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When it came time for students to come back into the classroom during/after the pandemic, I knew that there would be some kids who had not attended a class in years. Realizing that there would be significant deficits in learning, I decided I needed to up my scaffolding game for the entire classroom. Below are printable anchor charts based on the Common Core standards for 8th-grade math. I have hit on all significant concepts that you would be expected to cover and provide in-depth examples and

Being that I teach a Project Lead The Way elective course (PLTW design and modeling) I found myself looking for ways to extend learning for students in my class, some of who had already taken the eelective before. I could not find a multiview sketching paper I was satisfied with, so I made my own. Multiview sketching is foundational to my elective course and one of the first things we learn. Having extra sketching paper handy is a must, especially for students who are struggling to understand t

I will be honest - I struggle to force my thinking into boxes and categories, but for some reason, there are always kids in the classroom who are DYING for a graphic organizer. This is a set of simple, editable printable graphic organizers for the following topics: sequence chart, informative writing, drawing conclusions, cause and effect, creating characters, story map, opinions, making predictions, timeline, 5 w's 1 h, plan your story. These would be great to leave with an article or short st

this is the 3rd iteration of the class syllabus I send home with students at the beginning of the year. I teach 5 different subjects, so I tweak and change graphics for each class. I have included a supplemental graphics page you may be interested in using for your different needs. Your school may have specific requirements as to what should be included in your class syllabus, which is why the template is made to be completely editable to meet your needs. Directions to export and print are incl

I created this resource for my middle schoolers as an introduction to using APA format when writing. I never understood as a teacher or a student why we teach MLA format when it is not used in college-level courses. This checklist goes over APA formatting rules, in-text citations, and the final reference page. It is completely, editable and can be printed or used digitally.Some teachers are divided on this subject, but I do not teach kids how to format or create citations when there are hundreds