students to use comprehension strategies and interact with the text in order to make meaning of the problem. Students will read and reread the word problem, paying attention to different details each time. The strategy walks students through: Retell: Tell a story about what's happening in the word problemKey details: Label
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Close Reading, Other (Math)
CCSS
3.OA.A.3
, 3.OA.B.6
, 3.OA.D.8
+15
Vocabulary Practice with "WARM UP WORDS"
This activity can and should be adapted to all subject areas and all grade levels. It is a fantastic way to introduce vocabulary and have students define and use a new term or set of terms, correctly. It allows for differentiation, and is perfect for 'distance learning". It will increase understanding and allow their writing and presenting skills to improve through the course. Activity page can be used as a template, simply change your new terms as often as you would like. One of my person
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For All Subjects, Vocabulary, Writing
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.6
My S.M.A.R.T. Goals
Hit that ACTFL Lifelong Learning Standard! (5.2.: Learners set goals and reflect on their progress in using languages for enjoyment, enrichment, and advancement.) This interactive notebook friendly goal-setting guide walks students through how to set proficiency goals for themselves, based on the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards. Setting these goals and reflecting on previous ones increases metacognition, student autonomy, and agency within the classroom. I preface this by explaining what the l
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Other (World Language), Spanish, World Languages
Mother's Day: Writing Prompt | Graphic Organizer Write about Mom PDF
Mother's Day Writing Prompt: Graphic OrganizerAll About Mom!This is a printable PDF designed to help students brainstorm ideas to share about their mothers. Print it out or make it into a digital activity to use with your students in class or online. This is 2 pages: one grayscale (perfect for printing) and the other is colored (perfect for digital) You can see the entire product in the preview!Suggested Uses:Brainstorm for paragraphs or essaysPrepare for short speeches or presentationsUse alon
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Writing
CCSS
W.3.2
, W.3.8
, W.6.2
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