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Professional development resources for Easel and for homeschool
Peer Tutoring, Cross-Age Tutoring & Instructional Aide Training Workbook
Do you work with peer tutors, cross-age tutors, TAs, or instructional aides at your school? Research shows that providing quality training is essential. Building Student Success: A Training Workbook for Tutors and Instructional Aides is a 49-page workbook designed to provide that training. The topics contained in this peer tutoring and instructional aide handbook have been carefully selected to address the key elements identified by research as being critical to quality tutor and paraprofessiona
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Entrepreneurship Class for Kids!
In these changing times, innovation and adaptation to the world is crucial, and we think encouraging our students to create and think of solutions for real life problems is possible throughout entrepreneurship! Entrepreneurship 101 is the perfect lesson to start introducing your students to the world of businesses, creativity and innovation, through activities, games, and fun projects. This class includes:Class ManualEntrepreneurship 101 slidesPrintable WorksheetsEASEL Activity TriviaCertificate
Grades:
4th - 9th
Asthma PowerPoint with Interactive Review and Self-Checking Easel Activity
Asthma: Dealing with and Understanding Asthma PowerPoint. The basics of asthma health issues - what it is, who gets it, statistics, symptoms, triggers for asthma attacks, early warning signs, using an inhaler, CDC advice, what to do in emergencies. Use with upper-level students for a Health class or to inform teachers in elementary, middle, and high school on how to handle an asthma attack. Has a 15-question self-checking interactive review. Digital and Print: Includes a self-checking Easel Act
Grades:
4th - 7th
Student Study Survey for Learning Evaluation & Parent Conferences
Student Study Survey for Learning Evaluation & Parent ConferencesI created this survey to provide myself peace of mind at the end of each unit. It asks students to evaluate their own effort and work ethic within the unit (usually 3-4 weeks). Students are asked about their reading, study habits, and class performance. In addition, this serves as a good starter for parent conferences or administrative justification for student achievement!Includes:Student Study SurveySee my other Clas
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
The Basics of Algebra 1: A Survival Guide for Teachers
Do you have to teach some basic Algebra 1 Theory and feel a little overwhelmed? Designed specifically for teachers to help reduce their anxiety when teaching basic Algebraic concepts. So you say that you may be anxious when it comes to teaching Algebra 1 concepts to your students because you haven’t had many math classes and are not a math major. Well here is a resource designed for teachers that is presented in a simplistic manner and will help you get over any possible anxiety. I spent 37
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Free End of Year Student Survey - Collect Meaningful Feedback From Students!
This custom survey allows you to collect meaningful feedback from students regarding lessons and materials, assignment clarity, rigor, exam preparation, teacher approachability, teacher helpfulness, classroom community, units of instruction, and more! The best way to improve for next year is to gain insight into what students love about your class and what students think you could change to make it even better. I hope you and your students enjoy the experience!SAVE BIG WITH BUNDLES!Rhetorical Ap
Grades:
6th - 12th
Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan: Week-Long Format
Use this chart to plan out the basics of a Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan for each day of the week. Use one chart per class period per week to assure your students are getting the direct, explicit instruction they need.Higher education faculty and pre-service teachers and student teachers will find much use out of this form for teaching, learning, and assessing about the Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan.
Grades:
Higher Education, Staff
5E Lesson Plan Template/Graphic Organizer
5E Lesson Plan Template/Graphic Organizer
Grades:
Higher Education, Staff
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Education System Documentary Discussion Questions (Education & Training)
These discussion questions compliment the Race to Nowhere 2010 documentary film featuring students, parents and teachers from across the United States discussing their personal experiences in the current education system. The film covers topics on student stress, standardized testing, homework, AP level courses, suicide, eating disorders, etc. This set of discussion questions allows for students to reflect on the film topics while the video plays or in group/class discussions. The discussion que
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Education and Training Movie & TV Activities Bundle
How-to-Start an ONLINE Basic Reentry Skills for Ex-offenders Program Workshop
Program DynamicsWith States cutting budgets and transferring ex-offenders from prison and jails back to the community to save money, this will cause a void in inmate skill set development that is required to reenter the community. The demand for help will be astronomical! AM, Philadelphia, PAThis train-the-trainer program is used to train trainers on how-to-teach ex-offenders to accept responsibility for their past mistakes and how to move on to a successful new life, despite obstacles.This pr
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"What's My Purpose?" PRESENTATION _(50 SLIDES)
This presentation helps facilitate teens and adults with disabilities to better understand what leadership might look like for them.This colorful 50 Page PowerPoint is terrific content to help instill skills in children that can help them understand who they are, what they want, and why they want it. This document explores such concepts as the importance of being a leader, stepping outside of one's comfort zone, finding joy, listening to intuition and gratitude.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Computer Accessibility Scavanger Hunt
March is Developmental Disability Acceptance month! Thanks to the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) your PC's and Mac's have built in accessibility features (required by law). However, many people are not aware of these built in features that can be used in your classroom. Not only will they help with IEP / 504 plan compliance, you can use many of them to help you teach in the class! I've use Narrator to give instructions and start actives in my STEM class!Included in this file is examples a
