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Student Successful Re-Entry Plan Template
How do you handle a student re-entering a setting after an incident? It can be tough to teach new strategies or create a plan for students who have struggled to demonstrate expected behaviors. This template is a plan for students who need scaffolding before re-entering a setting that they are not yet prepared for. The plan has an outline for staff members, data collection, goal monitoring and goal setting. This is not exclusive to behavior or special education students it is a document that can
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Self Regulation - Parent/Teacher Handout
Parent/student information sheet to assist children to develop emotion regulation skills.
Includes:
- What is emotion regulation?
- Why is it important?
- How can I help? - strategies to help students/children
- List of emotion words grouped into similar feeling groups
1 x colour A4 and 1 x black and white A4 handout included - Australian/British English
1 x colour A4 and 1 x black and white A4 handout included - American English
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Math Talk Procedures Anchor Chart Duo
A colorful and organized student friendly anchor chart that supports student development and practice of using questioning to foster math conversations during whole class, small-group, or partner work. Pair with a step by step organized problem solving procedure checklist for the ultimate student resource. Print both double sided and laminate to reuse each year.
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Formulating a Research Question Worksheet
This worksheet assists students in creating a research question. This could be used in any subject where research is conducted. It guides students through finding a topic and then re-wording the topic so that it reads as a question that can be answered.
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Step-by-Step Guide: Composing an Email
This step-by-step, color-coded resource is designed to assist individuals with executive dysfunction in composing effective emails by breaking down each part of an email and offering tips for checking errors. Featuring a color-coded format and an example email that demonstrates each step, this guide provides practical support for enhanced clarity and organization in email communication.Key Features:Color-Coded Steps: Each step of composing an email is color-coded for easy identification, aiding
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Quick Guide: Tips for Using MetroAccess
This concise and practical guide is designed for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to provide their clients with information about MetroAccess in the Washington, DC area. This resource is specifically tailored as a take-home printable for individuals with executive dysfunction, offering clear and straightforward tips for a seamless MetroAccess experience.Key Features:Scheduling a Trip: Straightforward instructions describing how to schedule a trip.Tips & Tricks: Extra helpful tips and remi
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Behavior Reflections Processing Sheet
A processing sheet can help a student reflect on their own behavior. It prompts them to think about why they may have acted in the way that they did and to think about different strategies to use in the future. We've included a color copy and a black and white copy for ease in printing.
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Conflict Resolution/Friendship Agreement
Steps and script for Conflict Resolution, Friendship Agreement
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Back to School Editable Procedure Slides
This classroom routines and procedures powerpoint is perfect for the first weeks of school. You will save TONS of time preparing your back to school rituals by using my done for you classroom routines and procedures for elementary powerpoint. Over 15 routines and procedures are covered in each slideshow, along with my step by step instructions to teach them. This product is perfect to use with first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade or fifth grade students. You can use this with
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"I Was Absent" Game Plan
Simple, straightforward, and self-guided!When students are absent for long periods of time, or even a few days, helping them to organize their missing work and catch-up can take a lot of time! Wanting to teach students agency, self-reliability, and executive functioning skills is do-able with this document. Students can prioritize, organize, and get all of their to-do list into one document that can be shared, checked-off, and connecting home and school.
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Goal, Plan, Do, Review Worksheet
A worksheet for students to identify and plan their goals. This tool is designed to support students who struggle with organization and may have executive functioning challenges. Two versions are available with this download. The information from this worksheet was summarized from Ylvisaker, Szekeres, & Feeney, 1998.
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KWL in the 21st Century
KWL Charts (Know, Want to Know, Learned) are a standard resource in many classrooms. While students’ familiarity with them makes them easy to explain and use, it also can become an exercise students no longer really think about as they complete.The printable chart version included with this lesson takes that idea a step further and is perfect for inquiry and project based learning. It also works well for the “Genius Hour”, “Passion Project” or “20% Learning Projects” that are becoming more pop
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Language Features and Their Effects
This is a reading/writing lesson involving different language features and how they are used to create more effect in writing.
