Learning 4Less

A summary is retelling what the book or story is about. It includes the main event or key points of the story. In a summary, these events should be told in chronological order. Characters, setting, problems, and solutions are also main events and should be included in the summary. This download includes: Sentence Frames; Sequencing Frames; and Writing Paper

Reciprocal Teaching refers to instructional activities in which teachers model, then help students learning using four strategies: summarizing, inferring, clarifying, and predicting. Once students have learned the strategies, they take turns in leading a dialogue about what has been read. The student handouts include sentence frames to help students initiate the dialogue conversations. The handouts can also be blown-up at your local Staples for less than $2.50 and have a great poster for

Here is a homework planner that is kept in my student's binders. Planners are submitted every Monday morning with parent signature. Teacher comments are added every Friday. The file includes the following sections: teacher's message, student reminders, and parent signature.

Here is a homework letter that I usually send home when homework assignments are not submitted.

Daily Reading Log Contract is a tool used for Back to School Night and is frequently revisited throughout the school year to have to accountable for their reading at home. The Form is in English and Spanish.

The powerpoint is simple but straight to the point. It includes 7 slides that includes the structure of a paragraph. Its objective is to allow students to think about the complete structure of a paragraph. Each is left with plenty of space to personalize your presentation.

Communicate your students negative behavior to parents. The letter address' the following: Excessive talking Lack of effort Lack of attention Disrespectfulness to others Incomplete or late assignments Missing assignments Poor test scores Excessive detentions Make the template your own by adding your school name, address, and logo.

This file allows students to self reflect on their groups work and teamwork.

The file is reviewed and given to my students before the narrative writing prompt is given to them. It's kept in their writing folder and I also blow it up to a poster size at the local Staples for about $2.00.

This file contains all three writing genre posters that you can purchase. It's a bundle deal! The handouts are reviewed before each writing assignment is introduced. Handouts are kept in writing folders.

This rubric is for the audience to actively grade their peers as they see their peers present mathematic projects. The rubric contains the following subgroups: -Eye Contact & Posture (100 pts.) -Entusiasm & Pronunciation (100 pts.) -Organization & Subject Knowledge (100 its.) The students may also include one wish and one like of the presentation. The file also comes in color and in black & white.

This file allows your students to reflect on their behavior. The form includes: student reflection, problem, consequences, and signatures.

Weekly Positive Behavior Chart The purpose of this form is to provide a consistent tool for student success. The form has the following sections: Weekly points/money rubric 3Bee's Positive Behavior Currency Daily grade Daily homework point section 3Bee's Behavior Rubric Teacher Comment section and much more!

This file is used to introduce the writing genre. The handout is kept in writing folders. A poster of the file can be made at your local Staples for $2.00 bucks.

This file is a handout that my students keep in their grammar binder. I have also taken to Staples and have had it blown up into a poster.

This file defines each students cooperative group role. The file includes a colored coded copy and a black and white copy that can be shaded. I recommend you make a poster size page for page two and place on door or wall. Each week students roles change according to their color selected/rotation.