Java Teach Repeat

You will receive 8 black and white mandalas to color and/or create. Each mandala is a different, unique design.Also, each one is marked with a varying encouraging title such as love and joy, radiate positivity, relax and rewind, just be, seek calm, inspire within, creativity speaks, and in the moment.

You will receive a cover sheet along with 10 varying styles to use for lesson planning. Each template is unique and could list items such as objectives, standards, notes, activities, etc. A great way to be prepared either a day or week in advance.Ideal for levels K-12.

There will be 20 basic questions included for a student to complete and share with others. This will be a great way to get to know the student and his/her peers.

You will be able to reflect over the past week using the following questions/prompts: What went well this week in regards to lesson engagement?If I could have a do over and erase the past, I would change?More time could have been spent on the following...The most enjoyable part of the week would be...Self-care: What did I do for myself?

A series of images with motivational sayings to keep the learning going with a little push and encouragement. A total of 8. Words included outside of thumbnails: Use what you have.Be kind.You're doing great!Are you kitten me? That's amazing!

Here are a series of four worksheets ready to use. What you can expect to learn: Solve a problem that is scenario-based for a ballet dancer.Probability at the ice cream shoppe.Addition and subtraction based on a million accrued and how you one would redistribute the money (wealth).Creating a bar graph by conducting a poll on favorite subject areas in school.

You will receive the following: A morning checklist and evening checklist of what a child needs to do to remain organized. Included are basic tasks such as making lunch, eating breakfast, etc.A great way to remain organized.

You will receive a series of 4 printable documents. What to expect students to view: Where do they belong worksheet with identification of foods as being either a carbohydrate, fats, or protein. Foodie detective- students will produce a writing sample based on ordering food outside of the household.A sample elementary school cafeteria menu to view and analyze with learners acting as detectives.Menu detective questioning in regards to the nutritional value of foods for purchase at the cafeteria.

You will receive 5 pages with thirty color photos of an action being performed. Students will be able to look at 30 pictures (images) and identify what is going on orally or through writing.