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Looking to incorporate student choice into your classroom using a no-prep, ready-to-go method? Want to add performance assessments rather than multiple choice? Using this choice board, students will demonstrate their knowledge on American Reconstruction using two different methods and topics of their choice. Students will choose one project from each section, and turn both parts into you! Use for focused time in the class while you work with small groups, extra credit, or a final formative a

Quickly list out your weekly plan resource by resource as you prepare for the week with this homeschooling planner. Younger kids feel a sense of accomplishment checking off the boxes, and older students can use it to manage time and tasks independently. Type your resource name into the left column, and you are ready to go! You can type your lessons into the boxes, or print it blank and use it to document what you do each day.

Students are living in a historic time period! Help them decipher 3 student news stories at home, and then write their own primary resource about what their family is experiencing during this time! Available as a pdf for upload to website or as a google document.

Editable homeschool planner page for 2 children! Use individual leveled subject areas for child 1 in the blue section and child 2 in the pink section. Use the green section for any family-style subjects you teach. Includes 2 pages for back-to-back printing if you desire.

Have you discovered your students don't really know HOW to study properly for a test... they just keep re-reading their textbooks over and over? This one-slide powerpoint (which can be printed off as a handout) can be used to help your students understand different methods for reading text and notes to study for tests. Feel free to modify as needed!