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High school problem solving calculus classroom forms for Google Apps
Form for Extra Credit Assignments and Requests - Back to School - Digital, Print
Manage extra credit assignments and prevent last-minute requests! This editable extra credit application is suitable for any subject area. Introduce this form during the back-to-school season or at the start of the new semester. Includes a digital form for Google Classroom®!Included with this Form for Extra Credit Assignment Requests:✏️ Editable Extra Credit Form - Digital & PrintMetacognitive prompts to encourage goal setting and proactive learningPrompts to request suggestions for extra cr
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9th - 12th
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THINK Sheet in Spanish | Secondary Students | From Disruption to Self-Induction
Have this THINK Sheet on hand BEFORE you have the need to diffuse disruptive behavior in your classroom. With this tool, the student will:identify their disruptive behaviorunpack a previous event which may have caused the behaviorexplain the situation in their own wordsidentify who was affected and howestablish a call to action for the next time a similar situation arisesoffers 2 possible consequences for the disruptive behaviorobserve and record in writing the class at work without disruptionw
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6th - 12th
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Theme and Main Idea Maze- Answer Key Included
Finding and understanding the theme and/or the main idea in a work of literature can be a difficult concept for students to grasp (even high schoolers!) Updated to include a Google Slide Version! Use this as a fun pre-assessment, supplemental activity, and bell ringer.⭐ Use as an assessment to gage student understanding⭐ Give to fast finishers to complete⭐ Homework⭐ Have students work on the maze in pairs or groups⭐ Can be used remotely ⭐ Answer Key included
Grades:
4th - 12th
Upper Grades Behavior Accountability Forms | Behavior Data Collection
This Behavior Accountability Form encourages accountability for student's actions or choices while also serving as behavior tracking form or data collection. - Student fills out form after a behavior incident has occurred- Encourages accountability and allows students to reflect on their actions- Completed forms can be used as behavior tracking or data collection saving teachers time and energy- Completed forms can be also be shared with parents during parent conferencesIncludes a printable vers
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5th - 9th
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Solving Equations Bank Heist
This self-grading activity will allow students to practice solving equations. It is great as homework, classwork, or for distance learning. This should only be used after students know how to solve equations, use the distributive property, and combine like terms.
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7th - 9th
THINK Sheet for Secondary Students | From Disruption to Self-Induction!
Have this THINK Sheet on hand BEFORE you have the need to diffuse disruptive behavior in your classroom. With this tool, the student will:identify their disruptive behaviorunpack a previous event which may have caused the behaviorexplain the situation in their own wordsidentify who was affected and howestablish a call to action for the next time a similar situation arisesoffer 2 possible consequences for the disruptive behaviorobserve and record in writing the class at work without disruptionwr
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6th - 12th
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The Discriminant of Quadratic Equation Algebra 1 Lesson 2
This GOOGLE SLIDES Lesson is great for Distance Learning or Classroom Teaching Quadratic Equations (Algebra 1 Curriculum ).The lesson is ready for your teaching in a classroom, for homelearning, or distance learning. Also, we've created the lesson for students who are preparing for Cambridge Exam in Maths as a revision. It is the second lesson in the series of the lessons about Solving Quadratic Equation.This resource contains some Theory Points, Example of solving, 20 slides with questions, 20
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Quadratic Equations Quadratic Formula The Discriminant Bundle
Derivatives of Trigonometry Functions Quiz Google Forms Calculus
Are you looking for an easy way to see if your students can do derivatives of trigonometric functions? These 10 questions relate to the derivative of all six trig functions for Calculus. This Google Form no prep quiz autogrades to save you time.These tasks are fill in the blank and are self grading for immediate feedback. Students will type in ^2 for the squared symbol. 10 questions relating to trigonometric functions. Includes all six functions as well as four that are simple problems working b
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: AP® Calculus Bundle Graphic Organizers | Projects | More
Behavior Think Sheet- Digital Google Form
Get students involved in thinking through their behavior and coming up with logical consequence that makes sense for everyone! Students will recap what happened objectively, explain why it happened, what they were trying to accomplish, what consequence makes sense, and how they will better cope next time. Edits possible!
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5th - 12th
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Weekly Behavior Point Chart - Google Doc
This behavior point chart is used to manage problem behavior. It is editable so you can change the goals as needed. At the beginning of the week, the student thinks of their goal for the week and it is written/typed at the top. If the student makes his/her goal, reward! If not, they have points (data) to reflect on and strive to beat. This can be used as a Tier I and Tier II behavior intervention. ABIT/PBIS friendly!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Morning Check-In: Are You Ready For School? A quick, private digital assessment
Every morning your students come in with stressors from home, school, and community. While these stressors impact their ability to engage in their own learning and sometimes the learning of others, there are a variety of strategies and interventions that can help a student stay regulated throughout the day. The first step is assessing their needs before classes start for the day. This can be done quickly, and privately through this google form. Each morning students can fill this out, givin
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4th - 12th
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No Passes Till Passing - Behavior Management Strategy
This template was used to assist students who were failing in class. In order to receive hall passes, they must improve their grade. Simple. This form was given to students to have parents sign. It is a great way to regulate hall passes.
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2nd - 12th
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Focus and Effort Monitor
Use this chart to help students to monitor their focus during independent work time. It is best to teach them to self monitor during group work first, until they are using it on their own to self regulate their focus and work effort. This chart is a great way for students to build ownership of their learning.
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2nd - 12th
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Student Behavior Intervention
This is a form I have used with my students to hold them accountable for their actions inside and out of school. If there is something that has happened in class, I will give one of these forms to my students so that they can take ownership in letting their parents know what happened in class that day and begin to problem solve.
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5th - 12th
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Retake Reflection for Projects, Assessments, or Assignments
This half-page reflection can be used for any subject, and it is suitable for 4th-12th grade. The reflection encourages students to assess their own understanding and develop a growth mindset while also promoting a growth mindset.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Reflection Behavior intervention
This is a simple form that is adaptable to redirecting unacceptable behaviors in the classroom. Student will acknowledge decision make and reflect to correct behavior that is acceptable.
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PreK - 12th
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