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Free 7th grade professional development handouts
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
Free End of Year Student Survey - Collect Meaningful Feedback From Students!
This custom survey allows you to collect meaningful feedback from students regarding lessons and materials, assignment clarity, rigor, exam preparation, teacher approachability, teacher helpfulness, classroom community, units of instruction, and more! The best way to improve for next year is to gain insight into what students love about your class and what students think you could change to make it even better. I hope you and your students enjoy the experience!SAVE BIG WITH BUNDLES!Rhetorical Ap
Grades:
6th - 12th
Teacher Evaluation by Students
This is a ten question survey designed for students to provide feedback to their teachers as to effectiveness of the course. The questions are set up on a 1-5 scale with space for comments. The questions include areas such as communication, content, methodology, recommendation (to other students), teacher knowledge and organization, and any perceived bias.
I have found this to be a very useful, culminating tool toward personal reflection, as well as "grassroots" evidence for administrative eva
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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
Smart Goals Worksheet! (Freebie)
Setting goals is important for ourselves as well as our students. However, often times we set ourselves up for failure by setting unrealistic goals for ourselves like “I want to get an 'A' on every single test.” Why not set yourself up for success from the beginning so you can keep pushing yourself further? Using the S.M.A.R.T. principle can help you organize and reach your goals one step at a time.With this simple and easy to use worksheet students will be creating realistic time based smart go
Grades:
5th - 11th, Staff
NEW Ontario Language Curriculum 2023 Poster, Handouts, Critical Thinking Lesson
Welcome to the NEW Ontario Language Curriculum 2023! An unofficial, critical thinking exploration lesson with Educircles as your guide!UPDATED lesson and posters to go through the four NEW strands and the 12 new Overall Expectations in the Ontario Language Curriculum 2023. MINDS ON!In this slideshow lesson, Mike from Educircles has chosen an icon to go with each curriculum expectation.One symbol cannot represent everything to everyone.As we explore the new Ontario Language Curriculum 2023 expect
Grades:
6th - 9th, Staff
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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
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
Happy Brain Chemicals Infographics, Neuroscience, Psychoeducation
Simple and easy-to-use infographics that teach about brain chemicals and how they impact a person's emotional health. This is an ideal psychoeducation resource for therapists, teachers, parents, social workers, and counselors!✦ INSTANT DOWNLOAD OF HAPPY BRAIN CHEMICALS INFOGRAPHICS✦This is a digital download or printable. Please note that no physical item will be shipped. ✦ WHAT YOU’LL GET ✦You will receive 1 high-resolution PDF file (8.5 x 11) with 4 pages of graphics ready to be printed and us
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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Impact of Stress on the Body Handout, Printable, Psychoeducation, Infographics
This educational infographic provides an outline of the many impacts stress has on the physical body and its systems. The first page provides an outline pointing to the main biological systems and the second page provides a breakdown of how stress impacts each system with greater detail. These are great for social-emotional lessons or even professional development and a better understanding of somatic symptoms.✦ INSTANT DOWNLOAD MY STRESS ON THE BODY HANDOUT/PRINTABLE✦This is a digital download
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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**FREE** Handout-Dos and Don'ts for Peer Tutors & Instructional Aides
This free product is a handout listing Dos and Don’ts for peer tutors, cross-age tutors and classroom instructional aides. It is designed to be given to tutors and instructional aides as part of a complete training program. This page from my peer tutoring and instructional aide training workbook is a perfect resource for teachers or administrators to provide to tutors and instructional aides. You may share it freely with others provided that you do not alter the handout or remove the source or t
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
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How To Hit Your Goals [Infographic Poster]
You have goals.
Your students have goals.
Great, and great!
But now that you have those goals written down, how do you ignite your brain to achieve them?
It's simple: By combining beautiful graphics with an easy to understand goal-achieving process, which can be printed and reviewed regularly.
Print this colorful poster for yourself and your students. Hand out copies to everyone. Create a poster and hang it somewhere that everyone can be inspired by it daily.
This product is delivered as a
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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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Quick Reference Enneagram in Life and Work
This resource is the perfect visual pairing to an introduction to the Enneagram. Nine words have been carefully chosen for each of the nine Enneagram numbers to provide a neutral examination of the characteristics of different personalities. The Enneagram can sometimes be an overwhelming system with biases from it's growing popularity. This worksheet is designed to help teachers facilitate group and individual discussions about the ways we all have something unique and valuable to contribute to
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Other Side of Immigration - Official Discussion Questions by Roy Germano
This PDF includes 8 discussion questions that your students should think about and answer before and after watching the 55-minute documentary film "The Other Side of Immigration." These questions were written by Professor Roy Germano, the film's director and a professor at New York University. More information about the film and where to see it can be found at http://www.theothersideofimmigration.com/faqs.html
This film and discussion questions are useful for social studies and Spanish language
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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After School Activity Permission Slip Template
SWBAT create a student club using the resource provided. This product is the permission slip for families to give students the ability to participate in the club.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Starting a Student Club/Organization - Learning Bundle
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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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
Learning Styles Handout, Psychoeducation, Learning Types, Diverse Learning
This simple handout provides outlines the learning styles and is helpful in identifying ways to incorporate diverse learning formats for the unique learning styles of each student. ✦ INSTANT DOWNLOAD OF MY LEARNING STYLES HANDOUT ✦This is a digital download or printable. Please note that no physical item will be shipped. ✦ WHAT YOU’LL GET ✦You will receive 1 high-resolution PDF file (8.5 x 11) with 2 pages ready to be printed and used.✦ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER ✦Due to differences in monitor and pri
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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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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