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No-Nonsense Nurturer PD Note Catcher
This product is the note catcher for Professional Development based on the book The No Nonsense Nurturer. This note catcher captures the important aspects of the text while also preparing staff how to adapt their classroom and practice for the No Nonsense Nurturer philosophy.OutlineThe ObjectiveThe WhyThe 4-Step ModelResources
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Also included in:Â No-Nonsense Nurturer Professional Development - Learning Bundle
Student and Partner Checklist for Personal Narrative Writing
This document contains several activities for students who are wrapping up their personal narrative. The first page lists questions students can talk about in writing conferences with a particular focus on setting and rising action.
Activity two is an activity that asks students to color-code their personal narrative draft by looking for elements of IADD (Inner thinking, Action, Dialogue, Details) and use a highlighter or computer to color-code those parts of their story.
Third activity is a
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4th - 12th
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Happy Grams! Positive and Encouraging Notes
This editable item includes 4 variations of Happy Grams that can be used to send positive and encouraging notes to building staff, classmates, or parents! Being in a multi-needs classroom, my students have a daily job of delivering one note per day to a random staff person, whether the lunch lady, teacher, custodian, or principal! It is a great way to build relationships around the building and brighten someone's day!
Edit them to fit your specific needs, and spread some happiness! =}
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Not Grade Specific
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Lesson Plan - First Day of School: Intro, Guidelines, Procedures (Any Subject)
Universal, customizable, comprehensive lesson plan provides introductions for teacher/students, course, classroom guidelines, daily procedures. Preactive activities with creative desk jobs included. Back-to-school is daunting, but this resource eases stress, lessens worry, and better prepares students for what's to come. Build classroom community, and set yourself up for a successful school year!
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Not Grade Specific
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Weekly Planner & Morning/Closing Meeting Suggestions
If you do not prefer to write out your weekly lesson plans by hand each week, this digital format is for you! I started using this as a student teacher and fell in love! I have filled in example times, dates and subject but it is in a word document format so it is completely editable!I was also on a roll, so I added in Morning meeting, number corner, and closing meeting suggestions! I've included:20 Greetings12 Brain Break Activities6 Ice Breaker/Team Building activitiesMorning Message suggestio
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PreK - 6th
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Reference - 15 Insightful Tips: Teacher's Back-to-School Guide (Any Subject)
Already back-to-school? How to begin planning? Read my journal notes to find inspiration, generate ideas, and get pumped about teaching. Prefaced with words of encouragement from mentors, this resource has 15 mini sections: Mentally prepare, act confidently, ready the classroom, dress to impress, cultivate kindness, promote self-efficacy, review roster, avoid politics, manage classroom, explain guidelines, address discipline, send welcome, lesson plan, materials for teacher, materials for st
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Not Grade Specific
Incomplete Work Menu and Parent Communication Slip
An easy way to communicate to parents/families that their student has some incomplete work that NEEDS to be made up! Purpose: To hold your students accountable and inform parents/families. Included:Parent Menu w/parent Directions That YOU Build!1/4 Sheets of paper (For students to take home) *If you need a page(s) that is NOT included in this journal, please email me. I make custom orders.
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PreK - 8th
Beginning of the Year - About Me Hanging Display Activity & Rubric
This is a beginning of the year activity to creatively introduce students.
We start by exploring what a symbol is. Next, we go over the rubric and view some examples, rating them along the rubric. Students then choose 5 symbols (pictures, 3-D objects, or hand-drawn items) are used and attached to their hanger.
After forming the hanging display, in class each student writes what each symbol represents and why that symbol is important to the individual. You can choose to scaffold the writing
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2nd - 6th
Three Types of Communities Chart
A simple, easy to use chart to compare and contrast rural, suburban and urban communities based on where people live, where they work, how children get to school and where people shop in each community. Can be printed on large paper for younger students/ larger handwriting or completed virtually - on a smartboard or shared google doc.
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1st - 3rd
Winter Conference Reflection Sheet
Reflection worksheet to fill out before and during winter parent-teacher conferences! A place for both 'grows' and 'glows'.
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Not Grade Specific
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