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Are you constantly reminding your middle/high school students to fill out their agenda, turn in their homework, and remember to complete ther work? Attach this checklist to their agenda as a visual reminder to make sure that they remember to fill out their agenda, turn in their homework, and remember to complete ther work! This checklist is designed for 7 classes, but can be edited to meet the needs of your student. Use this as a way to teach a student to monitor their own progress. Ther

Are you constantly reminding your middle/high school students to fill out their agenda, turn in their homework, and remember to complete ther work? Attach this checklist to their agenda as a visual reminder to make sure that they remember to fill out their agenda, turn in their homework, and remember to complete ther work! This checklist is designed for 7 classes, but can be edited to meet the needs of your student. Use this as a way to teach a student to monitor their own progress. Ther

Attached you will find two assignments! Our Resolving Conflicts assignment allows students to reflect over situations that happened in their lives, the lives of book characters, or ones you give them and help come up with more positive solutions. Staying on topic provides a character sheet and well as work sheets that can help students learn to stay on topic in their conversations. Both assignments allow the students to show their understanding through comics, scripts, answering questions and

This product is aimed at supporting students who need a visual to follow them around as they rotate from one station to the next. Use this product when your students are completing their literacy and/or math centers! Open this file in publisher to edit the pieces for the centers that you use in your classroom. This checklist is setup for classrooms that use 4-5 stations in their rotation. Be sure to laminate and cut out this product to use with your students!

Attached is a document that can be used several ways! Use the worksheets to help students come up solutions for characters in a book or have them compete the following pages using their own situations that need solving! Your students can demonstrate their knowledge of problem solving by having them write about it, break down their language, script out their conversation, and draw about their conversation

Attached is a document that can be used several ways! The first page is an editable Lego person worksheet. On it you can customize your own conversation topics for the student to answer. After, you can work with your student on staying on topic by having them write about it, break down their language, script out their conversation, and draw about their conversation

Are you working on teaching your students to expand the number of words in each of their sentences? This booklet provides the students with over 30 different pages where they can practice writing descriptive sentences based off of the pictures provided on each page. Are you working with students who use adapted materials? Provide your students with word cards and have them sort the cards in order to describe the picture. Students can also dictate their sentence to a teach or peer and then th

Working with your students on identifying their feelings? Use this handout to help students reflect on why they feel during different situations. When your students come to school each day, ask them to color in their feeling and write one sentence that describes why they feel that way.