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Free 5th grade service learning microsofts
100 Acts of Kindness - Editable
It's that time of year again! Time for the 100th Day of School and Valentine's Day! One of the things that confounded me for a few years was how to acknowledge and celebrate the 100th Day of School and Valentine’s Day when they so often occur close to one another (if not on the same day! My desire to find a way to combine these two special days resulted one year in 100 Acts of Kindness. It keeps us thinking about 100, but it also encourages thoughtful actions in service to others. Valentine card
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K - 6th
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Prewritten IEP Goals and Objectives using Progress Monitoring
This Word document is full of goals for math, reading fluency, reading comprehension, and written expression. These are aligned to the AIMSweb progress monitoring tool we use in our classroom. These are great to copy and paste into any IEP writing software.
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1st - 12th
Student Council Application
Here is a detailed application for students interested in joining a school student council. The application requires feedback from the student and their parent/guardian.
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3rd - 12th
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Kindness Calendar Freebie 2021
This holiday season my hope is to spread kindness all across the country. Please share this calendar with your teacher friends. Print them out and pass around your school! Teachers are magnificent role models for their students. Lets be a perfect display of how to be kind and giving. The calendar has ideas completed for random acts of kindness. The words are editable, so you are welcome to write out your own ideas to fit your classroom. The calendar fits the school dates between Thanksgiving and
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PreK - 12th
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Welcome Letter to Parents
Use this template to create a fun, eye-catching, and unique classroom welcome letter to new students and families. Edit the text or add your own to personalize the document. This document is designed to be used by both student-teachers and classroom teachers.
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PreK - 12th
Lighting Up the World with Kindness
I’m so excited about starting this with my class next week. After we discuss acts of kindness as a class, I will pass out the following handout for students to take home to show their parents. I will be printing TONS of light blubs templates and setting them a common area in my classroom. Each day, students who complete an act of kindness will write their name and summarize what they did on a paper light blub and turn it in to our class ‘Turn in bin’. At the end of each day, I will display the l
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PreK - 12th
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Student Leadership Qualities Google SlideShow with video clips
Student Leadership Qualities Google Slide Show*compatible with third-sixth grade -6 slidesslide 1-Objectives: *Identify qualities of a good leader. *Demonstrate leadership skills.*Recognize that the successful completion of responsible tasks as a leader can develop a sense of self-confidenceslide 2-video clip/leadership questionsslide 3-leadership qualitiesslide 4-video clip/awesome leaderslide 5-self reflectionslide 6-show your learning
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3rd - 6th
Special Education Life Skills Back to School Parent Survey
This survey allows the parent of a Special Needs student to document the parent contact information as well as key information describing their child such as fears, likes, dislikes, reinforcers, triggers, etc. This survey is a handy reference tool for teachers to share with other related services educators who interact with the student such as Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Speech Pathologists, and others.
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PreK - 12th
*FREE* IEP Goal Tracking Template using Google Docs
Simply add your student's names and list IEP goals on page 1. Then begin a running log of progress towards goals. Share with paras, service providers, and admin to add additional notes! Present these at IEP meetings to parents to show student growth over time!
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PreK - 12th
Saying Good Morning Social Story
This is a short social story about saying "Good morning". It is a power point that can be shown as a slideshow or printed out and drawn on to make personal. It is great for children with autism or social needs!
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PreK - 5th
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ANGRY? STOP THINK RESIST ANGER MANAGEMENT CLASS
ANGRY? STOP THINK RESIST ANGER MANAGEMENT lets you know right from the title, what it is that you need to do to control Anger. This fast-paced Anger Management class focuses on key
Issues that will cause the student to re-think the situation and the response.
Each point can be used as a topic for a much more in-depth session.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Bullying Prevention: Stop the Bullying Now!
This 30 minute power-point is good for a teacher discussion/workshop on bullying. It can also be shown to an auditorium of students. It is a good reminder of the enormous problem bullying has become.It is actually now a global problem!
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3rd - 12th, Staff
Free School Counselor Etiquette Lessons for Elementary School
Miss Charming Gumdrop’s
Guide to Etiquette & Good Manners
Teach Children the Basics of Etiquette & Good Manners with Miss Charming Gumdrop and Creative Counseling 101!
Get free lesson plans on etiquette and good manners from Creative Counseling 101.com. We have over 800 pages on school counseling techniques and activities.
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PreK - 5th
Veteran's Day Mini-Lesson
Veteran's Day is one that is very important to our country and a day that we try to express the importance of to our students. In the middle school, there are students who have many different views of the day and understand the meaning, but they are not always sure how to express their feelings on the topic. The Veteran's Day Mini Lesson is a way for students to express their thoughts through a discussion and individually in their letter to a veteran.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
iPromise: Civic Responsibility Pledge Form
This is a pledge form to help students learn more about being responsible within their community. Each student chooses a responsibility that is important to him/her and completes a pledge form promising to perform that service. It can be as simple as "I promise to pick up trash when I see it," to "I promise to do my homework on the issues and vote in every election."
Great to hang up. I used this in my 7th grade US History class during our lesson on Citizenship and the Constitution.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
REFUGEE Fundraising for UNICEF
After reading Refugee by Alan Gratz, engage your students in some meaningful fundraising. This free resource could not be easier to use!
Grades:
5th - 8th
Special Education Failure Reduction Plan for Students (PK-12)
This document will help you and your department with documenting students with disabilities who are failing their academic/elective course content. The document can be completed by the teacher prior to any scheduled failure ARD meetings.
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PreK - 12th
IEP Goal Matrix
Matrix for students IEP goals. EDITABLE so that you can enter the goal, and where/how it is addressed across various subjects.
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PreK - 9th
Personality Inventory
This is a quick activity to do with kids to have them assess their personality and character. Students are given a list of character traits and must evaluate how they use each one in their life. This is a great character education lesson!
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5th - 12th
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Twenty First Century Skills/ Process Skill Assessment Rubric
Use this rubric to assess students' growth in Twenty First Century Skills (process skills) during project-based learning, problem-based learning, product development, or general class activities. The rubric assesses creativity, critical thinking, interpersonal skills, communication, and research. An open area for written feedback is also provided.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
IEP Draft Template
Here's a perfect IEP draft outline for special education teachers to fill out before they put their draft in Sesis or IEP direct.
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4th - 6th
9/11 Parent Interview
In order to fully understand the events of 9/11 and how they continue to shape our current political environment, it is important for students to talk to adults about their experiences. This worksheet is a series of questions guiding students through this conversation.
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4th - 12th
Kindness Club Permission Letter
Have you started a Kindness Club in your school? This is a great permission letter for parents. This was designed for elementary school students. It includes a cut off portion at the bottom for parents to give their approval or disapproval and sign. The top portion is editable for you to put time/date information.
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1st - 5th
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