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Hello fellow educators, I am an Education Specialist. I recently completed this (100% virtual) service tracker that has been very beneficial to many teachers so I thought I would try and share it with as many as possible. The sheet has a front page that already possesses hyperlinks to individual tabs that makes it so a teacher can track academic performance for multiple students at one time. Each student note page is designed with filters allowing for a teacher to sort the information based on t

Each presentation focuses on a different letter and offers decoding practice. The slides are designed to physically segment the CVC words one letter at a time, twice, to allow beginning readers the opportunity to identify the letter sounds and attempt to use their own blending abilities to identify the words. Next, the full word comes up, and should the student continue to struggle with the word the final stage reveals a visual of the given word. Each letter presentation also comes with one to t

23 unique stories written/explicitly designed for individual/group Specific Academic Instruction sessions. Each story is designed to incorporate various levels of accommodations in a fun and engaging way, and can be easily added to any lesson presentation. Each story includes multiple visuals of events for the story and possesses multiple comprehension slides with multiple-choice responses, and includes visual and high-lighted prompting. More stories will be added to the folder as they are comp

Product Preview Video & SampleThese slides walk through every addition combination using a base 10 approach. Each set focuses on the addition of a certain number (introducing the number and the before/after of the given number prior to solving addition problems). For each presentation, the final answer is hidden and is revealed as the very last item before moving forward to the next problem. The standard presentation is for students just learning basic addition concepts, the visual represent

What is better than one graphic organizer? Well of course two! In an attempt to find more than one approach to meeting the needs of my students for a paragraph graphic organizer I created two (100% virtual) versions that are linked together. The first is the main outline sheet that gives locations for students to write in their sentences into a Google Doc (allowing use of voice to text and Google-Add ons). Should the students need more information about what goes into that specific location in a

Product Preview Video & SampleThese slides walk through every subtraction combination using a base 10 approach. Each set focuses on the subtraction of a certain number. For each presentation, the final answer is hidden and is revealed as the very last item before moving forward to the next problem. The standard presentation is for students just learning basic subtraction concepts, the visual representations appear below the subtraction problem and in the number line above. The second presenta

These slides can be taken and added any of your presentations for your students to allow for a step by step solving of various forms of math. This slide includes break downs for how to complete multi-digit addition, multi-digit subtraction, multiplication using single and multiple products, division with single and double digit divisors, multiplication of fractions, order of operations for MAS, MDAS, PMDAS and finally PEMDAS.

Have a student that is causing some issues in their classes. Offer an incentive based intervention with the use of a behavior contract. If you don't like the required sections fill them in with you own then print them out. I personally then put the student in charge of taking the contract to all the classes and giving it to the teacher. This worked well on the student I made it for. I hope it does the same for you!

Here are three pages of Expanded Form worksheets that can be printed or done digitally. They include an example of completing using this process and then gradually lead to students independent ability to do them on their own.

in order to encourage students to pay attention while reading chapter books as a class I developed this sheet. This allowed students to provide some written responses, but what was even more encouraging it also gave them spots to draw key events from the chapter. This combination did well with not only having students pay attention but to also look forward to sharing their chapter summary pages with the class.

Getting information for IEPs can be challenging and hard to maintain. Using a form like this one can allow a teacher to send out this one form across multiple subjects at a time and have all the information kept together and able to open and view at anytime. Just make a copy for each student and share the link with the students team.

Here is a review that I designed that use various forms of multiplication to verify how a student does seeing multiplication in various capacities.