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Coaching Common Core W.9-10.10 resources
Weekly Goal Review Worksheet
This worksheet serves as a weekly exercise that helps both students and teachers set goals for the week, and reflect on their goals from the previous week. It provides space to explore lessons they learned, changes that might help them improve, obstacles they faced, and habits that were helpful. Then, it helps them set a fresh goal, make a plan, think about sources of support, and explore "next steps". The worksheet takes about five minutes to complete and would work as an excellent Friday self-
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Goal Setting Planner for Kids or Adults | Guided Journaling | Habit Tracker
This is the ultimate printable goal planner. It's full of everything you will need to help you achieve your goals and stay organized each and every year. This 27 page pack includes organization, wellness, mental health, guided journaling, mindfulness, self-care, goals and overall life planning pages. Each page has a pink floral border design.This Printable Goal Planner Pack contains the following 27 pages--Goal Planner Cover Page-Monthly Goal Planner (2 pages)-Monthly Task List-Weekly Goals-Visi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Daily/Weekly Journal Goal Setting (Printable)
This printable journal allows students to privately or publicly share their daily thoughts, feelings and goals. Developing journaling habits leads to a healthier self image and improves communication skills. This journal can be printed to fill out each day. This journal works best during morning meeting time, advisory or after recess. This journal is appropriate for students in grades 4-10 or for homeschool.
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Reflection Behavior intervention
This is a simple form that is adaptable to redirecting unacceptable behaviors in the classroom. Student will acknowledge decision make and reflect to correct behavior that is acceptable.
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PreK - 12th
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A Saint in the City: Sample of Book's First Chapter.
Why use “A Saint in the City” as supplemental material in your classroom? Because it is multicultural Literature. Through the reading and writing of multicultural literature students will…gain an appreciation of who they are expand their thinking of the world around them.shape their cultural identitiesand appreciate their life experiencesA Saint in the City also includes curriculum which will help a teacher feel empowered, effective and appreciated because the stories and activities learned will
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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