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8th grade for all subjects task cards for Microsoft Word
Editable Multipurpose Labels Tags Nameplates 9 x 3 inches
Blank editable multipurpose tags to use around your classroom. These handy labels come in six bright colors with a white Moroccan grille pattern. Use them to label bins, student name tags, lockers, book baskets, etc. Fun and versatile. You pick the font you would like to use and type the labels to suit your needs.
The labels measure approximately 9 x 3 inches
I have pre-set the font as Courier 65pt, but you can choose the font, size and color to suit your style.
FYI: The font you see in th
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Divergent Thinking Questions: "What If" Questions For All Subject Areas
How could introducing rabbits into the rainforest affect that habitat? What would a passport for Christopher Columbus look like? In the story, Hansel and Gretel, instead of dropping breadcrumbs, how could the children avoid getting lost in the woods? Our new, 21st Century standards require students to argue, inform, and explain. Divergent thinking questions offer opportunities for students to demonstrate original, elaborate, and flexible thinking, enabling them to become actively involved in t
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Random Acts of Kindness Week - Daily Mission Cards
Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week with your students!
Print the mission cards and distribute them to your students. Each day your students will have a different mission (give someone a compliment, do something nice for someone, etc.).
The cards have a spot for the students to write down the name of who they shared their kindness with, how that made that person feel, and how that made the student (themselves) feel.
There is a different mission for each day of the week. Each page has fou
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K - 8th
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Group Students - Heterogeneous Grouping Cards
Quick, easy way to randomly group your students over and over again. Great for transitions and classroom management. This tool could be used during teacher training for teachers and staff as well.
I have used this to group and re-group students quickly within a single lesson, once within a subject area (say for a lead-off activity like think-pair-share on a question/prompt that I do at the start of every science and math lesson), or just as a way for heterogeneous groups for fun games, sports,
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Student-Partner Ice-Breaker Interview Questions
Are you looking for a quick easy way to get to know your students. Here is an assignment that has interview questions. It is set up to have two students partner up, conduct interviews, and then share with the class. A deck of playing cards would be helpful for the teacher to have for this activity.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Text Features & Story Elements Editable Bookmarks~ NonFiction & Fiction
These foundational bookmarks serve dual purposes: 1) Raise students' awareness of text features inherent to non-fiction/informational texts and 2) Raise students awareness of story elements essential to fictional literary works. The double-sided set of 5 bookmarks function as a checklist, underscoring the fact that not all text features or story elements are present in every text. For your convenience, this Word document is fully editable!
The set of 5 per page saves paper and time. The guides
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4th - 12th
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PBIS "I Am Working For" Desk Reminder
Print, laminate, and tape the *editable* PBIS Desk Chart to your student's desk! You can use it for redirection and as a reminder of what they are working for each day. Laminate the motivator squares and velcro each day's motivator below "I am working for." There are blank motivator squares for you to write or draw in your student's motivating rewards.
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PreK - 8th
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Tasks Game: A Silly, Random, Introduction to Communication Skills
The following is a card game called “Tasks”. The purpose of this game is for everyone to have a task, which they are trying to complete, while everyone else is attempting to complete their own task. It’s a big game of silliness, miscommunication, and randomness. The purpose of the game is to teach kids/students about communicating effectively and to provide an example of today’s society trend (focusing on completing our own tasks and being too busy to help others). It is a great icebreaker and a
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Among Us Task Token Board
Personalize your students "tasks board". This document is editable and with three tasks to earn a reward just like in the game. This is great to use with students who need a lot of structure and frequent positive reinforcement. Determine how often a student will earn a AmongUs character (after each task is complete, after 30 seconds of working behavior, after each question, etc.) for your students reinforcement frequency. Having multiple levels of task completion helps students build stamina. Th
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PreK - 12th
72 PREP FREE Exit Tickets for the 2021 School Year
A wrap-up, conclusion, take-away, exit ticket: no matter what you call them, discussing the day´s learning before switching classes, switching subjects, or ending the day is an incredibly important part of each day´s lesson and, for many of us, required. To make your life easier and to culminate each day´s learning in an engaging, reflective, and M.I. way, here are 72 original and creative wrap-ups for you to use throughout the year and reuse as familiarity builds confidence. I´ve included si
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5th - 10th
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Illustrated Classroom Reward Cards
This file includes several class rewards. Each reward has a picture to go with it. I printed mine on card-stock, and laminated them. Adding a magnet to the back makes them easy to be used with your students. I normally have the students choose with reward they would like to be working towards and then we hang the magnet on the board as a reminder.
