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This is a form you can use to communicate with parents in between report card periods. It lets the parent know their child's current strengths and areas for improvement.

One aspect of AVID strategies is SLANT, which helps students stay actively engaged in lessons. This poster reminds them what SLANT stands for when it comes to being an active learner: Sit up Lean forward Ask and answer questions Nod if you understand Talk when it's appropriate The fonts are KG All Things New and Hello Hot Diggity

This document helps students track their progress on math and science assessments. It is editable so you can add reading if you wish. It comes with a cover sheet and a goal setting sheet for students to help monitor their own progress.

This is an editable poster that can be used to motivate students to do their best on a test(s). You can edit anything on this poster to fit the incentive you would like to provide students.

This is an editable flyer to invite parents to an open house at school.

This is a poster template that can be edited to fit your incentive description. It was designed in Powerpoint and can be printed poster size. This is meant to get students excited for upcoming assessments/goals.

Here are exit tickets to administer at the end of a daily, weekly, or unit lesson to monitor student learning. Topics included are: Adding/subtracting within 1,000 Area & Perimeter Division Elapsed Time Fractions Geometry (2-D Shapes) Measuring mass

This download contains a title poster and four posters, each with a rule/expectation for flexible seating to be implemented and run smoothly. These posters help remind students how to use flexible seating correctly and to uphold the teacher's expectations.

This is a PowerPoint presentation you can use to thoroughly explain the Florida Standards Assessment (reading and math) to parents and/or newly hired teachers. This PowerPoint covers everything from the third grade retention law, the number and type of questions on the test(s), how the FSA is scored, what score is considered "proficient" and/or "passing", etc. The presentation takes about 30-40 minutes to present and is geared toward 3rd grade, however, most of the general information is applica