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A quick and user-friendly tool for collecting and documenting data points that are in a digital format (Google slides, Mastery Connect assessments, Canvas assignments and quizzes, etc.). Includes columns to document date of data point, score, mastery level, and any pertinent notes for each specific data point.

A fun way to engage students in fraction, decimal, and percent practice using M&M's. Includes determining equivalencies between the fraction of each colored M&M students have in their set, as well as opportunities to compare and order.

An excellent way to easily present everything your students need to know that day! Sections include date/class period, materials needed, vocab, learning target, and the agenda for the day. The final section can be used for a variety of things: display station rotations, list homework for that day, early finisher tasks, etc. Can also change the color scheme to whatever you would like! I enjoy changing mine to match holiday colors, seasons, etc!

This is an editable Google Sheets document that I created to keep track of all of the accommodations that the students on my caseload have. You can customize the accommodation headers, as well as the various accommodations that fall within those categories, the colors of the headers, and enter in student names. Within the document, you will see an example tab, as well as a blank template for you to use to create your own cheat sheet. In addition to using this resource for my own personal use, I

A great way to have students reflecting on previous MAP scores and setting goals for the next test. These are excellent resources to use by having one-on-one mini conferences with students to discuss previous scores and set new goals.

A great way to have students reflecting on previous MAP scores and setting goals for the next test. These are excellent resources to use by having one-on-one mini conferences with students to discuss previous scores and set new goals. This file contains all 4 of my goal settings sheets: math, advanced math, science, and reading.

A great way to have students reflecting on previous MAP scores and setting goals for the next test. These are excellent resources to use by having one-on-one mini conferences with students to discuss previous scores and set new goals.

A great way to have students reflecting on previous MAP scores and setting goals for the next test. These are excellent resources to use by having one-on-one mini conferences with students to discuss previous scores and set new goals.

A great way to have students reflecting on previous MAP scores and setting goals for the next test. These are excellent resources to use by having one-on-one mini conferences with students to discuss previous scores and set new goals.

Hello! I created this quick slide to share with other case managers at my school to use for each of their inclusion classes. The goal was just to have a slide for each class that we could use as a super quick reference for when we needed to pull students out for testing or small group work. The slide has places for you to add names of students who receive small group or individual testing, read aloud/audio, and have math aids in general. This resource does was not designed to indicate specific i