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High school study skills phonics handouts
Student Guide to Organization, Note-taking, and Study Skills
These resources can be bound into a student information book, or printed as individual handouts. Topics covered included how to keep a binder organized, organization tips for at home and school, being prepared for school and study, why we procrastinate & strategies to avoid procrastination, study tips, note taking strategies, and tips on how to pay attention in class. There are three self assessments that can be used before or after these handouts where students reflect on how they behave as
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7th - 10th
Organizational Skills and Time Management and Study Skills Activities Bundle
These activities are perfect for teens and young adults to explore and learn organizational, time management, and note taking skills. This bundle includes interactive hands-on activities with step-by-step instructions, an organization survey, multiple tips, worksheets, and much more to keep your students organized and less stressed as they navigate their many responsibilities.This resource includes:Step-by-step activity directionsHow Organized Are You? SurveyAnswer KeysOrganization and Study Ski
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Missing Assignment and Grade Check Forms for Google Drive and PDF
Are you looking for ways to help your students increase their grades and complete their missing assignments? If so, you'll love these Missing Assignment and Grade Check Forms for Google Drive and PDF! This resource includes 5 editable/digital templates and 12 printable templates, so you can find the option that works best for you and your students!The types of missing assignment templates or grade check forms that are included are the following:Weekly Grade and Assignment Check-InGrade, Low Scor
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Classroom Forms for Middle School Teachers | Set-Up and Organization
Motivation Lesson Executive Functioning Bundle
Motivation Small Group or Classroom Lesson Bundle is a GROWING series of lessons in the Motivation Series. There will be a total of 6 lessons in this bundle that will be great for either classroom lessons or small groups. Lessons are all ASCA aligned and contain lesson plans, activities, worksheets, posters, and everything you need to teach your students in a print and go format. These lessons are perfect to for classes that are seemingly unmotivated, study skills groups, or even career explor
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4th - 10th
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Time Management - Assessment and Scheduling Activities for Middle & High School
Middle and high school students often struggle to manage their time. Through the use of a blank daily schedule, along with an interactive worksheet, students will be able to see a visual representation of how they spend their time throughout the day. This hands-on resource also includes a reflection worksheet to help students assess how their time is being allocated and to assist them in developing a plan to better manage their time. This resource includes:2 Interactive Activities3 WorksheetsDi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Job Interview Bundle - NO PREP lesson plans, distance learning - SPED HS
Job interviewing is by far the most fun, and one of the most useful units we use each year. It doesn't end there. I find myself pulling out these handouts throughout the year, as students start to apply for jobs and need refreshers. Even students who do not take my class come to talk shop and we use the handouts to talk about common job interview questions often. NOTE: This is part of a grander unit, "What I Wish I'd Learned in School: The Complete Series Bundle. Buy the bundle and save! This i
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Complete Series Bundle 23-24
Taking Notes for Understanding - Teaching Strategies Templates Practice
Teach taking notes to improve reading comprehension, retention, and writing organization! What you get in this step-by-step complete packet of resources:Self Pre-assessment for studentsIntroduction—Why Take Notes; How to Take Notes; Formats for Note TakingModels of Formats with instructions: Roman numeral outline, informal using bullets, 2-column notes (Cornell), and graphic organizersLots of guided Practice opportunities using templatesMain ideas vs details and more for custom mini-lessonsChec
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6th - 9th
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Orton-Gillingham Tutoring Contract
I have been tutoring privately for over 25 years and I fine-tune my tutoring policies every school year and summer. This is my latest version. You will have to "make it your own." It is NOT a one size fits all product so, of course, you will have to customize it. I always send the first 2 pages to parents after the initial phone call or email so they understand my background, my services, and Orton-Gillingham. The final 2 pages are used after a schedule has been agreed upon between the parent(s)
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PreK - 12th
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Study Skills, Life Skills, LEARNING STYLES, Learning Strategies
Learning StylesStudy Skills and Life SkillsHOW DO YOU LEARN BEST?BECOMING A BETTER LEARNERObjectives: Students will be able to: • Define learning styles.• Explain the benefits of identifying your learning style.• Describe the four common learning styles.• Identify and match strategies you can use to enhance your learning.Included:Lesson PlanPowerPoint PresentationIntroduction WorksheetReading Comprehension WorksheetsAnalysis of Characteristics of Each Learning StylesAnalysis of Learning Strategi
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Study Skills Bundle
LEARNING TO LISTEN - ACTIVE LISTENING - Life Skills - Social Skills -
Learning to ListenCommunication -Social SkillsThis lesson is in Google Doc format and PDF format, making it an excellent resource for distance learning or in-class instruction.Objectives: Students will be able to:· Explain why listening skills are important.· Explain the difference between hearing and listening.· Describe the reasons why listening is difficult for many students.· Identify the steps of the listening strategy called LEARN.SELF-ESTEEM - CONFIDENCERESPONSIBILITYSETTING GOALS -Life S
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3rd - 12th
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Life Skills - Study Skills - THE DANGERS OF PROCRASTINATION - emergency lessons
The Dangers of Procrastination
Life Skills and Study Skills
Objectives: Students will be able to:
• Define procrastination.
