Study Learn Teach Repeat

This is four versions of the decision tree reflection sheets I use in my classroom. Of all of the reflection sheets I use I find these to be the most effective. Instead of having the student reflect on what they did wrong, these sheets have the student create a set of options they can choose from and analyze the possible consequences for each set of options. This can be done while the student is currently considering making a negative choice (for instance, I have had students complete a sheet wh

This graphic organizer is great for older students who need help organizing their thoughts.

This is a graphic organizer for middle school and early high school students. It would also be good for writing intervention through senior year of high school. Instead of just having a space for the introduction, first body paragraph, and so on, there are subsections within each paragraph for important elements like hooks, transition sentences, and cited sources. This organizer is two pages, with space left on the left for hole punching. There is also a notes section at the end of the document

This is a set of 24 brain break activities for upper elementary to middle school students. All brain breaks are on a circle with a corresponding circle that has a fire (energizing) or water droplet (relaxing) activity. You can cut out the activities and attach them to popsicle sticks so that students can easily choose an activity either on their own or when prompted. Included: - the 24 activities on ready-to-cut sheets - an explanation page that explains how students should complete activitie

This packet includes three versions of a vocabulary list for The Most Dangerous Game. The first sheet has 12 vocabulary terms with their definitions. The second and third each have either the terms or the definitions, so that students can fill in the missing information.