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Free 4th grade professional development handouts
Free MSV Cheat Sheet: Analyzing Running Records
This freebie is a cheat sheet to help teachers analyze student errors on running records. Determine if students are using meaning, syntax, or visual cues while reading.
Check out my blog post about how to analyze MSV!
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Nonfiction Text Features
Literal and Inferential Comprehension Questions for ANY book! Versions for grades K-8 available!
Graphic Organizers
Analyzing MSV by Michaela Almeida is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonComme
Grades:
K - 6th
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Autism Inclusion Tips for Classroom Teachers
Are you teaching a student with autism this year? Students with autism each have a unique set of strengths and challenges. You may have questions about how to help him be successful in your inclusion classroom.Included in this freebie:-A list of 12 tips to get you started. -An All About Me Page to personalize for your fantastic student. Many others will work with and interact with your student throughout his day, share with them and build your team- whether it is in the cafeteria, the library or
Grades:
PreK - 9th
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Back to School Teacher Tips and Ideas for the Beginning of the Year
This Back-to-School Guide has your new school year covered with tons of practical tips, innovative ideas, and invaluable insights to help you kick-start the academic year with confidence. You’ll find lots of ideas in this free resource filled with tips for teachers! You’ll find ideas for classroom set-up, classroom management, lesson plans, and building a positive classroom community inside! Organized from A to Z, this fun back to school guide is designed to provide you with an alphabetical road
Grades:
4th - 7th
Student Climate Survey
Utilize this survey periodically throughout the school year to get a pulse on how your classroom climate is. I make sure that students know that it is an anonymous survey and that I will be using the results to change things or create lessons for the classroom. Simple and effective for classroom culture building! For more engaging products for primary and upper elementary students, please give me a follow! I appreciate any and all support :)
Grades:
PreK - 5th
PBIS Tier Support and Interventions Posters
PBIS stands for Positive Intervention and Support. It is a framework for teachers to follow that focuses on prevention rather than punishment. Tier 1 are School-wide Supports. Tier 2 are Secondary Supports. Tier 3 are Maximum Supports. Included in this resource is Tier 1, 2, and 3 Supports Posters & Tier 1, 2, and 3 Interventions Posters. For more information on PBIS, go to:PBIS.org PBISworld.com
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff, Not Grade Specific
Free Webinar Workbook: How to Teach Vocabulary Each Week
Download this free workbook to take notes and follow along with the webinar:"How to Teach Vocabulary Each Week"You can view upcoming dates for this webinar by clicking HEREIn this webinar you will discover: The reasons we should intentionally teach vocabulary.Types of Vocabulary Words to Teach.Setting up and using vocabulary notebooks.How to teach vocabulary each day of the week.Everything you need to know about managing, teaching, and grading a vocabulary curriculum.I hope you can join me soon!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
FREE Webinar Handout: Interactive Notebook Hacks to Save Your Sanity
Are you using interactive notebooks in your classroom know that you could be doing it better? In this FREE webinar, we'll discuss how to handle:
Structuring Your Lessons
Saving Copies
Absences
Slow Movers
Lost Notebooks
New Students
Hacks I’ve learned from years of implementing interactive notebooks.
We’ll specifically discuss implementation in grades 4-8 with a focus on ELA, but teachers of all grades and subjects can benefit from the information presented.
Please note that this webinar is f
Grades:
4th - 8th, Adult Education
CRT: Ignite, Chunk, Chew, Review
Student-friendly version of Zaretta Hammond's CRT Instructional Framework.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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A teacher friendly guide to: Understanding Universal Design for Learning
This newsletter is designed to give parents, teacher, or other members of the learning community information on the Universal Design of Learning, known as UDL. In this newsletter you will find a brief overview, how to use UDL in your classroom, as well as various other resources.
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
FREE Power Up Learning With Task Cards Handouts
These handouts were created for Power Up Learning with Task Cards, a webinar that I presented with Rachel Lynette of Minds in Bloom. During that session, we shared a variety of engaging ways to use task cards to "power up" instruction. Download this workbook to check out what's covered during this webinar.
