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1st grade lessons for Microsoft Word and for administrators
Common Core Lesson Plan Template with Danielson Framework for Special Education
My district has adopted both the Common Core and the Danielson Framework for our evaluations and instruction. This lesson plan template includes a Common Core standard for use in Special Education. Literacy is the focus of this lesson plan template, though it is easily modifiable.
Included are areas and examples for:
Objective
Benchmarks
Standards
Assessment
Alternative Assessments
Activities: Pacing and Sequence
Checking for Understanding During Activities
Question Types for Checking Understa
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Eureka Math Lesson Plan Template
This Eureka Math weekly lesson plan template allows you to include a brief summary of each daily lesson plan. You can list materials needed, the central objective for the day, and can be easily edited to suit your needs. Please note, this is a blank template, you will write the lesson plans using your teacher manual.
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K - 5th
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Discipline/Classroom Management Policy promotes proactive behavior-Editable 34P.
This Discipline/Classroom Management Policy is a comprehensive, editable, fillable, well designed & organized. It includes lesson plans for the expectations from the students in different locations in campus.
Grades:
K - 6th
Telling Time Lesson Plan for Students with Autism
Hi! Welcome to my page! My students strive to be great readers and writer, they can conduct book reports that are differentiated based on their academic levels and answer story elements, despite their disabilities. My students are passionate about reading and exploring the outside world through books and electronic resources within the classroom. One of the areas that I’ve always enjoyed teaching is telling time. Students require lots of repeated practice on this skill in a variety of ways. In
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PreK - 5th
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PBIS Expectations Lesson Plans (Editable resource)
There are 5 steps applied/ explained for each of the following settings:Arrival, Cafeteria/Lunch Tables, Classroom, Bathroom, Playground, Hallways, office/nurse, dismissal, Assembly, library, morning pledgeStep 1: Review School Wide RulesStep 2: Teach Expectations for Specific Settings:saferesponsiblerespectfulStep 3: Tell Why Rules Are ImportantWhere would you use these rules outside of school?Step 4: Demonstrate RulesExamplesNon-examplesStep 5: Provide Opportunities to Practice1. Role Playing2
Grades:
K - 6th
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how's my voice? / how can i calm down?
how is your voice today? are you calm?how my voice am i loud or quiet is a common concern for individuals of all ages. However, it becomes especially important for preschoolers who are often learning how to communicate effectively. Preschoolers may not yet have a grasp on how to regulate their volume, tone, and pace, which is why it is important to monitor their voice and help them develop these skills. Parents, teachers, and caregivers can help preschoolers by giving them feedback on their volu
Grades:
PreK - 6th, Staff
Daily Lesson Plan Template
This will help teachers organize any lesson and not forget key elements. This is also great for coaches and administrators working with new teachers to help with planning and mapping out daily lessons.Fields Include:Lesson TitleCourse InformationObjectivesStandardsMaterialsDepth of KnowledgeTypes of ActivitiesInstructional Activities & ContentAssessments
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
PBIS Classroom Behavior Lesson Plan
This is a lesson plan based upon our school PBIS motto. I have created a differentiated elementary level lesson plan for teachers to use when teaching about positive behaviors and manners in the classroom. This lesson plan includes the use of graphic organizers and gives a template on how to teach positive behaviors to our students.
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K - 3rd
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PBIS lesson: Hallway Behavior Procedures/Expectations (editable resource)
Behavior Expectations Lesson Plan: Hallways Expectation: Hallways/transitions “Today we are going to learn about always being safe, using teamwork, accepting responsibility and showing respect. Being safe means being free from harm. Using teamwork means working together to do our best. Accepting responsibility means being dependable and trustworthy. Respect means being polite and cooperative.”This lesson is divided into the following steps:Step 1:Introduce Hall Procedures/ExpectationsStep 2:
Grades:
PreK - 8th, Staff
Teaching School Wide Expectations-Response to Intervention (Behaviors) RTIB
This lesson plan is designed to teach or reteach school-wide expectations to all grade levels at the same time. The format allows grade levels to work together to complete the tasks using student leaders.
This lesson uses cooperative learning, kinesthetic learning, literary analysis, and creative design. Students will work together to act out skits, read children's books, and create posters for the campus.
