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Free high school for all subjects study guides
Test Prep Guide - Executive Function and Study Skills
I use this form for my students in my study skills class to help them start formulating how they want to prepare for an upcoming test. There are six categories:
Note Taking
Create
Review Classwork
Study with Others
Consider Learning Strengths
Other - for students to fill out
There is also room at the bottom for the student to write a SMART goal for the upcoming test.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Internet Safety Guide & Checklist {Social Emotional Learning & Morning Meeting}
Free Internet Safety checklist for students and children.Step 1: Is this safe?Start by explaining the importance of online safety.Show examples of websites, games, or videos that are safe to use.Ask your child to look for signs of a safe website, such as a lock icon.Remind them not to share personal information without your permission.Step 2: Is this positive and healthy?Discuss how online content can affect their feelings.Show them content that makes them feel happy and excited.Point out exampl
Grades:
K - 12th
Digital Test Preparation Planner & Study Strategies for Students gr. 6, 7, 8, 9
Included is a No-Prep fillable, editable digital Week-at-a-Glance planner & a study strategies menu to help students in grades 6, 7, 8, 9 (and higher grades too) create an achievable daily plan to study successfully for quizzes, tests or exams. Use it to teach study skills & strategies, or to scaffold these skills as an accommodation for students needing additional support. Both items are applicable to any subject area. The planner is set up to plan as many as 4 weeks, but can you can ex
Grades:
6th - 9th
Finals Study Plan | Graphic Organizer to Help Students Plan for Finals Week
Finals Study Plan | Graphic Organizer to Help Students Plan for Finals WeekDo your students feel overwhelmed during finals season? Then this resource is perfect for them! This resource is designed to help students prioritize and organize a study schedule for finals week in high school. Students will map out the following information: When each subject's final isWhat each final coversA schedule to study the material Study strategies that will be used My "Final's Study Plan Graphic Organizer" is c
Grades:
9th - 12th
Weekly Calendar and Checklist For Students
Our FIRST product and FIRST OF MANY FREEBIES on Teachers Pay Teachers. The Learning Collective ATX would like to introduce our Comprehensive Weekly Calendar and Student Checklist – the ultimate organizational tool designed to empower students of all abilities to excel academically and manage their time effectively.With its user-friendly layout and customizable features, this resource is not just a planner – it's a game-changer for students, especially those with ADHD, dyslexia, or neurodivergen
Grades:
1st - 12th
How I Graduated College in 1 Year (Guide/E-Book)
While it's not typical or recommended to complete a college degree in just one year, there are accelerated programs and strategies that may allow you to finish your degree more quickly than the standard timeline. Keep in mind that the feasibility of these approaches depends on various factors such as your academic background, the type of degree you're pursuing, and the policies of your specific college or university. Here's a general guide on how to potentially expedite your college graduation:P
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Get Sh*t Done! Self-reflective Planner
Unlock Your Potential: Elevate Your Productivity with Our Self-Reflective Study Planner! Stay on track, crush your goals, and track your progress like never before. Perfect for students and lifelong learners alike, this comprehensive planner empowers you to maximize efficiency, celebrate milestones, and evolve your study habits. Elevate your academic journey today!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Teaching Planner, Lesson Planner, Must Have Teaching Planner for All Grades
Teaching Planner | Lesson Plan | Lesson Planner Printable | Homeschool Teacher Planner | Daily Plans | Academic Schedule | Lesson Plan Book | Teacher Organizer | Classroom Management | Curriculum Planning | Teacher Resources | Educational Planner | Teacher Productivity | Lesson Objectives Stay organized and enhance your teaching experience with our Teaching Planner. Designed for educators and homeschool teachers, our printable lesson planner is your ultimate tool for creating engaging les
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Testing Notecards (Half sheet) for IEP/504
Testing Notecards (Half Sheet) for IEP/504 are specialized notecards designed to be used by students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) or 504 Plans during tests and assessments. These half-sheet notecards are structured to provide concise, essential information and reminders tailored to each student's specific needs, as outlined in their IEP or 504 Plan.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
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OutSchool Course Creation Guide
⭐️️ For Freebies & Sales For Your Classroom: Join Our Mailing ListDesign memorable classes to students worldwide with my new OutSchool Course Creation Guide! For teachers of any and all subjects: Design and create classes to teach your skills and expertise to students around the world. ______________________________________________________________________ More From Kristen's ClassroomFind me on YouTube & InstagramHappy Teaching!Mrs. Kristen Terms of Use:Copyright © Kristen's Classroo
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Free KWHL KWL Writing Organizer Printable Lined & Blank Worksheet Know
Limited time free resource. Printable full page (8.5 X 11) KWHL Sheet, the updated version of KWL Charts including H-how students will learn and gather new information.Included:-KWHL Sheet (Lined writing spaces)-KWHL Sheet (Blank writing spaces)These 1-page items come in a lined and blank space version. This is a great way to organize lesson information and prepare for learning new material. This reflective sheet also focusing on the HOW (H) students will approach their learning goals. Thank you
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Test Taking Strategies/How to Study for a Test
This powerpoint and formative assessment goes over -8 day study plan-Use the Test to take the Test-Multiple Choice Strategies-Absolute vs Qualified Words-True/False Strategies-Essay TestsTheir is a link to a formative assessment you can use to see how well students understand. You can choose from plickers link I give to you or the google doc both have the same 16 questions and the answer key.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Study Techniques at Home Infographic - for parents
Parents often wonder, what can I do to help my child prepare for their exam? There are times parents feel unprepared do to content, time constraints, or frustration from the child. This is a great resource to send parents that gives quick helpful tips to support their child at home. We send this out a few weeks before mid-terms and finals to provide examples of ways to prepare their child. I hope this is helpful for you!
