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Middle school for all subjects worksheets for Microsoft Excel
Behavior Tracker (Student Self-Monitoring Report) - EBD Classroom
This self-monitoring sheet is something I use to track behavior in my 4th-5th grade self-contained classroom for students with emotional/behavioral challenges. The student completes the report after each subject and then reviews it with the teacher. Each box is worth one point for a maximum of 100 points earned in a day. If the student fails to meet the objective, then he receives a zero for that specific area. Each The students are provided with money at the start of each day to be used in the
Grades:
3rd - 12th
"I Get It" Exit Ticket
This simple exit ticket enable students to quickly identify whether or not they "got" the day's lesson, "sort of got it", or if they still need help. Teachers can easily flip through the exit tickets and analyze formative assessment data without having to read through piles of paperwork. Teachers can then modify the lesson for the next day based on the results, and address student misconceptions, if needed. This tool is easy to use and helpful as a formative assessment strategy.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Types:
Eat This or That? Worksheet
Nutrition Worksheet
Comparing students favorite food items in two different stores (typically a general grocery store and a healthier/organic store; for example Albertsons versus a Whole Foods Market)
There are two formats to use
Instructions:
List your top four favorite foods, including drinks.
Fill in the price and the first five ingredients for each of your favorite foods. Fill in the # of servings, calories, fat (g), sugar (g), and protein (g). Review as a class after commu
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Types:
Blank Jeopardy Answer Page
This page would be used simultaneously with any Jeopardy game. Simply write the topics in the top boxes before you give this to students. I felt like this was a great way to keep students accountable for their work. Also, I had some students write down the correct answers in the boxes and use it as a study guide for a test/quiz.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 12th
Using the Round formula in Excel
Teaches the student how to use the round numbers formula by rounding to whole, tenths, hundredths, thousands and negative whole. In the process the student will review writing formula's, inserting columns, formatting a sheet and other excel functions.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Types:
Grocery Recipe Generator
This is a spreadsheet in excel that you can use to come up with the amount of ingredients in a recipes. All you need to do is put your own recipe and how much you want to multiply it by. This can be used for the Life skills class or at home. I hope this helps everyone.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Facebook Student Introduction Page
I use this Facebook Page template at the beginning of every year for my students to complete. I ended up having to create my own after many failed attempts to upload from Pinterest. This file is in Microsoft Excel because I am able to edit the document far easier compared to a Microsoft Word document.
Not only does it ask what they are interested in, it also gives them the opportunity to tell me how they like to learn, ask me any questions, and tell me a bit about their friends and background.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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GPA Calculation Spreadsheet
This grade calculation sheet allows students to quickly put in their grades and find out their GPA. I use this monthly in my AVID class, and have students post their grades anonymously on a chart in our classroom so we can see the trends.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
Student Self-Rating Form
Self-Rating Form/Teacher Rating Form - can be used as either for various target areas (e.g., personal space, respectful words, on-task behavior) where student/teacher rate student behavior for each period for various target areas. Points are added up and can create a criteria for earning rewards at the end of the week or at the end of each day. Student can rate his/her own behavior and teacher can provide an integrity check and rate them in the same categories - teacher's rating is what is ultim
Grades:
6th - 9th
Types:
Budget
Managing personal finances is one of the most important and overlooked lessons to cover for our youths. This is meant to be a quick, no where near extensive, pamphlet to cover the raw basics of personal finance. Following everything on this page will guarantee a decent level of financial comfort. Hand this out in classrooms, as well as to your friends and family. It's important for all of us. This is meant to be a guideline to help you tailor your own financial budget in a way that works for the
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types:
Communication Log
Keep track of the work you do with parents and students during this virtual teaching with this communication log.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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