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Before completing a transition portion of an IEP, I would make sure that I had completed this elementary career interest inventory with the student. This allows me to ask them a line of questioning that allows me to better understand their interests. As I ask them the questions, I write down their responses, not only to see what area of career they would be interested in, but also to analyze their communication skills. As a general education teacher this is great to use for "College and Career

Early Childhood Developmental Standards / skills from Infant to Kindergarten (Indiana Standards). This document provides a cohesive view of the development of a student from the infant stage to kindergarten in the following developmental categories: - English Language Arts / Written and Verbal Communication - Math - Social Emotional - Approaches to Play and Learning (Behavior) - Science - Social Studies - Creative Arts - Physical Health and Growth

Lesson Plans for 180+ Days of Morning Meetings. Morning Meetings follows the 5 Social-Emotional Learning Components: Self-Awareness, Relationship Skills, Social Awareness, Self Management, and Responsible Decision Making. Includes: - How to adjust to eLearning - Visuals - Project Ideas - Book Recommendations for each SEL Component and Holidays ** Check out Bundle!!! It includes more resources and visuals.

Headbands for grade level parades“Balloons Over Broadway”Blank Headband

K-6 Guided Reading Focus Skills Charts. They are good to utilize in a guided reading binder, individual students, a whole class, or as a resource to share with parents. The focus skills are aligned with the Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading Levels. Included: - Kindergarten Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - First Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart ( 5 pages) - Second Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - Third Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - Fourth Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart

Activities that introduce Holidays Around the World to Grades 1-3. Great for in person or virtual instruction.  Includes:  Book Recommendations7+ Activity Ideas for each holiday “My Holidays’ Book.” Includes: Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Diwali, Las Posadas, St. Lucia, Day of Epiphany, Christmas in Germany, and Christmas in U.S.A.Flag coloring pages2 Venn Diagram Formats

For Elementary Chapter Book ReadersBook Genre DescriptorsBook Genre Interest InventoryList of book series recommendations

During a time where many festivals, fairs, and public gatherings are cancelled due to COVID-19, I have created a fun Fair Activities that you can easily implement in the comfort of your own home. Activities are developmentally leveled for ages 1-6, but many games all ages would enjoy. I hope these activities bring you and your family JOY! Includes: - Activity Map - Food Ideas - Book Recommendations - Farm Visuals - 6 Activities - Additional Ideas

Responsible Decision Making is one of the 5 Social-Emotional Learning components. Decision Making is something that is difficult to teach, but should be discussed at home and in the classroom. These graphic organizers take students through the steps of making responsible decisions. Steps of Responsible Decision Making: 1. Identify the Problem 2. Analyze the Situation 3. Responsibility 4. Reflection Includes: - 3 graphic organizer formats aligned to different skill levels - editable for you

For Grades K-3Great activity to discuss gratitude or prior to Thanksgiving break.2 leveled formats: list making and personal thankful book.Aligned with “The Thankful Book,” by Todd Parr.Aligned with the social-emotional component self-awareness:

K-6 Guided Reading Focus Skills Charts. They are good to utilize in a guided reading binder, individual students, a whole class, or as a resource to share with parents. The focus skills are aligned with the Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading Levels. Included: - Kindergarten Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - First Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart ( 5 pages) - Second Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - Third Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart (5 pages) - Fourth Grade Blank Focus Skills Chart (

Guided Reading student progress monitoring forms. Aligned to Fountas and Pinnell Reading Levels. There is a chart that is a good visual to share with parents / conferences and a blank chart for students to chart their progress. Included: K-6: Reading Levels Chart reasonable expectations for 3 and 4 benchmarks. Blank chart to use with students. (4 pages) Kindergarten: Reading Levels Chart reasonable expectations for 3 and 4 benchmarks. Blank chart to use with students. (3 pages) First Grade:Read

Used in order to start discussions, and understanding of book talks in the elementary classroom. Page 1: cover page Page 2: genre, author, rate, recommend Page 3: Draw and write setting Page 4: Draw and write characters Page 5: Draw and write beginning Page 6: Draw and write middle Page 7: Draw and write ending Page 8: Draw and write favorite part of the book Page 9: Draw and write least favorite part to the book

There’s a leprechaun on the loose! For Grades 2-3Book recommendations to set up series of activities20 math task cards (adding and subtracting within 100 mental math)20 spelling task cards (vowel teams and word endings)1 stem leprechaun tasks cards.3 Letters from a Leprechaun setting up each activityStudent Recording Sheets for each set of task cardsset of blank task cards if you want to make your ownAnswer Keys

Identify Frames support the Social-Emotional Learning Component of Self-Awareness. It is a great way for students to understand and accept themselves and others individuality. Great for grades K-6. Easy to adapt for eLearning. Includes: - Personality Identity Frame (EX: kind, friendly, religion, quiet, etc.) - Visual Identity Frame (EX: hair color, skin color, eye color, moles, freckles, etc.) - Future Identity Frame (EX: future job/aspirations, characteristics, and descriptive words that desc

Aligns with the Social-Emotional Component of Self-Management. These graphic organizers are great for class or individual student goals. They allow you to set goals, progress monitor, and create action plans. 3 formats to adhere to 3 different skill levels. Includes: - K-6 Goal Setting Forms (3 formats) - Progress Monitoring Forms / Check-In - Action Plans - Easily adaptable for eLearning

Community Service / Outreach Project for grades K-6. A Month long project that can start around MLK day and end at the end of February. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream of a better world. Where all people are created equal and have the same freedoms and liberties. This project allows your class to have the opportunity to make the school, community, state, country, or world a better place!  Includes: - Information About the Project - Created Timeline - Blank Timeline - Circle of Aware

This structured research project or “Genius Hour” is great for Black History Month or any time of year. This systematic approach to research projects or “Genius Hour” provides educators a clear way to introduce research and learn about African American figures. This is great for grades K-4, and is easily transitioned from the classroom and virtually. Includes: Example of a Timeline for ProjectList of Famous African American Figures aligned to literature available on Epic and Raz-KidsInitial Ques

K-4 Identifying Emotions Printable Books - Easy to make - 3 formats: Tracing, Drawing, Writing and Drawing - Follows the Social Emotional Learning Component: Self-Awareness - Great for in service or eLearning Includes: - 3 leveled Identifying Emotions Books - Instructions to Make - Ideas on How to Implement - List of characteristics describing each emotion - Covers 5 emotions: Happy, Sad, Mad, Frustrated, Scared

While many people are unable to leave their house here is a 6-Day "staycation." You will travel to some of the top spring break family destinations according to U.S. News. This can bring some joy or a welcome distraction to families during these trying times. Families can go at their own pace, and do as much or as little as they want. There are virtual activities, crafts, food recommendations, and more! Included: - Vacation Itinerary - Extension Activities - Day 1: San Diego, CA (2 stops)