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K - 8th
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Help Students To Stay in Their Seats
The following is a simple tier 2 tool to help struggling students to stay in their seats. Good classroom management covers 80% - 90% of your typical classroom, but sometimes tier 2 interventions are needed for students who struggle with specific skills. This piece of paper explains 4 easy steps that students need to follow to remain in their seats and it has visuals to support them. Print them out, laminate them, and tape them in the corner of the student's desk. Make sure you go over the paper
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2nd - 8th
Health Related Fitness Cards (52 Cards)
EDITABLE!!!!Can change and adapt cards to suit the needs of your students.Aim of the GamePupils are to work in small groupsFinding space within the areaOne at a time, they have to come to the middle and pick up a card, and take it back to their groupThey all have to perform the task that is on the card as a groupOnce finished, someone else returns the card and picks up another cardAnd so on.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Editable Agenda Template and Free Passes - Feature Doge (Meme)
This template allows you to create an agenda or poster with key terms from your teaching in the form of an internet meme. I've used this on a daily basis with some kids or I've put it at the beginning or end of a powerpoint with summary concepts and terms.
It also includes free passes that can be earned that can excuse homework or allow for a break. I use them when I use the image as an agenda.
I use this with tweens and I fully embrace the dorkiness. They love and hate it, which means they
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5th - 12th, Staff
Classroom Supply Labels
Fully editable classroom labels in black and white polka dots! These 2x4 inch labels are an adorable way to add organization to your life! They work with Avery and generic label templates, or print them out to laminate and stick on anything in your classroom!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Computer Login Cards
Login cards template for students to get onto the computer (Windows)
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Differentiated Instruction Tic Tac Toe grid with question stems
This Tic Tac Toe grid template offers question stems for creating a review or assessment activity for different learning styles. Add your content to the grid below. Then, let your students play tic tac toe against each other. Students have the opportunity to choose where to place their X or O to carefully select their assignment or try to win. I have set up the grid so that if students get three in a row, the assignments could be more lengthy than just playing until the grid is full. Studen
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6th - 10th
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End Of Year Classroom Organization
The Crazy Zebra would like to make the last few days of school productive for both you and your students. Here are 18 task cards that you can assign to your students to get the classroom cleaned up and ready for next year. It will save you many hours of sorting, cleaning, wiping, purging, and organizing. Also included are 4 blank cards that you can customize to fit your classroom. Each card is colorful and lists out step by step instructions for your students to follow in order to accomplish
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2nd - 8th
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Understanding Instruction - Thinking about understanding and self reflection
Print out these in colour, laminate and cut them all out individually. Punch a hole in the top left hand side and attach a keyring.
When sitting on the floor for instruction or lessons, or even at their tables, students can show the teacher what 'traffic light' they are feeling in relation to how much they understand the topic or what is being spoken about.
Excellent resource!
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PreK - 12th
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Group Discussion Cards
Guide group discussions and allow each student to focus on a specific role during the discussion: Ask a Question, Make a Statement, Add and Elaborate, Explain Vocabulary, Explain an Example or Connection, Summarize. There are 6 of each role. There is also an organizer for each member to record the discussion pieces for accountability.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Help Students Get Started on Their Work
The following is a simple tier 2 tool to help struggling start on their assignment. Good classroom management covers 80% - 90% of your typical classroom, but sometimes tier 2 interventions are needed for students who struggle with specific skills. This piece product explains 5 easy steps that students need to follow in order to get started on assigned work and it has visuals to support them. Print them out, laminate them, and tape them in the corner of the student's desk. Make sure you go over t
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2nd - 8th
weekly assignments
help keep up with assignments and due dates
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Behavior Punch Cards
Use the following punch cards to track behaviors in the classroom. This can be used to track negative behaviors or to reward students for positive behavior.
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PreK - 8th
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Borrowed Book Card
Ever let a student borrow a book only to never see it again? Combat this by sharing this with your students. Put it on Carbon-Copy paper, and keep a sheet of it!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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