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These editable google forms are a great paperless way to consistently check in with your students and build social emotional learning into your curriculum! Assign them at the beginning and end of the week to increase student engagement and encourage self-reflection. Students will rank their feelings & energy levels, reflect on classwork, and practice self-care planning. Create a routine with your students that builds relationships and makes space for SEL in any subject area! Go paperless this

This clear and simple lesson plan template is perfect for every classroom! Not only is it substitute-friendly, it can be adapted for any lesson, grade level, subject, or standard. With space for Common Core Standards, Learning Objectives, and Differentiation, this minimalist template provides clarity and efficiency when preparing for your lessons. Included Files:PowerPoint, PDF, Microsoft Word Document Edit, print, and enjoy! =====================================================================

Google Forms is a quick, easy, and stress-free way to keep track of all your classroom library books! This resource includes two EDITABLE Google Forms for students to check-out and return texts. This resource also includes a printable sign you can post in your classroom library to remind students how to check-out & return books! Make keeping track of classroom books stress-free! Google Forms allows teachers to access book check-out & return logs as Google Sheets documents. This makes organiz

This bundle of 6 EDITABLE Google Forms will help keep you and your students stay organized throughout the school year! Google Forms are a great resource for both in-person and online learning because they organize & export data easily- saving you headaches! With forms such as reading interest inventories and student check-ins, finding responses quickly for lesson planning is a must. These Google Forms remove the stress of locating past data because you can export survey responses to Google She

Get to know your students' reading habits and preferences with this editable Google Form! This Reading Interest Inventory is an organized place for you to gather information about your students' reading habits, interests, and areas for growth in the subject of reading. Students also identify specific goals they will set for themselves during their reading journeys! Go paperless this year! Whether you're online or in-person, less paper is always a plus! Included:Editable Google Form: 13 Questions

This fun ESL quiz is a great activity for any food ESL/EFL unit! Use this Google Form as a formative assessment to help increase language acquisition of fruits & vegetable English vocabulary. Helpful visuals illustrate the vocabulary terms and how they fit into categorized groups. I used this activity with ESL I students ranging from 9th-12th grade. The "which does not belong?" strategy asks students to pick out which food item does not belong in the pictured group. With this technique, studen