Students need to write an explanation of each feature then find an example.
The effect of the feature is given to the students to help them with their explanation.
Some of the language features are:
Similes
Direct Speech
Alliteration
Hyperbole
There are about 30 features for students to find.
It also comes with an answer sheet with definitions and examples filled i
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TIME Strategy: Close Reading Word Problems Anchor Chart
Problem Solving TIME is close reading strategy for math word problems. This is an anchor chart that can be displayed an used by students as they solve problems. TIME requires students to use comprehension strategies and interact with the text in order to make meaning of the problem. Students will read and reread the word problem, paying attention to different details each time. The strategy walks students through:Retell: Tell a story about what's happening in the word problemKey details: Label t
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One minute science experiments for the classroom
Bring magic to the classroom with these one minute science experiments!
This product contains over 100 experiments which covers a range of science topics. The experiments can either be led by the teacher or the children can do the experiments themselves.
A really fun and engaging way to learn science.
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Tech Related Digital Notebook (DINB)
Digital Notebook set up with multiple layouts to use in the classroom. I use this for a digital citizenship unit, but the templates are a great tool to use in a variety of classroom activities. Layouts include a Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Spotify, VSCO, Text Messenger templates along with an email template and multiple STEAM organizers.
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Goal Setting: A Tool for Students with Homework and Overdue Assignments
This Google Template serves to aid students who may feel overwhelmed by overdue and upcoming assignments. The template breaks down each assignment into an individual goal. Each goal requires students to determine when and where they will complete the assignment.
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Morning Slide Templates
This resource saved me as a teacher in more ways than one! Having a morning slide projected on the board allows for a quiet and managed morning classroom- allowing both you and your students to get your day started on a great note. Save your own time by not having to create a new slide for the each month. Enjoy!
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Modern Orange Fruit Shiplap Objectives & Focus Board Classroom Decor
Everything you need to create an Orange Fruit Shiplap objectives or focus board in your classroom!This product includes:Subject headers (Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies, Language, Spelling, Art) in multiple color options and 2 font options Subject headers"Objectives" bulletin board header"Today's Focus" bulletin board header"Learning Targets" bulletin board headerLearning Objectives, Essential Question, Success Criteria postersObjective sheets to type your learning targetsKey Voc
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Also included in: Modern Fruit Orange Shiplap Classroom Decor Bundle Set
Design Thinking Protocol
This is a breakdown of the stages of design thinking.
Empathy, they will interview and analyze the information.
Define, they will identify a need and write a POV.
Ideate, they will come up with various ideas from multiple perspectives.
Prototype, they will design and explain their solution.
Test, they will seek out feedback and make revisions.
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Story Problem Organizer
Help your students break down and make meaning of rich tasks and deeper level problem solving with this **EDITABLE** story problem organizer. We all know that students often struggle with story problems! Especially those that are open ended, require multiple steps, or require a deeper level of thinking. This is a great resource to use after introducing a rich task, extension, or rigorous problem. It allows students to really break down what they know about the story, and make sense of what they'
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How Big Is My Problem | Poster & Cards | Classroom Management
Includes 4 versions of the How Big Is My Problem poster with matching mini cards. Perfect for teaching the How Big Is My Problem unit! Use the mini cards to send home with students, place on their desk, or give to teachers/paras to use as quick reference.Full ColorColor NumbersGray scaleBland & White::::::::::::::::::Woah! Looks like you scrolled too far! The great resource can be found up there.If you want some great Ginger Speechie freebies sign up for my subscriber library here!
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Graphic Organizers Packet Two: Mini Pack
A mini pack of nine (9) graphic organizers from my mega pack.Thought CloudGraphic Organizer for a StorySurvey Question Graphic OrganizerFairy Tale Graphic OrganizerStory Graphic Organizer IStory Graphic Organizer IICause and EffectVocabulary Graphic OrganizerStructured Overview Graphic Organizer
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STEM in the English Classroom?
This could be turned into a poster or could just help your students understand STEM design.
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