5CentPedagogy

This completely customizable and color-coded sheet can help you easily track and check your accommodations and modifications to satisfy the legally required IEPs and 504s your students may have. This simplified version is a perfect quick check before submitting grades, testing, and giving out assignments. You can easily monitor your whole class or organize it by prep. The checkboxes make it quick and easy to set up, all you need to do is import a list of your Special Education students, selected

Peer editing checklist for narrative writing! Appropriate for all narrative types, but catered to middle school creative writing.

Template for Middleschool Daily Slides - I use these in my classroom every day! Includes date, bellwork, schedule, reminders, supplies for class, and more! Icons are included for catalyst strategies. Your independent students will love having a quick overview of the day. PLUS > > > Save your voice and patience from having to constantly answer "What are we doing today?", "What do we do?", "Where do we turn it in?"! You can easily customize the colors by highlighting the textbox and cha

An AWESOME introduction or review to informative speeches. This 9-step self-paced scaffolded assignment takes students through each step while providing plenty of examples and a graphic organizer. This is a great resource if you will be absent for an extended amount of time or on maternity leave!

This is a great activity to get students engaged with your new topic. Works great for mystery novel units (specifically Agatha Christie or whodunit books). Looks at some of the sources explaining the events that lead up to Christie's disappearance and then has the students create a newspaper article with what they think happened.

Introductory vocabulary to Native American Literatures - all vocabulary terms are based off of Teachings of Our Elders, an indigenous lead educational resource.

Back to school, communication, reinforce expectations, and engage the students! ICE BREAKER FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING!!

This is a great activity to get students engaged with your new topic. Works great for mystery novel units (specifically Agatha Christie or whodunit books). Looks at some of the sources explaining the events that lead up to Christie's disappearance and then has the students create a newspaper article with what they think happened.

Introduction to Parts of Speech with examples. Optional cloze notes are provided.

A great activity for the first few days of school! Not only do the students interact and learn about each other but it helps re-enforce remembering each other's names! Includes a lot of unique bingo squares.

Document to fill out for the Agatha Christie Missing slides.

A great social-emotional activity that you can use in your advisory class, homeroom, or as an extension activity. Also great for Kindness Week or Teacher Appreciation Week!

Have your students create an eye-catching book jacket after finishing a novel. This project has them summarize, analyze, and get artistic!

A great assessment for plot diagram, summary, and conflict!