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ETS1-1
Also included in: IEP / 504 / SpEd disability inclusion teacher resources
Why Me God? Moving on in Tough Times Workshop - PART 4
Why Me God? - Moving on in Tough Times Exerts are from Module 5 of “I Did iT !” A Reentry Guide to Accepting Responsibility for Past Mistakes and How to Move on to a Successful Life Despite All Obstacles Ways to Cope with Tough TimesIt is the nature of our philosophies, thoughts and beliefs that determines whether tough times make or break us. Focusing on painful memories and situations can scar us. There are different ways of dealing with this pain. Telling everyone about it and forever wonderi
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Why Me God? Overcoming Life’s Challenges Workshop PART 2
Why Me God? Overcoming Life’s Challenges - PART 2Exerts are from Module 5 of “I Did iT !” A Reentry Guide to Accepting Responsibility for Past Mistakes and How to Move on to a Successful Life Despite All Obstacles.Overcoming Life’s ChallengesAll of us face both minor and major challenges in our lives. How we deal with those life challenges determines how we experience life – as a struggle to survive or as an ongoing adventure in growth and fulfillment. Overcoming Life's Challenges presents major
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Why Me God? Changing our Thinking Workshop PART 1
Exerts are from Module 5 of “I Did iT !” A Reentry Guide to Accepting Responsibility for Past Mistakes and How to Move on to a Successful Life Despite All Obstacles Why Me God? - Changing our Thinking When something happens that deeply touches us, we often ask, "Why me, God?" We are quick to judge the event as good or bad. What if we were to eliminate the possibility that anything that happens to us is inherently bad and choose to believe that everything that happens to us is always good? Imposs
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Child Development Standards Journal ages 4 to 5 years
This is a journal that can be kept for 5 year olds for tracking and assessing development. It is handy and complete with places for anecdotals as well as information on when a delayed development may be present. It also contains some signs to look for when checking for ASD. It can be shared with parents as a year long portfolio as well.
Grades:
PreK - K, Staff
Back to School Editable Workbook, Templates, & Guide
This guide and workbook takes you through step-by-step how to set up a homeschooling schedule in your residence. The steps offered in this collection detail tried-and-true methods from myself, a veteran homeschool and distance learning teacher. The collection guides you to develop a daily rhythm and homeschool schedule.Quick workbook activities follow each distance learning step to help parents and teachers formulate a plan for teaching at home. The personal workbook entries can be developed and
Grades:
K - 4th, Staff
Inquiry Unit Planning Teachers Guide - Digital Workbook - Collaboration
This sequential, supportive unit planning model, will help teachers plan for all aspects of an inquiry unit. Use as a slideshow for professional development or a digital workbook teachers can use individually/with a small team.It includes: How to plan a central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and key questions.Examples from real units that have been done successfully with classes.Designing quality learning experiences.Considering learner agency and action.Identifying learning values and lea
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Adult Education, Staff
Parents: What is Wrong? Workshop
Parents: What is Wrong?Our “child and youth problem” is not a child and youth problem; it is a profound adult problem as our children do what they see us adults doing in our personal, professional and public lives”. Children’s Defense Fund As parents, adults, citizens and leaders we must examine ourselves regularly to determine whether we are contributing to help our children to face or to find the solutions they urgently need. And if we are not a part of the solution, we are a part of the probl
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Editable Daily Schedule Templates and Guide
This collection describes how to set up a homeschooling schedule in your residence. The templates offered in this collection detail tried-and-true methods from myself, a veteran homeschool and distance learning teacher.The collection guides you to develop a daily rhythm and homeschool schedule.A workbook activity helps parents and teachers formulate a schedule and daily rhythm for teaching at home.The personal workbook entry can be developed and completed with materials many folks already have i
Grades:
K - 4th, Staff
Teacher Christy's Notebook Vol 2
Articles written for ESL Teachers and Parents on teaching young children with information available on special needs and learning differences. Humorous and educational. Not just for ESL. Not just for teachers. Good for anyone who works with or is around children.
Grades:
Adult Education, Staff
HOW TO IMPROVE EFFECTIVENESS
LOTS OF GOOD TIPS TO HELP YOU BECOME AS EFFECTIVE AS POSSIBLE
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Peer Observation Collaborative Protocol Instructional Walk Through
Year-End Peer-To-Peer Observation (now on EASEL™) Worksheet 2023Reflection Through Instruction to increase teacher effectiveness and student learning. Peer walk-through observation will allow teachers to observe their colleagues, identify best practices, collaborate on effective teaching techniques, and translate new and innovative ways of teaching and learning into their personal practice. The walk-through can be defined as a brief, structured, non-evaluative classroom observation by the princi
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How to Use Lynne's Literacy Learnings Printed and Digital Formats
The free informational chart explains how to use the many Lynne's Literacy Learnings printed and digital materials together for in-class and online instruction. Lesson planning, standards, and example, modeling, and student activities, with monitoring, support the success of using both formats in your literacy teaching and student learning!
Grades:
K - 8th, Staff
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