Barbara Bach

Have fun with your students this Halloween using this Dry Ice Lab. Buy some dry ice for the kids to have fun. This a six station dry ice lab with lab questions for students. Rotate stations every 5 minutes using "Thriller" by Michael Jackson. Vocabulary word used: Sublimation

These are transition goals to use for education, employment or living skills for primarily LD and OHI students that are juniors and seniors in secondary education (high school).

Chicago Public Schools Transition survey for parent of Special Education Students This is the survey that teachers have to include in SSM. This transition survey is easy to email to parents for their responses on their students.

Story of an Hour Quiz (14 questions, 15 points)

Shakespeare Video Shakespeare: A life of Drama by an A&E Biography Introduction by Peter Graves Guided reading questions This is the key. This can be used for other Williams Shakespeare plays such as MacBeth or Romeo and Juliet. I used it before reading Hamlet with special education students. Keywords: Movie

A&E's video of Salem Witch Trials. These are guided reading questions for during the episode. This would be great to show with the Salem DBQ or if an English class is reading The Crucible. The video does spoil the ending of The Crucible, so you might only want to show a part of the video and watch the end AFTER reading the play. Keywords: Film study, movie

This is a Quiz to use at the beginning of the course after going through introductory safety instructions.

This was the final test I used with special education students for Hamlet. There is only 20 questions for this test as I've lost the rest of the test. Hopefully, this might help you get started on your own assessment of Hamlet.

These are guided reading questions for the Sabrina Teenage Witch episode that involves The Crucible. Sabrina is sent with her classmates on a field trip to Salem, Mass. While there, everyone gets a card saying that they are a townsperson or a witch. Sabrina gets accused of being a witch by Libby from high school which is ironic because it is true. Keywords: Film study, television show, movie

Writer's block when writing some IEP transition goals? I made a list of goals to help with my IEP writing. These are freshmen and sophomore in high school transition goals for primarily students with ADD, ADHD, and/or a Learning Disability for an IEP. This is a teacher resource for secondary education.

Multiple Choice quiz on Capitals and visual quiz on states

The World on a Turtle's Back Cornell Notes with guided reading questions as part of a Native American unit as an example of a creation myth.

Students have to balance equations. These are the questions for Chemistry. Students should have to write the equation on a separate piece of paper to solve.

This is to be used for checking the MLA formatting for a Works Cited as part of a research paper. This was a 25 point assignment. I usually put this on colored paper and cut it into four squares and have either the student grade themselves or have the teacher grade it and attach. These checklists would also be helpful in a computer course regarding formatting or papers.

Chicago Public Schools Parent Transition Survey in Spanish for Special Education. This form is similar to the form available on SSM for Special Education teachers and Case Managers. Feel free to download this form and send it to parents to fill out. Google translate could help if the parent types or writes the response in Spanish. This should help gear transition goals for students regarding life skills, employment and education goals.

Cornell Notes on "Of Plymouth Plantation" reading

This are guided reading questions on the Cornell Notes graphic organizer as part of Native American literature with folk tales and trickster tales using some of the Salish language. Check out my other guided reading Cornell Notes on other Native American Literature.

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Vocabulary - List 4 This list is slightly incomplete without all synonyms and antonyms.

Guided Reading questions on Coyote and the Buffalo. These are Cornell Notes questions meant to be used while reading the story. It is apart of a Native American unit that involves a trickster tale with some Salish language used.

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