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This is a game board template for Homeworkopoly that I made in Microsoft Word. It is 100% editable. In the preview picture (where it's assembled on my bulletin board), I used the font "My Own Topher". The font in the download is Times New Roman, but you can get that font free with a simple google search. Cards consist of math questions, real-world questions, and then I also supplement grade level word problems when a student lands on a "Math Express" spot of the gameboard. I made up all of the s

Sets of multi-step word problems in 3 groups of 10 problems each. There are 15 sets of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing whole numbers (marked as ASMD), 10 sets of fractions, decimals, percentages, and whole numbers (marked as FDP or FDPW), 4 sets of mixed operations problems involving all operations and all rational numbers (some repeat from previous sets listed), and 2 sets of proportions. This download also includes the R.E.A.D. strategy to solve word problems by highlighting im

This package includes a zip file of basic telling time worksheets. The worksheets each include 12 analog clock problems where students must record the time shown on the clock. There are two worksheets each for telling time to the hour, half-hour, quarter-hour, five-minute interval, and one-minute interval. These make great work samples for IEP goals!

This is an editable form for you to add important IEP information about your student to give to general education teachers. Includes areas such as disability, identified needs, present levels, and accommodations.

This unit contains a zip file of a banking vocabulary guided notes worksheet with an answer key. These go along with the banking vocabulary powerpoint. In addition, teach students to write/fill out their own checks and record deposits and withdrawals in a transaction register.

This download consists of a multiplication practice routine involving practice worksheets for x1's through x12's. Each set of problems contains blank numbers for students to fill in when given by the teacher (you would write 20 numbers 1-12 on the board, students fill in on paper). Then time students for 1 minute to see how many they can get right. There is a student progress monitoring sheet to fill in pre- and post-test scores. Students also color in percentage correct for their post test scor

This download contains a zip file of 18 creative writing prompts that are designed to get your students thinking about details and imagery to include in their writing. Prompts are split into sets of three (great for progress monitoring students with IEPs!) and designed to be short, one paragraph. The R.E.A.D. strategy for students to dissect the question (in this case the writing prompt) is also included for students to review if needed, as well as a COPS editing checklist.

This is a digital Google Sheets tracker to keep student data, testing results, and IEP goals/progress all in one place. Each tab allows you to customize for your students and needs and has sample info/goals for how to easily fill out/track data.

This template goes with the "Wild Side" Critical Reading Series. It is set up so that you can type the specific title book for students to use, the title of the story, the page number, and then you can choose which question sections for students to answer after reading the story. Includes Sections A (main idea), B (literal questions), C (Inferential Questions), and D (Vocabulary), with room at the bottom to add your own author's purpose section if needed and the back sets up story elements and a

This is a Parent Communication Log PDF file that allows you to put the student name at the top of the sheet and track the date, type of communication, person you spoke with, a log of the communication, and a place to record follow-up contact for the same situation. This product is free and is very useful for data collection, especially in Special Education.

This worksheet can be used for a student to track daily classwork and homework for each core class (Math, Science, English, and Social Studies) and one elective course. The student can fill out independently and then get a teacher's initials on the line, or the teacher can fill out and initial. Helps students stay organized and lets students and parents know which assignments should be completed each day.