Rosshalde Pak

Great resource for ESL Teachers! As an ESL teacher, I used this daily to help me make sure I was on track. It's also great to give a copy to mainstream teachers, aides, and anyone else who might be teaching the students. I also kept a copy of each class's weekly schedule, so that I could give those to my Principal when they were requested.

A writing rubric for either elementary school-aged students or for beginning writers. By letting your early writers know what the expectations are, then you are letting them know what is needed of them - which gives students a better chance for success. The rubric focuses on CUPS - Capitals, Usage (grammar), Punctuation, and Spelling. The rubric allows for you to give 2 assessments to each student. This rubric is based on 6 key areas and is worth a possible 30 points.

This is a form that students can use when they need to use the restroom or get a drink of water. In elementary and middle school, valuable teaching time can be taken up with students constantly asking to go to the restroom. To eliminate that, as well as encourage my students to be more mature and act responsibly - I created this chart. Students can go to the restroom as they need, filling out the chart accordingly. I kept all of the completed papers and saved them to discuss with students,

Quick note, from teacher to teacher, about missed homework assignments. Useful for any grade level or any student need.