"Organize Smorganize"
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How to remember? Kids want to remember but so many of them can't! Let's help them learn how to remember! Not all kids learn by failure, especially if there are attention/distraction issues. Sometimes all a student needs is to be shown HOW to organize their assignments, and have an involved adult monitoring this at first. Most kids want to succeed and our curriculum doesn't offer ways to organize, so I had to get creative. I strongly recommend early introduction of some form of dayplanner as well- in print! They can get electronic later. Don't forget these kids need to maintain their organization from classroom to home back to class. And for middle and high-schoolers, it is class to class, locker to home, home to school. Most don't intrinsically know how to do this so it's a big job for many kids! My products will address keeping kids on track and organized for daily assignments to semester-long projects.
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Diorama / Model Project grade 3-12 step-by-step organization checklist breakdown
Included are:
1. Step-by-step checklist for completion of a Diorama or Model (or similar) project
2. Task Breakdown sheet to further breakdown the specific needs for each project
3. Instructions on "How to Get and Use Research Materials" for online and book research for project
4. Materials list to plan and obtain all materials needed for project
*If you like this, also see my organization checklists for other projects: Research Project, Writing Project, Map/Chart/Poster/Game Project
3rd - 12th
Science, Social Studies, Writing
Research Project grade 3-12 organization checklist breakdown
Included are:
1. Step-by-step checklist for completion of a Research project
2. Task Breakdown sheet to further breakdown the specific parts of a structured research project
3. Instructions on "How to Get and Use Research Materials" for online and book research for project
*If you like this, also see my organization checklists for other projects: Writing Project, Diorama/Model Project, Map/Chart/Poster/Game Project
3rd - 12th
Science, Social Studies
KIDS HOMEWORK/ ASSIGNMENT/ PROJECT DAILY SHEET GRADES 4-12 for parents
For use in class as well as home! Keep your Middle Schoolers organized! Instead of students flipping through a calendar during the day, which is a skill that takes years to keep up with, just keep this daily sheet in the front pocket of their binder (preferably the top clear pocket) so they remember to pull it out in each class. They should mark it in every academic class, even if it's just to mark "none." Then at the end of the day, teacher, or at home, parents, can check to see this was do
4th - 9th
For All Subjects
Map / Chart / Poster / Game Project grade 3-12 organization checklist steps
Included are:
1. Step-by-step checklist for completion of a Map, Chart, Poster, Game (or similar) project
2. Task Breakdown sheet to further breakdown the specific needs for each project
3. Instructions on "How to Get and Use Research Materials" for online and book research for project
4. Materials list to plan and obtain all materials needed for project
*If you like this, also see my organization checklists for other projects: Research Project, Writing Project, Diorama/Model Project,
3rd - 12th
Geography, Science, Social Studies
ANNOTATION ANNOTATING JOURNAL PAGE READING DEPTH COMPLEXITY LANGUAGE ARTS GIFTED
For elementary and middle school students learning annotation. These structured annotation sheets can be bound together into a journal to use while learning annotation instead of using lined paper notebooks. Also great for Summer reading assignments where annotation is required, but it will be 3 months until student has classroom instruction on annotation again. Best to be used with a Depth and Complexity sheet and Figurative Language examples bound into journal as well. Happy Annotating!
3rd - 12th
Literature, Reading Strategies
ANNOTATION READING JOURNAL or SUMMER READING ANNOTATIONS- GIFTED
Use this journal page for students to complete annotations when they cannot write in their book. Can bind pages into a journal or turn in individually. Helps the transition from learning to annotate under specific categories to assist students in digging deeper into literature, while keeping an eye out for figurative language etc. Can use with seasoned annotaters, or with early annotaters, before they are ready to write freely in the book margins or journal without guidelines.
4th - 9th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Writing Project grade 3-12 organization checklist plus research guidelines
Included are:
1. Step-by-step checklist for completion of a Writing Project
2. Task Breakdown sheet to further breakdown the writing project if research is needed
3. Instructions on "How to Get and Use Research Materials" for online and book research, if needed for writing project
*If you like this, also see my organization checklists for other projects: Research Project, Diorama/Model Project, Map/Chart/Poster/Game Project
3rd - 12th
Creative Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository
DAILY ASSIGNMENT SHEET MIDDLE SCHOOL
Help students learn to organize assignments and announcements for multiple classes. They still need to have a weekly/monthly calendar, but this daily sheet should be filled out in every class, every day, then the information consulted at the end of the day so books/notes can be taken home for tests, etc. Then the daily sheet information should be transfered into the big calendar. Great for kids who need reminders and visuals to write down what is on the board or what teachers says. Can keep
5th - 9th
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Kids Homework Weekly Calendar Grade 3-4 for parents
For older elementary students that may have started to have two teachers, or homework to track from different classrooms, that doesn't change much from week to week, plus extracurriculars. The child can handwrite in extras, but the parent can send them to school/afterschool program/ homework area at home with a calendar ready to keep them on task. Let them maintain organization, but the parents gets it started for them.
3rd - 4th
For All Subjects
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How to remember? Kids want to remember but so many of them can't! Let's help them learn how to remember! Not all kids learn by failure, especially if there are attention/distraction issues. Sometimes all a student needs is to be shown HOW to organize their assignments, and have an involved adult monitoring this at first. Most kids want to succeed and our curriculum doesn't offer ways to organize, so I had to get creative. I strongly recommend early introduction of some form of dayplanner as well- in print! They can get electronic later. Don't forget these kids need to maintain their organization from classroom to home back to class. And for middle and high-schoolers, it is class to class, locker to home, home to school. Most don't intrinsically know how to do this so it's a big job for many kids! My products will address keeping kids on track and organized for daily assignments to semester-long projects.
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Hands on, lots of feedback, high expectations
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