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8th grade for all subjects study guides for Microsoft Word
How to Study
I am a K-6 Special Ed teacher. I created this document to explicitly teach good study skills. It includes a written and picture description of each study habit.
I printed mine on card stock, laminated it, and attached the pages with binder rings at the top. I plan to have my older students practice every skill so they can knowingly decide what works best for them in high school.
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education
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STAAR Depth of Knowledge Trifold
This is a trifold I created for teachers and my students to utilize in any STAAR tested grade level and subject area.
I glued two regular manilla folder into a trifold and pasted each section onto the folder. You can use one for a center activity or create a class set.
This has been an excellent tool used on my campus. Teachers and students are all able to understand the meaning and reasoning behind the Depth of Knowledge levels in the STAAR assessment and inside this trifold I have attached a
Grades:
3rd - 11th, Staff
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Forrest Gump Movie/Video Analysis Worksheet Package
This is a student worksheet package to go along with the viewing of the movie in class. The package includes short answer questions, a quotes section, and a longer answer question section that can transition into a classroom discussion. There are answers provided for the quotes section.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Digital Interactive Notebook (Excellent for distance learning!)
Whether you are in the classroom or teaching remotely, this digital interactive notebook will be a life-changer for you and your students.Want your students to keep their notes, vocabulary words, concepts learned, etc. in an organized notebook? Are you tired of your students "forgetting" those terms you just taught them last week because they couldn't find their notebook or notes? My dear friend, this resource will ensure you don't grow another gray hair (okay, at least I hope it does!). It's ut
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Brochure Template
Whenever I have my students create a brochure for a project, I am very specific about what should be on each page. I have developed an easy template which always me to type in the information in each section. I have attached the template with an example. At the top is the grading rubric (a very simple one). Students fold the paper and then use this as a guide to each page. The example is Ancient Rome and Early Life in the American Colonies.Let's Stay Connected! I have WEEKLY FLASH FREEBIES
Grades:
6th - 8th
The ABC's of Successful Study Skills
Helping students learn to learn, and to take responsibility for their own education is one of our prime objectives as teachers. These 26 tips can be photocopied as handouts for inclusion in student agendas or notebooks, or used to create a wall poster. They can also serve as discussion starters or writing prompts or mini-lessons when the main lesson has finished with time to spare. Here are a few examples:*******Cramming may work in the short term but is not a life skill--would you rather cram b
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How To Become A Superstar Student Worksheets
These handouts are wonderful companion pieces to accompany The Great Courses Series (2nd Edition) hosted by Michael Geisen. Includes answer sheets and Spanish translation. Just pop on the video and have students follow along.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Hints for Large Test Preparation
A set of introductory hints for test-taking. This set was constructed for a Social Studies class, but will work with other subjects.
Grades:
8th
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Blank Vocabulary Use Template / Packet For All Subjects
This pre-made vocabulary template can be used by teachers of all subjects to hand-select relevant vocabulary words for:English Language Arts/ESL - Novel, Poem, or Short StoriesHistory/Historical Events Vocabulary STEM Vocabulary Teachers (or students) can fill in their own vocabulary words, provide excerpts from a text (or ask students to find their own), find one synonym, one antonym, define each word from a dictionary, and use each word in their own sentence.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to FFA Notes Worksheet
This is a fill-in-the-blank notes worksheet that goes along with the introduction to FFA basics lesson and PowerPoint. As you go through the presentation, students should be able to fill in these notes. They can keep these as study materials. You can also use this as a completion or daily grade.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Introduction to FFA Basics Lesson Bundle
Student Data Tracking Form (Editable)
Student data tracking worksheet which assists educators in inspiring higher level, critical thinking skills, by tracking missed questions with shared student accountability for correction then mastery. DOCX ABLE TO BE EDITED TO FIT YOUR SPECIFIC COURSE OBJECTIVES, QUIZ OR SUMMATIVE EXAM.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Assignment Book Page
Use this form to help you students keep track of their daily assignments. I organize my students assignment sheets into a binder and stamp their daily records to help communicate with home as well as teach them to organize their daily work.
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Study Strategies
An anchor chart for students to help them with study skills. This will give them other options besides merely making flashcards, and helps them to get active with their studying. The strategies from the lists can be used as assignments throughout a week to prepare for a test, also.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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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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Assessment Retake Request
Students often ask to retake an assessment, but we know they need to do some work in order to be ready. This Assessment Retake Request will guide your students through the reflection and review process in order to prepare for a retake.The form will work for any subject and is an editable Word document to allow customization as needed.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Target Vocabulary Builder
This was created by one of my 8th grade teachers (Karen) and me. In this practice, students place the term in the center of the target. The next ring contains: what it is and specific descriptions, the following ring contains: Where it is found and broad descriptions, and the last ring has examples. There is an example provided on the second page.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Annotating Bookmark
I use this bookmark after teaching the purpose and goals of annotating, pointing out the sub-skill on the bookmark as they are taught. Students often request multiple copies of the bookmark to use in content area text books.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Self-Awareness Log
A simple weekly log for students to write their goals, log their progress daily, and reflect at the end of the week!
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Student Study Planner Tracking Sheet
This is a sheet for students to plan and then track their studying before major exams like mid-terms or finals. Research shows that simply monitoring behaviour (in this case, studying) leads to improved behaviour (in this case, more consistent studying).
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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