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5th grade coaching worksheets for administrators
Restorative Practices Behavior & Reflection Essay Prompts and Detention Form
This classroom management resource contains Restorative Justice Behavior Essay Prompts and a Detention Form to help you enhance social emotional learning and foster growth mindset learning opportunities in your classroom. Included in this resource are 8 Restorative Behavior Essay Prompts to incite students to think reflectively about their behavior and choices and to devise strategies for self-improvement. There is also a Detention Form that students fill out during their detention, in which th
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5th - 12th
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Improve Mental Processing Speed | Therapeutic Activity for processing speed
Mental processing speed is very important.Helping your student increase processing speed is worth the effort. Processing influences auditory comprehension, perceptual organization, planning and learning ability.Following auditory directions, completing assignments, reading fluency, writing speed, math fluency, and most importantly self-esteem. A student can feel pressure to always feel like they need to perform faster affecting their self-esteem negatively.Good News: It can be improved!PERFECT
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PreK - 12th
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Student Daily Behavior Checklist *Editable* - School Counselor / IEP / SST
Use this daily student behavior checklist to keep students on track of their IEP, SST, or Counseling goals. Works best with Elementary and Middle, but could be modified for High School.
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Grades:
K - 12th
Good Sportsmanship Social Story and Activities EDITABLE
Good Sportsmanship Social Story contains material specifically designed for students with special learning needs, especially autism. This social story on good sportsmanship addresses what it looks like to be a good sport and why it is important in a simplified but rigorous way for students with diverse learning needs to make meaningful and authentic connections to the material. There are many opportunities for students to engage in repeated information on good sportsmanship. This repetition enc
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3rd - 5th
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Restorative Justice Expectation / Reflection Sheet *editable*
Included:color and b&w PDFcolor and b&w partially editable PowerPointStudents are asked what they were doing, what the rule is, how their choice affected others, and what they can do to make it better. Background:This resource was created to work with my school's research-based behavior systems. We implement RULER (Yale's Center for Emotional Intelligence), PBIS, and Restorative Justice. This resource works with all three programs. At my school, this sheet is used as a "C3" or: consisten
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1st - 12th
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Character Education: 12 Different Lessons: Sportsmanship, Online Safety, & More
There are 12 different character Education lessons that are great for PBIS, Advisory and to simply teach values and good character traits. There are lessons on online safety, values, honesty, sportsmanship, solving conflicts, being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn.
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5th - 12th
Good vs. Bad Sportsmanship Qualities: Winning Isn't Everything worksheet
I do the following activity with my students in my Anger Management small group after we read, "Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Sportsmanship: Winning Isn’t Everything,” by Howard Binkow and Reverend Ana.
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PreK - 5th
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Attendance Plan and Contract for Students with Chronic Absences
This attendance plan is a great way to work with students on combating chronic absences. It helps form a discussion around why school is important and lists some crucial strategies on how to help oneself get to school and improve attendance. Use it to track discussions with students, the family, and for goal setting around attendance. You can even build in a reward system if needed and wanted.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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espn 30 for 30 Survive and Advance
ESPN 30 for 30 Survive and Advance Link included In 1983, the NC State Wolfpack, coached by Jim Valvano, stayed alive in the postseason by winning nine do-or-die games in a row -- seven of which they were losing in the final minute -- beating the likes of Michael Jordan and three-time National Player of the Year Ralph Sampson. The unlikely squad made it to the national championship game against No. 1 Houston, aka Phi Slama Jama, a team featuring future NBA Top 50 all-time players Hakeem Olajuwo
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Discipline: "Character" Essay and Sentences
This is an disciplinary assignment for students to complete while in detention (or even during a suspension). This requires students to copy an essay about what it means to have good character (an essay written by myself). After writing the essay, students will copy a summary sentence 9 times. I use this for grades 3, 4, and 5 on my elementary campus, but it would even work for older kids, or for kids being home-schooled.
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3rd - 12th
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Quiz Bowl Lightening Rounds
These rounds were created to find the strengths of your team members. Please note that each of the eight lightening rounds is the same topic. You will receive 20 questions dealing with geography, math, science, wars, literature, states, presidents, and government. I have also included two worksheet rounds that will show how your team works together under pressure. I normally don’t give answers to lightening round questions. Instead, I’ll ask them again during another practice session to see who
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4th - 6th
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End of the year student and parent surveys
End of the year student and parent surveysAs reflective practitioners, we often forget to seek input from our most valuable stakeholders-our students and their parents. Some schools are starting to incorporate this into their formal evaluation systems, but not all have.This packet includes a student survey (2 pages) and a parent survey with a letter (3 pages). Give one or both and gain valuable insight into the way your students and their parents feel about your performance this year. ********
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Zero by Kathryn Otoshi: finding value in yourself
I do this activity with 2nd graders during our Relationship unit when we talk about having a relationship with yourself.
One the front page, I have each student write 3-5 qualities about themselves that describe them in the coin.
