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Middle school problem solving fractions resources for parents
8th Grade Summer Math Review Packet
This summer math packet is a perfect way to help your students review material covered in 7th grade. This review is in a ten week calendar format and is meant for students entering 8th grade. It can be used as a tutoring tool, a summer assignment, or a back to school review. Best of all, the packet is easy to use while being an effective way for keeping math skills sharp. Looking for more summer math? Click HERE to save money and purchase all of my summer math calendars in a bundle!You test o
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7th - 8th
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Also included in: Summer Math Review Packet Bundle
School Anxiety-Parent Brochure
As a school counselor, parents often ask me for resources. I was really lacking in the area of school anxiety. So, I created this brochure as an helpful educational resource for parents.School Anxiety is an issue school counselors and teachers deal with on a daily basis. Parental support is an important component in achieving school success. The How to Manage School Anxiety Brochure is a great resource to help parents know what to do if their child is experiencing school anxiety. This broch
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PreK - 6th
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Behavior Data collection Sheets
Collecting behavior data can be frustrating without clear and concise forms. If you need some simple and straightforward behavior data collecting forms, this is a really simple set that you can use in your classroom or any setting.
This product includes:
- Event recording (2 pages)
- Interval recording (1 page)
- Frequency recording (1 page)
- Duration recording (1 page)
- ABC recording (1 page)
- ABC category examples (1 page)
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Helping Your Child Improve School Attendance Brochure- A Parent Resource
****PLEASE NOTE: This brochure is included in my Improving School Attendance Bundle. Please don't purchase if you own that product.*** This is NOT an editable product.This brochure was created as an educational resource to help parents/guardians support their child in improving attendance at school. This brochure includes defining what school avoidance is and 10 helpful tips to improve attendance.Download includes:Both boy and girl versionsColor copy versionBlack and white versionDirections for
Grades:
1st - 6th, Staff
What do mathematicians do?
This product is aligned with the Common Core 8 math practices and highlights the things that mathematicians do:
Talk about math
Explain their ideas
Make predictions
Work together
Compare
Make mistakes
Record ideas
Change their ideas
Check their work
Look for challenges
Each page has 2 of the things that mathematicians do. I use these on my math word wall. There are two pages at the end of this packet that contain all of the things that mathematicians do (one in black & white and one in c
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Elapsed Time: Teaching Elapsed Time Using T-Charts
Through many years of teaching, I have found that elapsed time is one of the most difficult skills to teach students. Whereas some believe this skill is more developmental (you get it when you get it), the standards do not seem to agree. To make matters worse, it never fails that there are elapsed time problems on the state standardized tests. And EVERY YEAR, these are the problems that students always struggle with the most. Then came the elapsed time t-chart—the answer to my prayers!
A t-cha
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2nd - 6th
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Basic Fractions Using LEGO® Bricks - Teacher Edition
This is the revised edition of Basic Fractions Using LEGO® Bricks - Teacher Edition by Dr. Shirley Disseler. The first edition of Teaching Fractions Using LEGO® Bricks was the very first book written in the 22-book Brick Math series. Author Dr. Shirley Disseler went back to this best-selling book and thought it was time for an update. The second edition has lots of new illustrations of the brick models as well as several new chapters with content that was not included in the original bo
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Conference Letter for Student Self-Evaluation to Parents CCSS Grades 3-6
This Student-to-Parent Conference Letter transforms communication, ensuring that crucial information is conveyed effectively and efficiently. By involving students in the conversation, it promotes accountability and enriches the conference experience.Key Features of This Resource:Student Self-Evaluation: Students assess their academic journey and set future goals.Streamlined Communication: Creates a clear, direct dialogue between teachers, students, and parents.Collaborative Approach: Designed f
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3rd - 6th
Science Fair Projects: A Step-by-Step Guide
This packet was created for my fifth grade class and for other 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classes for the school's Science Fair. It provides detailed, step-by-step, illustrated directions for completing a Science Fair Project based on the Scientific Method. The guidelines can be used for any level of experimentation whether it be a simple mini project in class or a full-blown Science Fair Project that will be competing in a school, regional, or state science fair.Both a PDF and WORD (editable if y
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Scientific Method Bundle
Bullying-Peer Counseling-Dear Abby Writing a Letter of Advice
Bullying in Schools-Dear Abby Writing a Letter of Advice An actual customer wonderful feedback: "I work in a rehab where most kids come to avoid being in jail. Most have bullied. This was a very eye-opening experience for them. I think they felt they were writing to someone who was actually listening to them. I had them write responses to their own letters. It's a rare thing when they take an assignment seriously like they did this one. Thank you." Bullying in Schools-Dear Abby Writing a Letter
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6th - 12th
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Fractions- Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, & Dividing Cheat Sheet
Teaching students fractions is one of the hardest concepts. And remembering all the different rules of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions can be stressful for kids. Give them this valuable resource tool that breaks down each process of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions into manageable steps. This resource is a must have for fractions because it’s:Color coded by functiongives remindersuses examplesreminds them to simplify their final answers!My reco
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Fractions Cheat Sheet Bundle
Snow Day Activity Packet #2 (Print and Digital)
Snow days are PERFECT for reviewing material! Students will be writing, solving problems, researching, and reading articles!!This snow day packet contains 5 activities for students to practice at home. Use as an extra credit assignment, homework, or just for fun! Now available in Digital Form! Just assign and Google Classroom- it is that easy!!! Included in the packet:-5 review pages-answer keysThe activities included are:Reading: comic strip- (Students choose their favorite book to complete ch
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Fractions Review for High School Students with answer key (Editable)
No matter what course I teach at the high school level, it seems students need a review of how to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and compare fractions. This worksheet has a summary of each operation with examples. It includes fraction problems such as a/b + c/d for advanced or accelerated students as well.
