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Do you have 20 different students in your classes with 20 different IEPs and 504s? Use this chart to keep track of all the modifications and accommodations you need to be implementing in your lessons. I keep two copies-- one for lesson planning at home (to make sure I plan ahead and have all the supports I need in place) and one to keep on my clipboard for reference during the day. **Of course make sure you keep this information CONFIDENTIAL and protect your students' privacy!

Connect your study of astronomy to real-life science with this online activity. This worksheet has links for students to visit with interactives for learning more about Mars and the Mars Rover program from NASA, followed by questions for them to answer that will allow them to stay on-task during computer time, and summarize their knowledge. Depending on your school's level of computer access, this activity can be completed 1) as a homework assignment, 2) as a group lab activity in the media ce

This worksheet is a great quick homework assignment or quiz for helping students make a connection between what they've learned about forces of weather and an actual weather forecast. They will demonstrate understanding of what causes the weather phenomena we observe in every day life.

This document includes t-charts for science review as well as instructions for how to use them as a fun study activity. The activity is designed for stations, but instructions are also included for how to do it in pairs, and it can also be done individually. If you're looking for a way to assess student understanding of concepts that allows them to move around and use their hands instead of sitting and taking a quiz, this is the activity for you. Perfect for the kinesthetic learner or the st