Progressive Pedagogy

This both a reference sheet and a graphic organizer for your unit on simplifying radicals. It covers simplifying, adding and subtracting, multiplying and dividing and rationalizing the denominator! My Students love putting using this graphic organizer in conjunction with their DeltaMath!

Introducing Progress Monitoring Data Tracking Sheets tailored for special education teachers, designed to streamline annual goal tracking through Google Sheets. Swift and user-friendly, these sheets are fully customizable to suit individual needs, ensuring effortless data entry. Visually engaging, they provide clear insights into areas of weakness relative to annual goals, empowering educators to make informed decisions. With everything pre-configured, educators can simply input data, facilitati

This is a wonderful activity to give your students during a project or more heavily weighted assignment. Often times our students do not have the tools to give proper feedback to their peers in a meaningful and productive way. This strategy is applicable for any subject an almost all grade levels. The S.P.A.R.K. method is actionable, easy to understand, structured, and gives your students the confidence to provide feedback that isn't just "I like it." From the author:" My stronger writers say t

Full Body Systems Project From start to finish! This project is so much fun and lasts about a week to a week and a half. Instead of lecturing your students on all the systems in the human body, have them research and teach each other! This resource includes: A detailed project overviewA grading breakdown and grading rubricA worksheet to help them get started with their researchA graphic organizer chart for the students to use while they listen to each other's presentations. A timeline and learn

Are you done with state testing and need a long form project to work on with your students that is completely hands off and useful to them next year? This is a THREE WEEK long end of the year project that summarizes all the core units of Algebra 1, in a student-made, easy to reference guide. This BIG end of the year project is a perfect way to say goodbye to your students while also reminding them of all the incredible things they accomplished during the school year. The "Algebra 1 Textbook" is

This is an amazing hands off project for your students to work on during their statistics unit. I often replace our end of unit test with this project, and make it a take-home assessment so they are doing most of the work for homework, but you could easily build it into your class periods! Students will be required to: come up with a survey topic determine population, sample, and questionsgather the data and turn it into a scatterplotdetermining the line of best fitresidualscorrelation coeffic

Make independent reading time more engaging and meaningful with this interactive Digital Reading Log designed for Google Slides™! Perfect for upper elementary and middle school classrooms, this activity helps students reflect on their reading, track their progress, and celebrate their favorite books all in one fun, digital space. Inside this resource, students will find: ✏️ Guided Reflection Pages with sentence starters to support thoughtful responses A Digital Library Shelf where students

Your students will never forget this wonderful intro to science lab safety! As the first "experiment" of the year, have students practice lab safety by handling many pieces of lab equipment, without many of them knowing they are just brewing tea! Includes a colorful PDF worksheet with directions, intro, materials, procedures, as well as post lab questions and an extension. Also included is an editable google doc of the same information! Happy Sciencing!

A set of worksheets to introduce all 11 systems in the human body! I like to use these as introduction notes for everyday we introduce a new body system and then supplement my student's notes with other activities in between. They work great as a packet or structured guided notes to give to students as you move through the unit. My 8th graders love the graphic design elements! Each worksheet includes: - Warm up: What I know, What I wonder- Space to write down the function of the system- How that

Hello! A fun way to engage in adaptations discussion with your science class! This activity is perfect for students in your Life Science and Living Environment courses who are just starting their Diversity of Life Units. It was designed to take about 90 minutes (two full class periods). Use the two-page worksheet included OR the editable google doc! I love this activity because I can modify it easily depending of the needs of my students. You can make it more rigorous by adding more elemental pa

UPDATED!NEW AND IMPROVED GRAPHC ORGANIZER!!!Over the past two years I have tweaked the graphic organizer to include better steps to simplifying exponential expressions. I hope you enjoy!Laws of exponents Guided notes/Reference Sheet and graphic organizer. This is a great resource for your students who need a step by step method to solving operation with with exponents or simplifying expressions with exponents.

R.A.C.E.R. Writing Resource SheetSupport your students in mastering the art of structured responses with this compact, double-sided R.A.C.E.R. Writing Resource Sheet! Designed for seamless use across all four core subjects—Math, Science, Social Studies, and ELA—this half-sheet guide breaks down each step of the R.A.C.E.R. strategy (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Revisit) in clear, concise terms tailored to each discipline.On the front side, you'll find subject-specific breakdowns to guide stu

This digital teacher planner has everything you need to stay organized and successful during this school year! With a modern and alternative design, it was made for teachers who are design oriented! It is portrait style unlike other planners, so you can use it to take real-time data during class. Dated from September 2022 to August 2023 and contains clickable tabs to navigate on any note taking app (Goodnotes, Noteability, etc.) as well as the ability to be uploaded onto a google platform incas

My 8th grade students love the updated style of this word wall, especially since we live in New York City! I like to post these vocabulary words on our word wall gradually as we move through each unit and as each word becomes more relevant to the concepts we are studying. Words include: ExpressionSlope-Intercept form of a lineEquationDomain & RangeTermVariableCoordinate PlaneSlopeY-interceptVertex FormQuadratic EquationExponential FormParabolaLiteral Equation...and many more!!!The first 6 pages

A super fun way to review ANY kind of material during a test! I have used this for Math Primarily, but can be adjusted for any subject. Student can work together, show their work on each slide, and provide informal assessment before a test. This is a TEMPLATE for an activity, you can input any assessment questions you want to use and it will work for this activity!This scavenger hunt works great for virtual learning but can also be integrated into the classroom as a group or independent activity

Bright, Graphic Design Centric non verbal hand signal posters for your classroom!Includes 5 hand signals and a title card:Thumbs Up- Ready to move on Hand raise- I have a questionFingers crossed- Bathroom/waterTwo fingers- I need a pencilthree fingers- I need helpNon-Verbal hand signals allow students to communicate their needs without drawing attention to themselves or interrupting instruction! This is especially beneficial for students who have trouble with executive functioning skills! Wonder

A wonderful, easy to read graphic organizer when introducing laws of exponents. This version is free to use. A great print out for your students to put in their binder, or for you to laminate as a reference sheet for small groups! Looks great in color or black and white. I hope you enjoy this product!

A great graphic organizer for students who are working on expressions and equations in math and getting confused with what process they should use! Includes example problems as well as blank boxes for you to show exemplar work. Easily cut down in order to fit in an interactive notebook!

Just a fun getting to know you worksheet for your students during the first weeks of school. This product contains an editable google slide that you can print out, and a PDF that is specific to 8th grade and NY. The Worksheet has: "Favorites" sectionName and pronounsS.M.A.R.T. Goal writing section"Would you rather" classroom learning stylesPlus more!

Back to School Freebie!! Kermit the Frog poster for your classroom :) 18x24 inches