• Identify the different reasons why people procrastinate.
• Describe the dangers of procrastination.
• Explain the strategies that can be utilized to avoid procrastination.
Included:
1) Lesson Plan
2) PowerPoint Presentation
3) Introduction, Procrastination Worksheet
4) The Dangers of Procrastination worksheets
5) Analysis, The Dangers of Procrastination
6) Assessment
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Study Skills Bundle
Study Skills Bundle
Lessons Included in the Bundle Learning to be organizedLearning to studyLearning to stay on taskLearning stylesThe dangers of procrastination Homework
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7th - 12th
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Bjorem Speech Box of Sounds in a Book
Bjorem Speech Box of Sounds in a Book Download is exactly what you have been waiting for... 135 pages of black & white reproducible beautiful, functional, relevant, diverse target word pages. Each sound page includes 9 targets with 5 practice bubbles. This book is perfect for group practice, homework, getting multiple repetitions. You may take this file and print in book form for your personal use. ***This is single use only, please purchase as many copies needed for users of this product. D
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PreK - 12th
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ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS - Being Organized - Life Skills - Executive Function
The Importance of Being OrganizedLife Skill and Study SkillsThis lesson is in PDF format and Google Doc format.Objectives: Students will be able to:· Explain the importance of learning to be organized.· Describe how disorganization can be harmful.· Identify three areas in one’s life in which organization plays an important role.· Identify key organizational strategies.· Explain how to best master being organized for life.OTHER HELPFUL LEARNING MATERIALSPROCRASTINATION - Executive FunctionLEARNIN
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3rd - 12th
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ED Pronunciation - ESL Charts
Pronunciation of -ED - ESL/ELL Charts
Why does the ending of helped sound like a T, the end of opened sound like a D, and the end of wanted is a whole new syllable with a sound like ID?
There are three ways of pronouncing the final ED at the end of words in English:
/t/, /d/, or /id/.
Our charts explains the general rules for the pronunciation of words ending in –ED. These words are normally regular verbs in the past tense but these rules can also be applied to adjectives and past participles
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6th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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C vs. K Spelling Poster
Help students remember when to use the letter c and when to use the letter k in their spelling words with this poster.***I am certified by the Academy of Orton-Gillingham Practitioners and Educators (www.ortonacademy.org) as an Associate-level tutor.
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PreK - 12th
Orton-Gillingham Spelling Generalizations Chart
This is a comprehensive list of spelling rules to use in conjunction with Orton-Gillingham instruction. I use for record keeping at the front of the student's spelling binder, share with parents so they can keep up with rules introduced, or as a teaching tool with older students. If you are looking for this comprehensive list and individual rule sheets, see below. This is included in the Expanded Version AND the MEGA Spelling Bundle so you don't want to purchase twice!****updated 8/21 by adding
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K - 12th
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Decoding Informal Inventory - One-Syllable Words -- RF.1.3 and RF.2.3
This is an informal inventory used to determine how students read certain types of one syllable words. The word types that are assessed with this informal are CVC wordsConsonant DigraphsInitial BlendsFinal Blends3 Letter BlendsL- Controlled SoundsWelded SoundsR- Controlled Sounds Open SyllablesVCEVowel DigraphsVowel DiphthongsHard and Soft (c, g) SoundsSilent Letter CombinationsThis tool is great for special educators when determining a baseline for goals or for progress monitoring IEP goals.Th
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1st - 12th
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Diagonal Frayer Model for Vocabulary with Editable Version
Looking for an interesting way to keep track of vocabulary in your Interactive Notebooks? These diagonal frayer models allow for you to place the vocabulary word with space for definition, characteristics, examples and non-examples.
