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This is a daily behavioral point sheet I use in the middle school setting to help students manage their behavioral goals. Students carry it in a folder and the teacher in each bell completes it and initials- I total their points at the end of each day. Students earn a maximum of 3 points per objective per bell and have a daily percentage goal to meet to earn a reward. This works well with the ED Level System; I also use it with LD, AUT, and OHI students. It is easy to add or remove goals and

Perfect for walkabouts, small group activities, partner stations, and remediation! Features: Paired passages, compare/contrast, fact & opinion, point of view, characterization, author’s purpose, text structures/organizational pattern, figurative language, prediction, inferences, drawing conclusions, main idea, theme, poetry, & more! 45 questions (with answer key!) to spiral through a variety of skills that students struggle with! **Utilizes the font Dyslexie, which is specially designed for

Jeopardy Math Review Game with Sounds & Answers! Topics include Vocabulary, Ratios, Properties, Probability, Fractions, Decimals, Percents, and Money (Unit Cost, how much change, word application problems). 2 Daily Doubles & Final Jeopardy! Perfect for Middle School Math Review/Remediation- aligned with Virginia SOL's for 6th & 7th grade Directions: (Be sure to have your volume on!) Play slide show. Click on a dollar amount on the game board to go to that question. Once a student answers,

A fun and engaging new way to review! No Prep, just print & cut! 48 unique questions with answer key- 24 "Truth" (True/False) and 24 "Dare" (higher level thinking questions) Topics of focus include: plot structure/story elements, figurative language, poetry terms, root words and affixes, vocabulary, parts of speech, types of conflict, connotation/denotation. To play: Print and cut task cards, separating into “Truth” and “Dare” piles, with cards facedown. Tell students that “Truth” cards ar

Perfect for walkabouts, small group activities, partner stations, and remediation! 40 questions on task cards (with answer key!) that focus on developing vocabulary through multiple meaning words, synonyms/antonyms, root words, prefixes & suffixes, & a few bonus mixed review questions! **Utilizes the font Dyslexie, which is specially designed for students with Dyslexia and struggling readers! I plan to post some like a walkabout with partners, and utilize some for small group literacy s

Jeopardy Math Review Game with Sounds & Answers! This is the second of my Math Jeopardy Games, with more of a focus on 7th grade Math! Topics include Scientific Notation, Variables (substitution, write equation, verbal expressions, 1-step inequalities), Tax/Tip/Discount, % of a number, Probability, Quadrilaterals (classify, interior angles), & Surface Area & Volume of cylinders and rectangles 2 Daily Doubles & Final Jeopardy! Perfect for Middle School Math Review/Remediation- aligned with

I created a consequence map using picture prompts (ie. Boardmaker) to visually show appropriate and inappropriate behaviors during class. This clearly defines expectations and consequences for students, especially those on the Autism spectrum. I tape it to my students' desks and I can simply tap their choice to non-verbally remind them. I also included "Quiet Work Rules"- which I cut in half, laminate, and pass out or project during small group, partner, or independent work as a reminder of t

2 ROUNDS of a fun & exciting new math game that is sure to engage your students! Prep- just print and cut out the briefcases, task cards, and game board of your choice, and number envelopes 1-26! Directions for how to play are included- based on the hit TV show! Give your whole class whiteboards for total participation! 2 GAMES INCLUDED for 2 unique rounds with answer keys!! They'll want to play it again and again! 3 options for playing- choose whether your students can play for bonus po

Middle School English Grammar Review- Perfect for a 5-minute mini-lesson or warm-up to review for cumulative end of year tests! Very brief, meant to quickly spiral back and review key topics, especially in preparation for end of year state tests. I typically do one topic or a few slides in the first 5 minutes of my seventh grade English class to keep these skills fresh! Students can answer orally or on the smartboard, turn in exit tickets (most review topics have only 5-10 questions), or hold

54 Unique Math 6 Questions on Task Cards PART TWO with Answer Key! Aligned with Virginia SOLs! This is the second edition of my Jenga Math 6 Review! Check out my store for more games! I designed these questions to be used with Jenga (see picture)- either paint/color the ends of your Jenga pieces to match the task card colors, purchase the colored stacking tower game as shown, or simply use these task cards with a standard game board with a die or spinner! (I like to repurpose old game boards

Simple, printable, editable forms for quickly and easily gaining IEP input from general education teachers and parents! Just plug in your name, date, and email and print!

