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Why use this point sheet? *Progress monitoring behavior goals can be exhausting! This is a simple way to manage all of the data in one place and encourage parent involvement. *It is able to be modified to meet your students’ needs. Add more rows for more goals—delete if you don’t need as many! *It can be combined with a positive behavior system using either points earned or overall daily percentage. How it works: *The student carries the point sheet from class to class. At the end of the period

This is the most epic game on the planet! Ok, that was hyperbole, but "I Have, Who Has" is a great way for students to practice their skills. Literary devices can be difficult so this game exposes them to 24 examples of hyperbole. I Have, Who Has games are fantastic to keep on hand for extra practice. You get: *24 I Have, Who Has cards *Directions for play *Answer key

This 6-page packet will help make your grading a lot quicker while giving your students practice using a bubble sheet like they will see on standardized tests. Includes: 20 question (ABCD) – prints 2 per page 10 question (ABCD) – prints 4 per page 10 question (True/False) – prints 4 per page 20 question (True/False) – prints 4 per page 40 question (ABCD) – prints 2 per page 50 question (ABCD) – prints 2 per page

This class game is designed to reinforce the concept of common and proper nouns. Included: 1. 24 playing cards 2. Answer key 3. Instructions and variations on usage Enjoy!

Progress monitoring and goal writing can be a cumbersome process. Sample goals as well as progress monitoring data sheets are included in this file for reading fluency (CBM), reading comprehension (Maze), math computation (M-CAP), and math application (M-CAP). Each data page includes a space for date, probe number, correct responses, errors (where applicable), notes, and check boxes for whether criteria for mastery has been met. I write all of my goals in the format at the top of each progres

Please enjoy this freebie to assess the quality of my work. Sweet Synonyms I Have, Who Has is a fun review game for your class. It is designed for grades 2-6. How to play: *Hand out one card (or more) to each student *Begin with the card that has a yellow star *Each student reads their card in proper succession. Game ends when play returns to the first player *To make it more challenging, use a timer to track how long it takes to go through the whole set. Try to beat your best score. The or

If you teach 4th grade social studies, this is a great addition to your classroom. This 50-point project is designed for students to create their own Pennsylvania map. All you need to do is print and go!

This is a fully editable document (created in Powerpoint, prints two to a page) you can use to increase parent attendance at IEP meetings because even your best parents could use a gentle reminder. If you enjoy this freebie, feedback is always appreciated and please take a look at my other Special Education-friendly products. How-To Essay Organizers and Planners http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/How-To-Essay-Organizers-and-Planners Point Sheet for Monitoring Student Behaviors http:/

Be the first player to discover all of the Halloween critters. This pack includes directions, game boards, and tracking sheets. Great for review, early finishers, and extra practice. Print and laminate for a quick center activity! Aligned with 5th Grade Common Core Standard CCSS.Math.Content.5.G.A.1 **NOTE: This product is a Halloween version of Dinosaur Hunt. Be sure to check out my Area and Perimeter game!

This 15-page packet includes everything you need for your students to create a 5-paragraph opinion writing piece. Each student will decide whether they are for or against living in a snow globe and back up their ideas with details. This was used with my 4th grade co-taught class and really simplified the writing process. We went page by page to arrive at our final product. It also includes a sample essay. Enjoy! Included: pages content 1-2 Pre-writing to get ideas 3-4 Choosing a side 5-7

Hopefully this helps make progress monitoring your writing goals a less tedious and time-consuming task! I have used trial and error for years and this progress monitoring system has streamlined my data collection process. Because it is in Microsoft Word format, this template is easily customized to meet your needs. In this document you’ll find two templates and sample goals to accompany the templates The original purchaser of this document is granted permission to copy for teaching purposes

Progress monitoring and goal writing can be so time consuming! I created these data collection forms to streamline the process, save paper, and prevent some of the headaches. These data collection forms allow you to test each level of Dolch words 5 times on one sheet. Because all of the levels have a different number of words I included a chart for proficiency percentage. Now you don’t have to calculate and then figure out percentage separately. At the top of each sheet you’ll find goals tha

This pack of twenty five grammar quizzes is designed to make your assessment of grammar concepts quick and easy (and make grading a breeze). All twenty-five quizzes are worth ten points each and are a single page. Great for formative or summative assessment. Each quiz has a key included. You get quizzes for: types of sentences, subject and predicate, simple subject and simple predicate, compound sentences, complex sentences, fragments and run-ons, common and proper nouns, plural nouns, irregula

This is an activity that gets your class up and moving. Hang the 12 conclusions clue cards around the room. Students rotate through the task cards to read the clues and see if they can draw the winter conclusion. Included in this pack: 1. Drawing conclusions task cards (and directions) 2. Student response page (2 choices - 1 per page, 2 per page) 3. Teacher page (all clues and answers) 4. Answer key

This 18-page activity pack will help your students review a number of skills. There are 4 versions of the review and each is 20 questions. For students who use AIMSweb M-CAP progress monitoring, this is a great way to get practice with similar questions to what they see on their probes. As a special education teacher, I know how difficult it is to engage students when it comes to progress monitoring. This themed pack will help them review skills without burning them out on the endless probes.

These center activities make review of homophones quick and simple. Aligned to 4th grade language arts Common Core: CCSS.ELA-Literacy.L.4.1g Correctly use frequently confused words (e.g., to, too, two; there, their).* Included: 1. 2 Activity Mat sets (To, Two, Too and They're, Their, There) 2. Answer keys for activity mat sets 3. Extension activity (sort sentences into sentence types) 4. One assessment page for each set NOTE: This is a bundle of two of my smaller products. Save by purchasing

You can never review homophones enough times in the classroom. This pack makes an otherwise cumbersome task fun and exciting. Included in this pack you get: 1. 32-card memory game (can also be used to pick partners for a pair activity) 2. Homophone crossword with answer key 3. Homophone word search with answer key 4. Homophone cloze activity with answer key 5. Two homophone cut out activities with answer keys

This 8-page packet is great to keep on hand for school breaks during winter, extra credit, or in anticipation of possible snow days. You get: 1. A cover page 2. 5 practice pages - subject/predicate, types of sentences, common and proper nouns, plural nouns, and editing 3. 2 writing prompt pages

Enjoy this spring freebie! I Have, Who Has is a great classroom game to practice the use of antonyms. Included: 1. 24 I Have, Who Has cards 2. Answer key and directions Be sure to check out my other synonym/antonym products: Winter Antonym Game Pack Antonym Game Pack

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