EducatingOnEdge

This product is a set of schedule cards with pictures. There are a few that do not have pictures because of what they are. I have included many common subjects/events needed in a school day. I suggest printing off on cardstock and laminating for durability. I use magnet tape and attach the schedule cards for the day on a whiteboard in order of the school day events. The visuals are great for working with lower grade students and English Language Learners. Credits: Images courtesy of Dai

Pixar Short films have great possibilities to enhance reading instruction, especially for students with low engagement. This activity is great for introducing inferencing. As it has almost no speaking, the students must rely on what they notice and think (background knowledge-schema) about the film, without the distraction of dialogue. This resource has a graphic organizer (front and back) for taking notes during or after the film. It also includes possible answers students may have covering

This is an editable Google Slides file that is a read-only. Simply make a copy of the file, and change what you want. Since my first year of teaching, this end-of-year cleanup idea has been developed, changing a little each year. This current product is more organized, and has everything you need to make the end-of year cleanup both fun and efficient. It is a competition to gain points for varying levels of tasks needing to be completed. There are leveled tasks worth 1-4 points, with an 8-point

These are slips that can be used when a student does not complete an assignment. The student can turn a slip in in lieu of their incomplete assignment. I print mine on red or yellow paper. Enjoy!

This is a simple daily reading log that can be used from month to month. Print it double sided for the whole month. I use mine as an assignment in reading and responsibility. Enjoy!

This freebie is a bundle of four different borders of reward cards for your classroom. There are 24 rewards plus an additional four blank cards. This is great to use for PBIS rewards! Printing Instructions: 1. Go to "File" then "Print" 2. Choose "Fit" under "Page Size and Handling" These can be printed on cardstock and laminated for durability! Credits: The font is "Wednesday" from dafont.com Enjoy!

This form is to be used as a quick assessment for testing typing speeds, accuracy, and more that can be determined using the free online test at http://www.typingtest.com. There are three sections to this to save paper. I have included all of the information that the website will give the user when they complete the test. The "test number" on the sheet refers to if you choose to do this assignment several times over the course of the year. You can compare how students performed on each to

Have you ever had a class that struggled with keeping the classroom clean? Pencils, markers, and miscellaneous supples strewed all over the floor? This year, I purchased 2- 2pks of mini bins from Dollar Tree, and created this label for them. These bins were placed in different areas of the classroom. Supplies on the floor were picked up, and placed in these bins. Then, using a student job, the supplies would be put back in their correct place. It would obviously be better for students to

This is a chart you can use to quickly track if students need to complete work by writing in what they are missing. Each student is assigned a number at the beginning of the year, and I use their number in this chart. It has worked well for my classroom! You can print it double sided if desired. Enjoy! ~Heather