Walker Weekly Learning

This is a good tool to use as a special education teacher or a general education teacher. This is a good way for me to better understand my students, and for the students to better understand their learning needs.

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

A teacher resource beneficial for guided reading binders. The reading levels and benchmark criteria is aligned to Fountas and Pinnell.

Aligned to the book Fact vs. Opinions vs. Robots By Bridget HeosIncludes 9 robots provided with facts and opinions, and one blank page for students to make their own.

The template includes important information for participants in the birth are clear on the plan. Click the link below to learn more about completing a birth plan. http://www.strongerhappierhealthierconfident.com/2018/03/creating-birth-plan.html Template Includes: - Mother and Father's information - contact information - medical information - post delivery clearance - pain management - father involvement - postpartum - In case of a C-Section - List of Relaxation Techniques you would

I use this to prepare for parent-teacher conferences. I fill out part of it, so that I can cover the information on the sheet. Then I add notes to it as I talk to the parents. At the end, a parent signs the bottom of the sheet to show that we discussed the following information. Then I I make a copy for the parents to take home, and I keep the original for future reference.

Fun for all ages.Print, decorate, and write what you hope or wish for the new year. On the band4 Premade New Year’s Eve Phrases1 blank hat to create your ownUse premade headband straps or make your own.

I use this after spring break, to help prepare my first grade students for the responsibilities of second grade. Front Page: Place for them to write down homework or reminders, place for student to check off what they have completed, and a spot for parents to initial. Below is where the students can write down their spelling words (Words Their Way), so that they will always have it with them. Page 2: (back) A place for students to reflect how their week was. This is where I can see how my

A child transitioning from kindergarten to first grade can be difficult. More responsibilities, and different forms of homework. In order to help my parents to keep on track, and understand the clear expectations of weekly homework, I have made this form. This was used for the first half of the school year. I will post what I used the second half of the school year soon! Homework: Read and study Words Their Way Spelling Words each night Points: Correlated to Class Dojo Page 1. Form for

Finding a good daycare is difficult. I have created a spreadsheet of questions to have ready for finding a good daycare, nanny, or babysitter. Follow the blog at: http://www.strongerhappierhealthierconfident.com/2018/03/what-to-ask-when-looking-for-daycare.html to learn more about how to find the daycare right for you and your little one.

I have created special days devoted to self care. This was made as a starting point, and a way to hold you accountable. It is more important now more than ever to take care of our mental and physical health during "Shelter in Place." Continue to follow the CDC guidelines, and take care of yourself!

If you have a parent who is in the process of getting their child evaluated for a possibly disability outside of school, you can hand them this handout. This is a list of questions, they they should ask their health provider, so that they get all of the information.

6 types of co-teaching Shows how often to use each type of co-teaching.

Testing monitoring form to document start and stop times. This is helpful when dividing students for small groups or 1:1 testing (write the students' names to give to test proctor.).

Cat face templateGreat for the GoNoodle, “Cat Party.”Fun End of the Year ActivityFun for early childhood kiddos

Practicing SubtractionMath application practiceGreat for class competition or just for fun.Grades K-4 (Level subtraction problems)

I use the parent survey to get to know my students, parents, and have important contact information all in one location.

Form to organize information about your guided reading groups.