Teach and reteach school-wide expectations each year to set all students up for behavi
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PreK - 9th, Staff
PBIS lesson: Classroom Behavior Procedures/Expectations (editable resource)
Lesson Objective: Students will be able to follow Classroom expectations and procedures. Students will understand how they may earn dojo points and earn an activity for Voyager Day each of the 9 weeks. “Today we are going to learn about always being safe, using teamwork, accepting responsibility and showing respect. Being safe means being free from harm. Using teamwork means working together to do our best. Accepting responsibility means being dependable and trustworthy. Respect means being pol
Grades:
PreK - 8th
PBIS lesson: Bathroom Behavior Procedures/Expectations (editable resource)
Behavior Expectations Lesson Plan: Bathroom Expectation: Bathrooms “Today we are going to learn about always being safe, using teamwork, accepting responsibility and showing respect. Being safe means being free from harm. Using teamwork means working together to do our best. Accepting responsibility means being dependable and trustworthy. Respect means being polite and cooperative.”This lesson is divided into the following steps:Step 1:Introduce Bathrooms Procedures/ExpectationsStep 2: Teach
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PreK - 8th, Staff
PBIS Expectations Lesson Plans (Editable & Fillable resource)
There are 5 steps applied/ explained for each of the following settings:Arrival, Cafeteria/Lunch Tables, Classroom, Bathroom, Playground, Hallways, office/nurse, dismissal, Assembly, library, morning pledgeStep 1: Review School Wide RulesStep 2: Teach Expectations for Specific Settings:SAFERESPONSIBLERESPECTFULStep 3: Tell Why Rules Are ImportantWhere would you use these rules outside of school?Step 4: Demonstrate RulesEXAMPLESNON-EXAMPLESStep 5: Provide Opportunities to Practice1. Role Playing2
Grades:
K - 6th
Weekly lesson plan template (Editable & fillable resource)
We follow the Fundamental 5 so the objective area of the lesson plan is the Lesson Frame. This is a Word version of the template. This is designed and intended to be an easy to complete form for the teachers. They can highlight appropriate items, or change the ink color, etc. The lesson frame should tell us a great deal but we also want them to think about how they are going to support students and evaluate learning.
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K - 12th, Staff
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EDITABLE Lesson Plan Template For All Subjects
The lesson plan template provided can be incredibly helpful to educators for several reasons:Organization: The template offers a structured format that allows teachers to plan and organize their lessons effectively. It ensures that all essential components of a lesson, such as objectives, activities, materials, and assessments, are clearly outlined and easy to follow.Alignment with Standards: By including a section for standards, the template helps teachers align their lessons with the required
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Sample Week at Glance Lesson Plan Template (editable and fillable resource)
This is what's included on the left side of the templateDateContentObjectiveStandardsContent VocabularyAPK: Activate Prior Knowledge 20% (9-11 min.)TIP: Teacher Input 20% (9-11 min.)SAP: Student Active Participation 45% (20-24 min.)ISS: Identify Student Success 15% (6-8 min.)Modifications & Co-Teaching
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Bus Behavior Expectations lesson (editable resource)
Bus Behavior Expectations“Today we are going to learn about always being safe, using teamwork, accepting responsibility and showing respect. Being safe means being free from harm. Using teamwork means working together to do our best. Accepting responsibility means being dependable and trustworthy. Respect means being polite and cooperative.”This lesson is divided into the following steps:Step 1:Introduce Bus Procedures/ExpectationsStep 2: Teach and Inform Step 3: Model and Practice Step 4
Grades:
PreK - 8th
FREEBIE Weekly Lesson Planner-Link in Description
Planning your week out will be a cinch with this EDITABLE Weekly Lesson Planner !I have to submit a similar format weekly to my Administration, but I created my own that works for me. Maybe this will work for you too! This template is EDITABLE and you can change the format to fit your scheduling needs.This format includes:Pastel or Bright colored themes.An area for your name and meeting links.Areas for weekly Spelling words, Social Studies, Science, Math, Reading, and Writing Focus content.Days
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PreK - 12th
Elementary School Bus Behavior Expectations: PBIS editable lesson
Elementary School -Behavior Expectations Lesson Plan: Bus Expectation: Bus Stay Safe Team Work Accept Responsibility Respect This lesson is divided into the following steps:Step 1:Introduce Bus Procedures/ExpectationsStep 2: Teach and Inform Step 3: Model and Practice Step 4: Activities and AssessmentStep 5: Monitoring and Feedback
Grades:
1st - 6th
Elementary Lesson Plan Weekly Daily Template Word
Elementary Lesson Plan Weekly Daily Template Word
Grades:
K - 6th
Funny Principal Classroom Introductions for students in k-5 school-Editable doc.
This intro. lesson uses the text, Mr. Bumble but book titles can be switched out to other books like The Hard Hat for Kids.Supplies: copy of the text Mr. Bumble by Kim Kennedy (or video if virtual presentation); printed pictures of a bee, empty bucket, bucket with honey and a fairy, detective costume, mailbox (or pic), SOAR poster (to be safe, to be on-task, to act responsibly and to be respectful)_____________________________________________________________________________________Hello boys and
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PreK - 6th, Staff
Plan book page Blue
After looking through the plan books we are "gifted" at the beginning of each year, there is always something just not right. So, I created a simple, colorful, large-lined space for me to write in some plans. Available in a variety of colors. See my Month at a Glance calendars in coordinating colors.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Lesson Plan Template
This is the formal lesson plan template I used for my classes. I have uploaded it in a Microsoft Word file so that you can download it and customize it for your classes.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Differentiated Lesson Planning Template with Explanation(editable&fillable doc.)
A. Describe three target students: Select three students to keep in mind during this lesson design process. These students should represent and academic, behavioral and/or social range of learners in your class (e.g. struggling, average, high performing). Specifically consider students who have a disability and English language learners. Use initials to ensure confidentiality. Write a positive student profile for each of the students, at minimum you must include the following information: 1) Li
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Also included in: RTI Forms Bundle (editable and fillable resource)
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