The preview pdf shows what the word file looks like; the product file is a word document, which you may edit to your liking.
Keywords: fractions, operations, add, subtract, multiply, div
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7th - 12th
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Problem Solving and Social Skills Task Cards: Halloween and Fall
Many students have difficulty with social situations, problem solving, and perspective taking. This product addresses all of these issues in a set of 24 task cards. These cards can help build awareness of social skill development in different situations that occur
These Halloween and Fall Problem Solving Task Cards are perfect for students may who have or have difficulty with:
Autism
ADHD
Executive Function
Processing of Information
Special Education
Behaviorally Disordered
People who can
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Comparing and Ordering Fraction Notes (5 options shown)
Comparing and Ordering Fraction Notes (5 options shown)
This pdf shows five different ways to compare and order fractions.
Each method has pros and cons, but I love having several different options to choose from in the classroom, as do my students.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Behavior Refocus Plan behavior form IB PYP Inquiry
Sometimes kids just need to reflect on their behavior to make it positive again. This form (3 different versions) allows them the ability to think about their actions and their consequences. Complete with note to parents about turning the sheet back the next day and additional steps taken by the teacher before the form was completed, this is a great tool for holding students accountable for their own behavior. :)Good for documenting parent/teacher contact for administrators, too!
Grades:
K - 8th
Kids Daily Responsibilities Chart, Printable Daily Routine, Chore Chart.
Kids Daily Responsibilities Chart, Printable Daily Routine, Chore Chart, Morning/Evening Checklist, Daily Task List, Children's Job PosterPerfect for toddlers and older kids, there are 30+ (1 is blank - write yourself) daily chores to help them grow. For older children though there are also prompts for yard work, laundry, feeding the family animals, and more.
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PreK - 6th
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Elapsed Time: Elapsed Time Bundle
Through many years of teaching, I have found that elapsed time is one of the most difficult skills to teach students. Whereas some see this skill as being more developmental (you get it when you get it), the standards do not seem to agree. To make matters worse, it never fails that there are elapsed time problems on the state standardized tests. I have developed a bundle of resources to help with these problems.
This bundle contains a wide variety of tools to help with teaching elapsed time
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2nd - 6th
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ANTI-BULLYING CONTRACT: Bullying Awareness Month
Bullying has always been a rampant issue in school. It’s time to put a STOP to bullying! Let your student be an agent of change using this contract that can be used by parents and teachers. Just print and compile these pages, and you’re good to go!TRIVIA: Did you know that Blue Shirt Day was created by STOMP Out Bullying to highlight the importance of Bullying Prevention Awareness Month every October? This 4-page contract includes reflective activities for children. Let them define bullying and
Grades:
1st - 6th
Also included in: Overcoming Fears and Personal Boundaries for Kids
STUDENT BEHAVIOR CHART: WEEKLY BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT TOOL
As teachers, we want to help all students learn. Many times, teachers give accommodations to students other than special education students. These students are usually in the Response to Intervention (RTI) program. It is important to come prepared to student meetings with documentation of the accommodations that you have given so that you can give a recommendation for an increase or decrease in tier level. Sometimes, you need to come ready to a meeting requesting a referral to your school's Spec
Grades:
1st - 12th
Screen Time Calculator or Video Game Time Calculator Excel sheet
Discover the power of time management with our "Video Game Time Experiment Calculator"! This interactive Excel tool is perfect for educators and parents looking to provide a practical lesson on screen time awareness. With a user-friendly interface, the calculator allows users to input the age they began playing video games and track the hours spent gaming each day. By projecting these figures up to the age of 18, it offers an eye-opening forecast on the total time dedicated to gaming, emphasizin
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sitting Still Like a Frog: Mindfulness Worksheets
Worksheets and journal entries that accompany the mindful activities found in the text “Sitting Still Like a Frog” written by Eline Snel.
-9 mindfulness activities that can be completed in the classroom!
Pages 1-7 (Sitting still like a frog)
Pages 8-9 (Your attention muscle)
Pages 10-12 (How do I feel/Spoon full of laughter)
Pages 13-16 (My personal weather report)
Pages 17-28 (Observing your thoughts/It's good to be kind)
Pages 29-32 (My inner movie theater/ Wishing tree)
Grades:
1st - 8th, Staff
Math Recipe Project- FRACTIONS
Includes parent letter and rubric. Directions:
Choose a recipe. Write the recipe and directions down on the provided sheet.
Double the recipe.
Triple the recipe.
Use your own words to explain a situation in which you might need to double or triple a recipe. Why might you need to split a recipe in half? How will this math project help you in the future?
Provide a photo or illustration of your recipe.
Share your recipe project with the class.
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3rd - 6th
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Hands to Self Social Story
With a license to use Boardmaker, I have created numerous social stories to support students with special needs. Engage your little one with this social story about Keeping Hands to Self, and how to positive use our hands.
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K - 6th
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