Jeopardy Math Review Game with Sounds & Answers! This is the third of my Math Jeopardy Games, with a specific focus on the 7th grade Math SOL topics of Probability, Statistics, Patterns, Functions, and Algebra! Topics include Scientific Notation, one & two step equations, one-step inequalities with graphing, proportions, probability (without replacement & fundamental counting principle), functions (complete a table, vertical line test, function vs. relation), verbal expressions, interpreting

2 Review Games for Life Science with the completed formal lesson plan I used for my most recent observation! 1 set of 24 task cards and answer key that I use for a "puzzle review game"- directions included in lesson plan. These task cards cover cell theory contributors, cell parts and functions, and a few review questions (variables, control and scientific method). 1 set (8 scrambled versions) of Cell Part Bingo! Just call out definitions for the various organelles, and students must correctl

2 identical sets of task cards to play a team game (25 cards each). Game instructions included on slide 1 (see preview). I use 2 sets of 25-piece puzzles and students earn pieces for correctly solving each problem! Answer key provided along with "Hints" to give in italics if the team needs them! Topics include Graphing, Area/Perimeter, Volume/Surface Area, Absolute Value, Inequalities, Proportions, Discount/Tax/Tip, Translation, Reflection/Transformation, Algebraic Expressions, Substitution

Jeopardy Colonies Review Game with Sounds & Answers! Focus: The student will demonstrate knowledge of the factors that shaped colonial America by a) describing the religious and economic events and conditions that led to the colonization of America; b) describing life in the New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Southern colonies, with emphasis on how people interacted with their environment to produce goods and services, including examples of specialization and interdependence; c) describing colonia

2 identical sets of task cards to play a team game (25 cards each). Game instructions included on slide 1 (see preview). I use 2 sets of 24/26-piece puzzles and students earn pieces for correctly solving each problem! Answer key provided along with "Hints" to give in italics if the team needs them! Topics include Square Roots, 1-step inequalities, proportions, Graphing, Volume/Surface Area, Circumference, Absolute Value, Proportions, Transformations, Percent of a number, Quadrilaterals, Un

Fully editable self-monitoring cards with Boardmaker prompts for your students to take more ownership of their behaviors! These "task cards" are designed to be taped to each student’s desk to enable them to self-monitor their behavior during each class period. Laminate or fully cover with packing tape! Students will use dry-erase markers to rate their behavior at the end of each bell/class. They can then be wiped off and re-used the following bell/class. The top section is for teacher/staff

54 Unique Math 6 Questions on Task Cards with Answer Key! Aligned with Virginia SOLs! I designed these questions to be used with Jenga (see picture)- either paint/color the ends of your Jenga pieces to match the task card colors, purchase the colored stacking tower game as shown, or simply use these task cards with a standard game board with a die or spinner! (I like to repurpose old game boards or print new ones!) They can also be used for walkabouts or small group and partner activities! W

Part 3 of 6th grade math review games! 2 identical sets of task cards to play a team game (25 cards each). Game instructions included on slide 1 (see preview). I use 2 sets of 25-piece puzzles and students earn pieces for correctly solving each problem! Can also be used as regular task cards! Answer key provided along with "Hints" to give in italics if the team needs them! Topics include Operations with mixed numbers, modeling equations, measures of central tendency, graphing, probability,

This is a modified Daily Behavioral Point sheet I created using Boardmaker pictures for a student with Autism. I use smiley face stickers in the squares- the student receives a sticker for each objective (from IEP) for each bell of the day. This motivates her to maintain her behavior throughout the day! I print this and put it in her traveling behavior folder she brings to her classes and tape a sheet of stickers beside it (stamps also work!) If she earns at least 25 of the 30 possible stick