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For all your student accommodation tracking needs! Use this cheat sheet to help you keep track of which students in which classes have what in class, assignment, and testing accommodations. I've found this super helpful in the past and am excited to be using it again this year.

I used this system in my middle school reading intervention class to motivate students to read as well as participate in class. They got Book Bucks for: reading and reviewing books, answering questions in class, following behavior expectations, showing kindness to other students, going above and beyond in class, etc. The students had a say in the prizes they were able to earn, the ones on the chart are from my classes. It worked well with my students and several of my coworkers adapted it to fit

A five activity worksheet to go with a spooky season read aloud of "The Little Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything". Five activities: - three examples of figurative language - make a pumpkin with a face that the Little Old Lady would be afraid of - how do we know if the Little Old Lady was or wasn't afraid - character traits to describe someone who isn't afraid of anything - how do you the spooky pumpkin head and clothes felt in this story

Homophone review slides, packet, and knowledge check that I used with my middle schoolers. After seeing the wrong there/their/they're one too many times I knew it was time for a review. If you're feeling the same way this is the review for you! My students did really well with the refresher!

This is the warm up/activator and scavenger hunt that I did with my middle and high schoolers their first week in the library. They did the warm up to remember everything they knew or needed to ask about how libraries work and then we practiced finding the areas/sections of the library before getting into teams for the scavenger hunt. It's fully editable for you tailor it to your students and needs.