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Grades:
4th - 12th
FREE Flow Chart - Course Organizer for High School / Middle School students
This is a FREE flow chart for high school and middle school students to stay organized during the school year. Use the chart to list where the student can find their assignments, test dates, and other curriculum content. Students with executive functioning challenges, such as organization and planning, sometimes find themselves lost with the variety of sources to get and submit their work. For example, a student may need to use a few different apps (i.e. Microsoft Teams) and or websites to fin
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Los Angeles Arboretum Scavenger Hunt
60 investigative questions for exploring the Los Angeles Arboretum. Kids really get to know and explore the site with this activity guide. Good for use with grades 2 and up.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Student-Centered Intervention: Daily Exit Chart
Student-Centered Intervention: Daily Exit Chart
This is an easy-to-use, student-centered chart that allows learners to
It purposely includes slightly uncertain language ("the teacher seemed to want me to learn that...") that helps support the student through the non-mastery of content.
Student-Centered learning begins and ends with the learner, and this chart promotes both self-assessment and the practice of leaving class each day forming questions about content (e.g., learning targets) and t
Grades:
5th - 12th
A to Z Review or Culminating Activity - Test Review - Any Topic or Age!
You can use this simple organizer for any topic and any grade level.
You can structure the activity however you want, but here are the steps that I have used:
1. Give students 5-10 minutes to silently work independently. They should focus on the topic/chapter that you have assigned, and they may review any notes, handouts, or textbook pages for the topic. They need choose a letter of the alphabet and record a brief sentence starting with the letter they chose. Their sentence has to relate
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Senior Year Timeline - College Applications, Financial Aid & Standardized Tests
I created this to use with my seniors who get all bent out of shape (rightfully so!) because of all the moving parts relating to college applications. I wanted to make it free and help everyone have a stress free time coming back-to-school =). If you are anything like me, I am working before even getting back with the Common App opening so early this year!Thanks to all the busy, go-getter teachers & counselors out there!Michelle Beech
Grades:
11th - 12th, Staff
NSW HSC Society and Culture Personal Interest Project (PIP) Introduction Bible
As part of NSW HSC Society and Culture; students are required to submit their Personal Interest Project to be externally marked as 40% of their Higher School Certificate Raw Examination Mark. NB: This is outlined and collated from the NESA Higher School Certificate syllabus and assessment guidelines. There is not any of my original work; it is collated purely to save time for other Society and Culture TeachersThe booklet outlines the NSW Educational Standards Authority (NESA) -Aims, Outcomes a
Grades:
11th - 12th, Staff
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FREE Review Ideas - Learning How to Study - Works for Any Class!
FREE! This package provides students with many different study tips and ideas. Essentially, it helps them "learn how to learn." Here's what's included:An overview of the many different learning styles. Study tips and suggestions (eg. study time lengths etc.)14 diverse review ideas that students can implement when studying! I recommend giving this package to students at the beginning of the year or prior to a major evaluation. Interested in this resource? Take a look at other resources that w
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Study - Motivated by Success
Do your students know the material, but do poorly on tests. This ready to use lesson on HOW TO STUDY will focus your students on developing effective and lasting study techniques. It works for all subject areas and all secondary students. It is perfect to help students review content material in preparation for taking a test.
Grades:
6th - 11th
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Brain Filler Goal Sheet
Have students set a goal (multiplaction tables, reading goal using reading counts or ar challenges) and color in sections of the brain as they arrive closer to their goal. Place the goal sheet in their journal so they can add to it as they come closer to their goal. Or add it to their agenda so they can show their parents their progress.
Use with my "Reading Counts Race" http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Reading-Counts-Race-713030 or blank "Race Track Bulletin" http://www.teachersp
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Vocabulary Bingo Editable Sheet
Play vocabulary bingo with your class using this template. It's a great way to review with your class the important concepts. You say the definition or an example, and they cover the correct word by placing a scrap paper over the word until someone shouts "BINGO!"
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Classroom Management Strategies - test taking lifelines
Want to offer your students a crutch to use on a difficult unit test or on a retake where they are struggling? These lifelines, much like popular game shows, allow them to seek out help from different sources, like the book, a classmate, or the teacher.
They encourage students to know their stuff, but also to cooperate to assist in learning. They are an awesome tool to use in a kagan setting, as well.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Staff
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