Making Learning Accessible

This digital lesson plan template simplifies the lesson planning process! It is designed with Google Slides in mind, focusing on names on lessons, resources, and a checkbox component for those checklist lovers! There are six content areas/ periods that are editable to your needs. If you use google slides for your lesson planning, this may be be your one stop shop to put all those links, so your weekly planning can be streamlined. There are nine weeks already made for you, so you can make a copy

This Google Slide Deck contains 11 days worth of various lessons for high ability learners to complete independently. It is designed to reach students identified in reading, math, social studies, science, and visual-spatial awareness. It contains directions in the margins of each slides, as well as a reflective component at the completion of the 11 days. The only set-up required by the teacher is Khan Mappers and/or Khan Academy and Read Theory; or those slides can be deleted if desired. There a

This editable resource provides an anchor chart of an animated and real version of desk organization; it also provides individual-sized charts for all or select students. I have notes, ideas, and directions listed in the margins, as well as in the notes below the slides. This keeps my student desks clean all year long!!!

This product is an academic and social-emotional focused choice board, where students interact with links to sites that encourage learning and growth. You can use this for morning work- no more printing or messes each morning! You can use it for when students are all done with their work- no more writing on the board or all done choices taking up wall space! I use this product everyday, and my students like the structured freedom they get from it :) There are two slides- one you would share with

This product contains 22 GIFs that when clicked on reveal individual or whole class rewards. The rewards are free and editable to best fit your style and classroom needs. There are built in "Oops" slides, so if the GIF isn't clicked on the right way, it doesn't confuse your students in which reward they earned. The GIF selections are engaging and provide a little surprise for your students each time they earn a reward.

This is a student resource page with 15 accessible links for students to access when they are disregulated and in need of independent coping and calming strategies. The strategies include access to online coloring pages, an online kaleidoscope, podcasts for kids, affirmations, ocean sounds, live animal cameras, and more all in one place.

There are 47 categorized affirmations in both English and Spanish inspired by a list created by Parents with Confidence. These affirmations are on a google slide ready to present to your students, with your students reading or repeating the affirmation chorally. Present this in the morning or beginning of the period and at the conclusion of the day or period to help develop and improve the mental health of our kids. Present a new affirmation each day focusing on Confidence, Self-Love, Resilience

This product contains MAP RIT data charting, MAP strands data charting, MAP actions steps for reading and math for students to choose their goals, and a reflective component for students to analyze if they are completing their goals/action steps or not. Having goals/ actions already pre-made helps take some of the thinking out of goal-setting. Students read or are read to from a list of action steps, and they get to choose which ones may fit them.

This Google Slides template comes with 8 slides and was created with the intention to provide miniature anchor chart pictures for students to know what spaces around your classroom should LOOK LIKE. You simply take pictures with your phone, send them to you email, save them to your computer, then add the image to each slide. Then print them off and hang them in front of the spaces in your classroom. This allows students to self-assess their cleaning and organization. And, LESS work for you! You

There are 27 responsibilities in a table with 9 rows of 3, with two extra options in the Notes below the slides. You can laminate the poster and using a dry-eraser marker, write student numbers in each box. This saves so much time, since you do not have to move clips or Velcro. There is also a slide that can be attached to a google slide presentation where students review their responsibility/ job in the morning and at the end of the day. Furthermore, there is a checklist that a student can go t

This slide provides a template for students to record their gratitudes the first thing in the morning or class period. It is organized into 18 groups of five, for each day of the week for a full semester. There are ideas listed on the side of the slide for the teacher and/or students to use for brainstorming. Beginning a day thinking of the "good" is great for our social-emotional well-being. You can print this off for students to complete or use a digital version as well.

This is a singular page for students to track their own fluency in relation to benchmarks in the Fall, Winter, and Spring during the school year. This helps students know where they are and their growth throughout the year.