impactED

Use this template to document discipline and/or bully incidents that take place in your school building. You can easily edit this form to include information specific to your school/district.

Use this rubric to assess the responses your students write on your class blog. You can easily edit this rubric to meet the needs of your class blog assignment.

Do you struggle to find a way to make indoor recess at your school an enjoyable and productive experience? Use this editable template to create a station rotation to split up large groups of students into smaller, more manageable groups. Have students sign up in the morning if possible for the station that they want to work in that day.

Are you in charge of planning/leading a staff meeting in your district? Are you looking for activities to spice things up so that it always isn't just "sit and get"? If so, use this journal reflection activity at your next meeting to get teachers engaged in a personal self assessment activity.

This assignment and rubric is created in Microsoft Word so that you can easily adapt it to any course or class. The assignment asks students to integrate the subject matter learned into a personal reflection. You can modify the assignment to fit your students' age and needs or your expectations and content.

Do you teach a class in which you have students upload an article they found on a topic of research? Use this rubric to assess their completion. The rubric is created in Microsoft Word so that you can easily edit it to fit your specific needs.

Use this assignment sheet and rubric with your elementary or middle school students in Social Studies. The assignment is to create a poster about your community. The template is created in Microsoft Word so you can easily adapt it and edit it to fit your unique needs.