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Scaffolded notes for Microsoft Excel and for special education
Executive Functioning Support | Google Sheets TO DO Checklist | Back to School
Many students (ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, etc.) struggle with their executive functioning skills, failing to keep track of each “to do” that is required in middle school, high school, and college classes. This digital Google Sheet is a time-saving template meant to help students organize their whole to do list, keep track of important links & contact info, and more! Students can use the weekly view, daily view or class view. They simply type what they have to do, and then check it
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Behavior Recording Data Sheet
Are you a special education teacher or a mental health provider? Here's the perfect data sheet if you need to track behaviors and love to see it visually. It's a pre-formatted spreadsheet that tracks the day of the week, date, time, type of behavior, event details, intervention tracking, and notes. One of my favorite parts of this data sheet is the "type of call" column. I'm a special education teacher, and my mental health teammates also use this data sheet to track behavior support for kiddos.
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Not Grade Specific
Weekly Read Aloud Planning Workbook
This EXCEL Weekly Read Aloud Planning Workbook is meant to accompany your detailed weekly lesson plans. My personal preference for Read Aloud time is to utilize the Dialogic Reading strategy, building background knowledge, learning fun, new, sometimes silly, vocabulary words and making connections to our world.I use this Read Aloud Planning Workbook to intentionally plan questions, vocabulary exposure, and scaffolds for my Read Aloud experience. I also find that keeping my lesson plans all toget
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: All-In-One Ultimate Planner Bundle
Prompting Hierarchy
Looking for an easy grab-and-go resource that will guide you in different levels of prompting support while efficiently tracking data on a day to day basis?The Levels of Prompting Monitoring Worksheet lets you document the following data each day:1. Date2. Activity (to help special education staff determine preferred versus non-preferred tasks)3. Strategies (direct models, choices, hand over hand, etc.)4. Levels of Prompting (independence, verbal, visual, physical)On your first day, start with t
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Everything EXCEPT Boom Decks
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