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Middle school oral communication fractions reflective journals for teachers
Parent Communication Sheet
Use this communication sheet with easy check - off boxes to tell your keep communication flowing and your parents involved in their child's day! Please let me know if you would like me to add anything else.
--communication, autism, special education, speech therapy, behavior
Grades:
PreK - 12th
200 Teens Journal Prompts, Writing Prompts for Teens, Conversation Starters
Empower your teen to explore their innermost thoughts, dreams, and emotions with these journal prompts for teens. This teens journal prompts is the perfect tool for encouraging self-reflection and personal growth, inspiring introspection, creativity, and positive self-expression, covering a wide range of topics and themes from self-esteem and relationships to goal-setting and future aspirations. These teen journal prompts are the perfect way to help your teen build resilience, develop self-aware
Grades:
8th - 12th
Simplifying Fractions Flipbook
Symplifying Fractions Math Lesson
Included in this lesson are 7 Basic Rules for Simplifying Fractions. The rules are put into a flipbook that can easily be placed in a math journal. The file consists of 8 pages the make up the flipbook, teacher page with rules and examples, and instructions on how to put the book together.
Note:This flipbook does not teach the simplifying of mixed numbers or improper fractions.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Archimedes Math of Ancient War Journal - fraction, scale, percents
This 18 page journal is designed to guide students throught the process of creating scale drawings of a catapult, calculating it's area, building it, creating a firing range and drawing roman warships as targets, collecting data while firing the catapults and finally analyzing the data in several different ways.
It takes 1-2 days to go through the scale drawing section. Another day to build the catapults and then another 2 days or so to manage the data analysis portion. This unit is targeted t
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Grades:
6th - 9th
All-Stars Discipline Management Plan
This Discipline Management Plan includes:
Classroom Rules
Rewards for Appropriate Behavior
Consequences for Inappropriate Behavior
All-Stars Behavior Form
All-Stars Request for Parent/Teacher Conference
Parent Letter Regarding Behavior
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Speech Language Data Sheets
This is a great way for speech therapists to monitor their student's progress! I even have the kids fill in these out at the end of each session-it's a GREAT time saver & helps the kids see where they're at and where how far they need to go to mastery!
Grades:
K - 12th
Unraveling the Mystery of Fractions
Explain the why's behind add, subtract, multiply, and divide with fractions. Why must you have a common denominator when you add or subtract fractions? Why doesn't the denominator change when you add or subtract fractions? I also show how to multiply and divide using fractions tiles, giving a pictorial way to explain the operation.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
(FREE) Math Strategies for Teaching Math Skills to Elementary and Middle School
(Free) Successful Math Strategies covering math skills of money, decimals, rounding, fractions, metric system, coordinate plane, exponents and so much more. Great for all learners, but especially special education students. Visuals, models, and directions are shared in this free teaching of math resource. Math Skills:Reading a ClockCounting MoneyAddition and Subtraction with DecimalsMulti-Multiplication with DecimalsLong Division with DecimalsPlace ValueConverting a Fraction to a DecimalConverti
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Grades:
2nd - 9th
Also included in:Â Bundle Math Intervention for middle & high school, SPED, progress monitoring
What Division Problem is Shown Here?
Here's a little something I created to help my students determine the fraction division problem from models.
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Grades:
6th
Show Selection Workbook
Choosing a show is a challenging task- getting the right mix of roles, marketability, and administrative approval is a tall order! We've created this workbook to help you evaluate your show choices, and present your selection to your community with confidence! You will ultimately still have to hold your auditions, cast your show, rehearse, and perform! The goal of this workbook is to allow you to move through to those steps with confidence, knowing that you have selected the best show for your p
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Simplify & Order 6.2a
Here's a little something I created to help my students simplify and order fractions. This should take them some time to complete. When I taught this, I did a few on the board, assigned a few my students could do with a partner, and then gave them the rest to do independently.
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Grades:
6th
I Can Statements 5th Grade Math-Unit 4
"I Can" statements are always needed in the classroom setting. "I Can" statements are easy to read objectives for students to work towards. Most districts require "I Can" statements to be posted somewhere in the classroom. This resource gives 2 or more "I Can" statements for each standard in Unit 4: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions. I hope you enjoy this resource!!!
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Simplifying Fractions 6.2a
Here's a little something I created to help my students practice how to simplify fractions. I have included a modified version of this worksheet for students that need it.
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Grades:
6th
Grown Folks Guide to Teenage Slang 2023
Here is a cheat sheet to help teachers, coaches, and parents to navigate everyday conversations with American teens in 2023! From "cap" to "facts" and "drip" to "whip", this guide will simplify the decoding process and help bridge the communication gap.WARNING: Please do not adopt these terms into your own speech if you are over 22 years of age. Teenagers will mock you and work quickly to replace these words with new variations in order to protect this hyperlocal dialect, which will lead to phas
Grades:
6th - 12th
Bell Work for the 1st Quarter of 2014-2015
Daily bell work assignments for the first quarter of the 2014-2015 school year. This calendar follows the Baldwin County school calendar.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Good Deed Social and Personal Experiment 2nd through 6th
This is the outline for a good deed experiment the purpose of which is to encourage discussion and reflection on doing good for others. We generated this as a way to encourage our students to be helpful and kind to children who bully, and to find out if being kind and helpful to them would help turn those children around. In the midst of this two day conversation we thought it best to widen our net and look for ways to do good deeds wherever we could find them. We then thought to apply the sc
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
2:30
Student Reflection on This - We are all accelerated at something
"We are All Accelerated at Something" is a quote from Melba Pattillo Beals, a mentor and former professor of mine who says we must get to know people for their skills and abilities, or we are lost. a notion of open mindedness and love that everyone would benefit from. Listen to our full interview here for more good thinking. https://youtu.be/5c1sq6WKYekThis quote would make a good journal, class conversation, lesson plan, or teaching philosophy, but is also just a good inspirational quote to ref
Grades:
5th - 8th
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