Includes:
- Teacher Directions with suggestions for use and a picture sample
- Diagonal Frayer Model (2 per page)
- EDITABLE Diagonal Frayer Model to pre-type words before printing
Wondering how to use Frayer Models in your lessons? Check them out in action in an I
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2nd - 12th
Life Skills - Social Skills - SELF-DISCIPLINE
Self-Discipline THE FOUNDATION FOR SUCCESSSTRATEGIES TO IMPROVE SELF-DISCIPLINESocial Skills and Life Skills Objectives: Students will be able to: • Define self-discipline.• Explain why having self-discipline is important.• Describe key strategies that can help you develop self-discipline. Included:1) Lesson Plan2) PowerPoint Presentation3) The Marshmallow Experiment Worksheet4) Reading Comprehension Worksheets5) Scenarios, Self-Discipline Worksheet6) AssessmentOther Helpful Learning MaterialsLE
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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New Year New Student Bingo Challenge - Resolutions & Goal Setting Activity 2024
Ignite a spark of motivation in your students as they embark on a dynamic week-long challenge to kick old habits to the curb and embrace the new year with enthusiasm! Here's the game plan: students select 5 challenges from the bingo board in any direction – horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. And for the ultimate game-changer, there's the option to go all out with blackout bingo, ensuring a powerful impact on those lingering habits! You can also EDIT the challenges to tailor them to your classroo
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7th - 10th
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Middle School Study Skills Unit 1-5 | Back to School Bundle
Google Slide file link includedImproving study skills can make a huge difference in education. Interestingly, many students have never been taught how to study effectively. Unit 1 - The two most important things that all good students share are effective time management and strong study skills. Unit 2 - Understanding school expectations and how to achieve results academically and socially are also important. Unit 3 - Setting personal goals and analyzing habits can lead to study skill improvement
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6th - 9th
Life Skills - Study Skills - PROCRASTINATION - Executive Function
ProcrastinationThe Dangers of ProcrastinationHow to Avoid ProcrastinationLife SkillsThis lesson is in Google Doc format and PDF format.Please support my store by leaving feedback.Thank YouObjectives: Students will be able to:· Define procrastination.· Identify the different reasons why people procrastinate.· Describe the dangers of procrastination. · Explain the strategies which can be utilized to avoid procrastination. FRIENDSHIPS - Social Skills Lesson - Learning to Build Healthy FriendshipsLE
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4th - 12th
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Organizational and Study Skills for Middle and High School Students
Middle and high school students sometimes become overwhelmed trying to get organized. This resource provides an opportunity for students to measure their current level of organization and study habits, in order to begin creating a plan for organizing their school, home, and personal lives. Complete with tips and a reflection activity, teens will soon be on their way to becoming more efficient and less stressed about juggling their many responsibilities!This resource includes:• Step-by-step activ
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Learn more about phonics resources
You’ve probably heard that phonics is essential for students who are learning to read (and it is!), but you might be asking yourself: “What is it, exactly?” Phonics is a method for teaching children how to read and write in an alphabetic language. The goal is to help kids connect phonemes (the sounds in words) and graphemes (the symbols used to represent them). Ultimately, once students understand which sounds in spoken language correspond to which symbols (e.g., letters in the alphabet), they’ll be well on their way to learning how to read books and other written materials.
If you’re a teacher or parent looking for printable and digital resources to help your student learn phonics, but you’re not sure where to start, TPT has got you covered. We have a comprehensive collection of phonics resources, created by other teachers, that are designed to help with any learning need. With plenty of TPT resources at your fingertips, you can teach phonics to your students in no time at all.
Phonics resources to try
You can teach phonics and engage your students at the same time, with a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles and preferences. Here are a few examples of the different types of resources that you can find on TPT to help teach students about the relationships between letters and sounds.
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Hide letter cards around the room, say a sound aloud, and then have students search for the card that represents the sound.
Phonics Hopscotch
Take learning out onto the playground or at home with this easy-to-organize activity to help students build sound and letter recognition. Draw a hopscotch grid with letters in each square. Students jump on the letters while saying the corresponding sounds.
Silly Sentences
Have students create silly sentences using words that start with the same sound. An example could be: “Sally sells seashells by the shore.”
Anchor Charts
Post anchor charts around the room to help kids remember important rules or sounds being taught. (It could cover phonics concepts like the silent “e,” the long “o,” or a particular diphthong.)
Guess the Missing Letter or Sound
Use task cards or write a set of words on the board that share either a letter or sound. For example, at, ug, __ig. Ask students to find the missing letter or sound. Fill it in to show them the words bat, bug, and big.
These (and other!) activities can make learning phonics enjoyable and memorable for every student. Remember to adjust the activities based on the age and skill level of your students.
Frequently asked questions about teaching phonics
What types of phonics resources are available on TPT?
There are many different types of phonics resources sold by Sellers on TPT — from worksheets to interactive notebooks to units. Resources like these make great activities for students to practice their phonics skills.
How do I find phonics resources on TPT?
Educators can save time preparing phonics lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply start a search for phonics resources on the TPT marketplace, and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of phonics lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.
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