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Do your students struggle with writing a constructed response? Teach them to RAP! Print smaller versions for individual students or print poster size to hang as an anchor chart.

I created this problem reporting sheet to encourage my students to try to be problem-solvers themselves before coming to me. The sheet asks students to tell how they feel, what happened to make them feel that way, and let the teacher know what they did to try to solve the problem. The emotions clip art in this product are a product of Sarah Pecorino Illustrations. She is the sole creator and owner. She has beautiful work, please check out her page at: Sarah Pecorino Illustrations

In preparation for my state’s end of year testing (the SAGE), I was struggling teaching my students how to approach the writing portion of the test. I knew that their writing was a little weak, but couldn’t find a resource exactly like I wanted; I couldn’t find the perfect tool to help them. They were struggling with knowing what to write, who the audience was, and fulfilling the exact task of the prompt. This flow chart provides students with a map to follow to help them remain focused on the

Use this self-evaluation to help your students conduct student-lead parent teacher conferences. Your students will be encouraged to reflect on their behavior and study habits in class. They will report their current grade and why they are getting that grade. The students will then relay that information to their parents during a conference!

Use this mini book to teach or review the parts of speech. This parts of speech mini book can be used as a reference for each of the following: nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, prepositions, and pronouns. Each page is designated to one of the parts of speech and provides a definition and examples. It's easy to cut out and staple together. The format is easy for students to read and use. Fonts are from The Animated Teacher

This booklet hits ALL of the 6th grade Common Core Standards. The booklet comes with 18 student pages and some teacher instructions. The booklet can be used in a variety of ways and can be used with ANY text!

Brightly colored and black and white posters for 57 Greek and Latin roots. Posters include the root, the root definition, an example word with that root and it's definition, and example words in the same root family. Please download the preview file for a list of the roots included, as well as a preview of what each poster looks like. I love teaching Greek and Latin roots. I also love brightly colored posters to hang around my classroom. The posters were created for just that; to use in m

Analyze your WIDA ACCESS 2.0 data all on one sheet of paper! Set a goal and then determine if your students have met that goal! Look at data by grade level, domain, and there's even a graph to chart growth!

This mini booklet will provide your students with a quick reference about what perspective is, as well as the different types of point of view. This booklet includes: perspective, first person, second person, third person omniscient, third person objective, and third person omniscient.