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Book club packet for Boxcar Children. Comprehension questions for students to answer as they read each chapter in a small group, with a book club, or as a whole class. Great way for them to keep track of the plot and check for understanding!

Book club packet for "Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers". Comprehension questions for students to answer as they read each chapter in a small group, with a book club, or as a whole class. Great way for them to keep track of the plot and check for understanding!

Book club packet to guide a small group of students reading the 1st Magic Tree house book "Dinosaurs Before Dark". Each chapter has questions for students to answer in their group as they read this book. Comprehension questions for students to answer in a small group, individually, with a book club, or as a whole class. Great way for them to keep track of the plot and check for understanding!

Book club packet for "True Blue". Comprehension questions for students to answer as they read each chapter in a small group, with a book club, or as a whole class. Great way for them to keep track of the plot and check for understanding!

1 page Home -School Communication parent info sheet. Send this sheet home on the first day of school to help gather the most up to date contact information for your students! Font by Teaching Talking (Commercial License Purchased). Clip art byBlossoms of Blue (http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Blossoms-Of-Blue). Thanks!

When middle grade, middle school, and high school students see 3-8 teachers in a day. Making sure you gather their input prior to an IEP meeting can be a daunting task and often overlooked. Use this form to gather input from general education teachers prior to an IEP meeting. Simply print this form, record the student's name, IEP date, and your name and place it in the mailboxes of all of the teachers who interact with the given student throughout the day.

There are a lot of versions of this pencil floating around, I made these quickly for my kiddos to each keep in their math folder. They are becoming much more diligent at following each individual step when solving word/story problems! Just print and laminate!