Live Webinars and Free Replays
From time to time, this webinar is offered as a live presentation, and free replays are available at scheduled times. However, live webinars and free replays
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Also included in: Power Up Task Cards Webinar Bundle
Free Webinar Workbook: 7 Simple Steps for Teaching Reading to Mastery
Download this free workbook to take notes and follow along with the webinar:
"7 Simple Steps for Teaching Reading Comprehension Skills to Mastery"
You can view upcoming dates for this webinar by clicking HERE
In this webinar you will discover:
1. The importance of teaching to mastery
2. 7 simple steps to build comprehension mastery
3. Tips to assessing for mastery
4. Creative ways to celebrate mastery learning
5. Ideas for additional support in teaching comprehension to mastery
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Make Your Product POP! Handouts for TpT Conference Session T-20
These are the handouts you'll need for my session at the TpT Conference entitled, "Making Your Product POP!" (Session T-20) on July 11, 2014 in Las Vegas. Of course, this is just a sampling of the information that will be shared at the conference. *My hope is that these handouts will be helpful to sellers even if they cannot attend the conference!*
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Increase Student Engagement : Free Tips and Tricks
This is a FREE resource that has 9 tips and tricks that will increase student engagement within any lesson. Use this cheat sheet when lesson planning and challenge yourself to try a new strategy every week! "Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn." -Benjamin Franklin
Grades:
K - 8th, Not Grade Specific
Reading Fluency Webinar Workbook
I hope you are as excited about the webinar on Reading Fluency as I am!Use this workbook during the live webinar to take notes as we learn together about how we can improve reading fluency instruction in our classrooms!To see dates of upcoming lives webinars, visit →www.jenbengelwebinars.comI'll see you in the webinar training!!
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Special Education Disability Category Reference Sheet
Disability Category Reference Sheet that is an indispensable tool for both special education and general educators! This meticulously crafted resource provides a concise overview of Kentucky disability categories, equipping educators with a comprehensive understanding. From Specific Learning Disabilities to Autism, each classification is clearly defined. Empower yourself and your colleagues to create inclusive learning environments by using this reference sheet to support collaborative efforts b
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Forest School Reminder List| Outdoor Education| Back to School
You have your bag packed and are ready to go to Forest School! Use this resource to send some friendly reminders to families the day before you go. What is included in this resource?A half-page copy of reminders for what students should bring on their first day to Forest School. This can be shared with families a day or two before your first adventure so that they can prepare their child’s bag. Print off copies or save as a PDF to add to your Google Classroom or emails.Don't forget to follow me
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Paraprofessional Handout
Paraprofessionals are just important as the teacher when it comes to the special education setting. This handout provides responsibilities for the adult in the paraprofessional role to do. Handout contains 10 rules and responsibilities, but can be edited to meet the classroom/students needs.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Interactive Read Aloud Webinar Workbook
I hope you are as excited about the webinar on Interactive Read Aloud Texts as I am!
Use this workbook during the live webinar to take notes as we learn together about how we to master the art of having the perfect interactive read aloud experience with students!
To see dates of upcoming lives webinars, visit →www.jenbengelwebinars.com
I'll see you in the webinar training!!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Other Health Impairment - ADHD Support Overview
Quick overview of the disability as well as common accommodations to support students. Helpful to share with teachers at the beginning of the year to best help kids with disabilities.
Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Response to Intervention - Tier II: Expanding Understanding
This is a one page sheet outlining the four types of Tier II accommodations. The sheet defines each type, and gives three possible scenarios and their appropriate accommodations according to type.
This is a one page hand-out for teachers and educators that I use in Response to Intervention training.
A quick reference sheet that I use in building my staff RTI reference booklets.
Grades:
K - 12th
Road Map for Safely Integrating Media Use
As we entered ages when screen time is allowed in moderation (developmentally between 18- 24 months of age) we will explore how to safely integrate media into our children’s lives! In order to safely integrate screen - time, we must first understand what is High Quality Content! Digital Age Subscribers check your email as information pertaining to active versus passive screen time for toddlers just hit your inbox!! Knowing you’re providing quality digital content for children in moderation follo
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Interview Cheat Sheet for Interview Preparation
This chart helps organize your interview preparation in a concise way that is easy to reference during virtual interviews! This is perfect for high school students practicing interviewing skills as well as seasoned professionals looking for a change.Categories include typical interview questions:- "Tell me about yourself"- "What are your strengths/weaknesses?"- "Tell me about a time you handled a conflict in the workplace"- "Why are you looking for a new position?"- "Why do you want to work for
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Emotional Disturbance Support Overview
Quick overview of the disability as well as common accommodations to support students. Helpful to share with teachers at the beginning of the year to best help kids with disabilities.
(unclear why displaying as 2 pages, it's only one :)
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Autism Support Overview
Quick overview of the disability as well as common accommodations to support students. Helpful to share with teachers at the beginning of the year to best help kids with disabilities.
(Unsure why it's displaying as two pages - it's all the same page)
Grades:
K - 12th
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