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S.T.A.R. binders are a fantastic way to keep your kiddos organized throughout the year! I have included the binder cover with place for name and room number as well as an inside information sheet written to students to explain the purpose of the binder. Depending on the grade level you teach, you might want to include a divider for each subject (or major subjects) and homework.

A supplemental activity to use while studying equivalent fractions. It is fairly basic. Students should be able to find equivalent fractions using multiplication OR can use manipulatives while working on activity . Students choose a favorite ice cream flavor and create a fraction using ice cream scoops. Then they find some equivalents! :)

I made these fun and silly "brownies" to use for a classroom incentive program. When another teacher gives a compliment or you recognize good behavior as a class, they can earn a brownie. Once they reach a goal, they get a brownie party! Yum!

Use this form to give parents a quick write-up of what you did that day in tutoring. Includes space for "homework."

We created this version of a ROCK Report and use this at our school with students who need intervention for behaviors that we'd like to improvement in. Students and their mentor, teacher, or counselor decide on a target behavior for the day/week and after each class "check-in" with their teacher to have a quick chat and reflection about that behavior during that period. At the end of the day students meet with their mentor, teacher, or counselor to go over form and discuss the strengths and weak