Lisa DeVito

If you're like me, I have a very hard time finding high school math resources. That's why I created this. It lists each standard, domain, and cluster of the Algebra II Common Core Curriculum, while leaving room off to the side to keep notes throughout the school year.

If you're like me, I have a very hard time finding high school math resources. That's why I created this. This version is aligned to the Glencoe McGraw-Hill text book, as the chapters and sections that support each Common Core standard and domain are off to the side. However, this is easily editable.

These forms are perfect for the regular education inclusion teacher. We all know documentation is key when it comes to servicing children with special needs. The first page in this document allows you to keep track of all students in each grade level who are on an IEP or a 504. (I fill out one of these for each grade level I teach.) This alleviates the need to flip through mounds of paper work and is great for a quick glance as to whether or not you are fulfilling the needs of all of these stud

Teach multiple grades/subjects? Have a hard time of keeping track of who misses what on certain days? This form is for you. There is room for 4 subjects at the top; however, you may edit this to suit your own needs. It also allows you to document the date students were absent and the date the assignments given on that particular day are due. How I use this form: Every day, I fill this form out and write all of my absent students' names at the top under the appropriate subject. I give a brief de