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Use these bingo boards to build a community within your classroom. Students fill in each square with a classmate’s name who fits the rule in the square. These are perfect to use as quick brain breaks or as supplemental materials in a Morning Meeting. They can last 3-10 minutes. For best results, use these all year long to encourage students to continue to get to know each other. These will also help your students to build assertion, communication skills, and more! Some boards can easily be re-us

Use this template to plan your parent-teacher conferences. Simply print and jot down your notes. These can be used several times a year for any scheduled conference. By dedicating a portion of your conference discussion to goal-setting, you will find that conversations with parents are much more open and effective. You will learn about students and families while still having a forum to share your students’ strengths and challenges. You will show students’ families that you are on the same team

Want your kids to recommend books? Use my free template to make it happen! It's cute, and it won't take up too much wall space, which is a must since space is a commodity in the classroom. Students can use this template as a tool to help them talk about the book they are recommending. They will talk about the book's main characters, what they want, and a little bit about the obstacle the character is facing. (This is part of the "Somebody wanted but so then" framework.) However, this structured

If your students need a little work on being more self-directed during math, this is the rubric you need! Complete with color and black and white masters, this rubric includes exemplars about: - Staying on task. - Using math manipulatives when needed. - Attempting to solve problems independently. - Being honest when reflecting without teacher prompting. With a fun superhero theme, your students are sure to be off on the right path. Make sure you discuss and model expected behaviors explicitly be

Your students can use this template to publish their hopes and dreams at the beginning of the school year or in January as New Year's Resolutions. Included you will find a short recommended description of how to introduce the idea of goal setting and making action plans with students. These discussions will support your students in their journeys to becoming self-directed learners. ***************************************************************************** Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit t

Use this checklist to help students become more self-directed at home when completing homework. By working with students individually and modeling how to use this plan, you will help most of them to be more successful at home when it is time to do homework. Simply print, laminate, and cut the checklist and provide your student with a dry-erase marker so he/she can use it over and over again. You may even want to tell parents you are providing students with a checklist. **************************

Use these bingo boards to build a community within your classroom. Students fill in each square with a classmate’s name who fits the rule in the square. These are perfect to use as quick brain breaks or as supplemental materials in a Morning Meeting. They can last 3-10 minutes. Use these to encourage students to continue to get to know each other. These will also help your students to build assertion, communication skills, and more! Some boards can easily be re-used twice. Simply print, copy, an