Once they are done, I have the class walk around the room and exchange their papers with as many students (as time allows). On the back of the sheet, each partner writes a positive characteristic that describes their partner in the coin. Students enjoy reading about w
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PreK - 5th
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"Future Me" Fitness Reflections to Help With Goal Setting in Your Fitness Unit
Hey Friends!This is a good activity for upper elementary, middle or high school students to visualize how their actions and effort will impact their future. I created this resource to try and help motivate my students and encourage them to work towards the goals they set during our fitness unit. I know from personal experience the value that comes with taking time to think about your future self and learning to visualize how the decisions you make now will impact the things you are able to accom
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3rd - 9th
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Also included in: Fitness Resources Value Bundle Pack
IEP ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST TO DO TRACKING SHEET LOG EDITABLE
IEP Assessment Checklist/Tracking Sheet is a handy tracking sheet of all the steps you need to take while conducting an assessment for a child in special education. It provides you with an efficient way to track what you have completed as part of the assessment and what still needs you attention or follow up. This is also a great way to record what you have done in case you need to show evidence of it later. Track date when paperwork was sent out or action taken, when paperwork was received, com
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Maslow Hierarchy of Needs Worksheets (NO PREP NEEDED)
Have your students understand how to easily break down the concept of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs with these worksheets that help provide examples and have students dive deep into understanding their passions to achieve the Hierarchy of Needs.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Maslow Hierarchy of Needs Bundle (NO PREP NEEDED)
Getting Students Thinking About Academic Honesty Digital Resource
This resource pairs a published article from Junior Scholastic Magazine titled, “Cheating on Trial” with a set of six questions designed to engage students in the topic of academic honesty. The article and questions can be used as whole-class primer on academic honesty at the beginning of the year, an introduction to a larger class discussion or debate, or with individual students on a case-by-case basis when reflection is needed after an incident of cheating is suspected.The questions are scaf
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5th - 8th
Student To Teacher Baby Advice for Maternity Leave for Long-Term Subs and Admin
Student-To-Teacher "Baby Advice" printable worksheet!If you're a long-term sub standing in for a teacher on maternity leave, this worksheet is for you!If you're an Admin with a teacher who has a new baby, this is a great gift to have waiting for them when they return!Have each student fill out Baby Advice for their teacher on leave! They will love the honest and funny answers from their students, and it will be a great keepsake. Students can write and/or draw in each box. You can also do a di
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PreK - 5th
Student To Teacher Wedding Advice for Marriage Sub Plans, Admin Gifts, Scrapbook
Student-To-Teacher "Marriage Advice" printable worksheet! Both blue and pink PDFs are included, or you can print in black and white.Buy it for yourself to read the night before your wedding!Buy it for your fellow staff friend who's getting married~If you're an Admin with a teacher who will off on their honeymoon, this is a great gift to have waiting for them when they return!Have each student fill out Marriage Advice for their teacher! They will love the honest and funny answers from their stud
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PreK - 5th
Hand Brain Model - Trauma Informed Practices - Interpersonal Neurobiology
Use this handout to teach students and teachers alike about the different areas of the brain. The images demonstrate how students can position their hands to represent what part of their brain is activated. Even young elementary school students can learn the three hand positions to represent how they're feeling. High schoolers can also benefit from learning about their brains!
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K - 12th, Staff
Spot the Difference Picture | Find Fun Visual Perception Skill | Hidden Picture
Activity Title: "Discover the Hidden Picture"Activity Description: In this activity, we will display a hidden picture to the students, and they will need to find the hidden objects in the picture. The class will be divided into small teams, and each team will compete to find the largest number of hidden objects in the picture.Execution Steps:1. Prepare a hidden picture, such as a picture filled with hidden objects.2. Divide the students into small teams, with each team consisting of 3 to 5 membe
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2nd - 8th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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IEP Calendar, Yearly, Special Education Meeting Planner, IEP Case Manager, Year
Special education google sheet to track all meetings with administrators. This yearly calendar is shared with all case managers in one school to ensure time slots are filled on IEP days. This planner is helpful for office, administrators, and case managers to ensure that substitute teachers know where to report to for teacher coverage. This is a Google sheets document that you can customize to fit the needs of your school. This is a great resource for administrators to ensure their case managers
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K - 12th, Staff
Team Handball Gr. 4-6
Our unit consists of lessons that incorporate all the necessary skills required to play Team Handball.
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Each of the core lessons consists of four parts that follow an easy to use, natural, teacher-friendly progression. Team Handball is an excellent game that is easy to learn, easy to teach, and easily adaptable to any environment — whether you have a gym or must use the outdoors. The diverse lead-up activities are specifically designed to teach the students the skills of th
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4th - 6th
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Adolescence Reading Comprehension | Teenage Transition | Teenagers
Enhance your classroom discussions with our resource on adolescence! Delve into the various aspects of development—physical, cognitive, emotional, and social—that adolescents experience. From the changes of puberty to the exploration of identity and the dynamics of peer relationships, this resource offers valuable insights. Explore the impact of academic demands, societal pressures in the digital age, and the challenges faced by parents. Download now to facilitate meaningful conversations about
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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