TEACHing Exaltation

Starting a unit with eggs and chicks in your class? Use this to send to your families about expectations for students to follow

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A fun differentiated research activity with two versions. Great for science and springtime! The picture of the bluebonnet is my own artwork that I wanted to share with the TPT community. The bluebonnet picture was also the inspiration for creating this resource. Enjoy!

In today‘s world, it is important to have open communication as well as documentation. Anytime I started a new book unit with my high school students - even if it is was an approved book by the school district I liked to get permission from the parents. This is the same template I used to communicate with my families. Use this to help you find the right and professional wording to share what books you are reading with your classes.

Questions to help students research a book they read independently or with a class. Edit it to the objectives of your own classroom.

Great to help guide students on how to research a United States President. Students can then take the information from the outline and put it into a PowerPoint or poster. I also included an editable version to adjust the questions as the best fit for your classroom.

The substitute teacher template I use. I have gotten MANY compliments from subs that this is organized and helpful. You can edit it and make it your own according to what you teach.

functional reading and writing topics pertaining to a student's topic of interest. Students will look up the game schedule for their favorite baseball team on their website. Answer the following questions:

Editable questions for a state research l project.

This can be filled out to help students and the teacher to keep track of missing assignments.

A great writing activity to see where students are during the first few days of school. This is just a guide and can be changed however fits the classroom. Students will be excited to look back on the progress of their writing at the end of the school year and see how much they have grown as a person.

At the beginning of areading, I like to introduce the students to the type of genres. We learn about them and the decision about which ones we like best.

This is a great beginning-of-the-year writing assignment for Special Education High School students. There are three different versions depending on the ability of the individual. Level 1 containers fill in the blanks Level 3 contains a question and answer format. Level 3 has an outline to be able to write a 5 paragraph essay. This is a great way for students with different writing skills to be able to produce a writing assignment with a similar outcome. It also helps teach high school studen

This functional reading assignment is a great way to help students practice reading nutrition labels. This can be used as a task box, a guided assignment, or independent practice.

A great way for students to track their reading.

Teach students how to book flight tickets and read flight itineraries with this editable activity. For this assignment, I like to look up a flight schedule beforehand and print it out for students to look at it and answer the questions. Make it personable! Look up flights for places everyone wants to visit.

When it is someone's birthday they fill out this worksheet. This lets everybody in the class know something about them so they can write a personalized birthday card! Writing birthday cards is a special practice. It is something small but sure can bring Exaltation to someone knowing their birthday was remembered. This idea was started when the teachers on my team realized that some students' parents were unable to even celebrate their birthdays with them. One student went up to the teacher and