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Life skills rubrics under $5
Visual Direction Cards x 78 Cue Card Prompts
Visual Direction Cards - cue cards to help students focus, stay on task, and complete work. Help children follow directions. Choose from 78 visual schedule cards in both color and black and white. Break down each lesson, or task to help children plan out their work and stay on task. Organize your cards on a template (included), in pocket charts, on a board, wall, so all can access. Alternatively, use with individuals at their desks.The download includes a template for you to use by placing on yo
Grades:
K - 3rd
Group Work Evaluation Individual Reflection Rate Increase Student Accountability
Learning to work in groups is a necessity, but often one member of the group ends up taking the brunt of the work while the other members "ride the coat-tails." My students needed this group work evaluation rating page. This group work sheet can be used for any subject area. I knew I needed to create a group evaluation sheet when one of my 5th graders asked if they could switch groups because they felt they were doing all the work. This evaluation sheet is a wonderful tool that allows students t
Grades:
4th - 7th
Good Listener Expectations Give Me 5 Posters Kindergarten Classroom Management
Teaching expectations of what exactly it is to be a good listener? Use these posters to teach it ...and then hang in the classroom for students to reference and be reminded! You are receiving the following 6 {color} posters:(Header) Give Me 51. Ears are Listening2. Eyes are Looking3. Mouth is Quiet4. Hands and Feet are Still5. Brain is ThinkingIf you like these posters, check my TPT store for an emergent reader titled: Give Me 5
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Group Work Rubric
Manage student groups with confidence!*POP! Participating, On Task & Polite!Motivate students to be their best while working in groups! This fun, useful and grade appropriate rubric will help keep groups focused and motivated. ARE YOU READY TO POP!*This resource was updated by ©elenaweiss on 10/23/19 to include a black and white version.Related Products⭐ 5th Grade Writing Rubrics: Narrative, Argumentative, and Informative Writing⭐ Behavior Rubric⭐ Behavior Rubric and Other Tools⭐ Discussion
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Writing Rubrics (3), Homework, Groups, Behavior and Presentation: BUNDLE
Student Presentation Rubric, Self-Reflection and Peer-Reflection
This three page document includes three rubrics outlined below. Please rate my products and thank yo so much!
1. The Student presentation rubric: This is a perfect rubric for assessing a student's presentation. The rubric is broken down to a four point scale which looks at: content, eye contact, volume and clarity, flow of ideas and share of workload, confidence and attitude, visual aid/activities, and time. This rubric can be used to assess any student presentation for grades 4-12th and beyond
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Money Token Economy Behavior System for Special Education
Here is a no-fuss, easy to implement money token economy system for the special education or general education classroom. Many students with understand that money has value, so it is a great backup reinforcer to use for students.Token economies are a part of many special education classrooms. They are often used to increase appropriate behaviors. Using money as tokens is a great way to seamlessly blend your classroom management with teaching about money. This token economy system will allow s
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Not Grade Specific
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Oral Presentations All Year for K
This unit includes:
-Parent letter to send home
Each month with topic:
September- My Family
October- My Favorite Place to Visit
November- My Family Traditions
December-My Favorite Movie
January- My Favorite Toy
February-Famous American
March- My Favorite Book
April- My Favorite Field Trip
May- Movin’ on Up
-Rubric for the 4’Ps of presenting to complete for each student after presenting.
-4 Colorful posters for each
component of a presentation.
You can check out one of these presentatio
Grades:
K
Email Writing Scenarios
Have you encountered a poorly written email from a student? I know I have! It never ceases to amaze me that many students do not know how to craft a basic email. Writing emails is a critical life skill and this activity pack was designed to help students explore and master email communication.In this activity, students will write an email based on a provided scenario (10 scenarios included) using the Email Checklist provided. Students will trade emails with a partner and analyze their partner's
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Also included in: Business Communications Activity and Project Bundle
Speech Rate Carry Over- Pocket Pacing Boards
Pocket Pacers! 24 unique pocket pacing boards!!!
I developed these portable mini pacing boards to increase student carry over of skills. My students have made amazing improvement with these little gems and the entire team is included in helping with generalization of speech skills. Comes with rubric and teacher letters.
Contents:
page 3 about pocket pacers
page 4 teacher letters
page 5 pocket pacers
page 6 pocket pacers
page 7 monthly themed pacers
page 8 monthly themed pacers
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Types:
Also included in: Speech Bundle - Volume, Intonation, and Rate.
Life Skill Assessment Inventory Checklist. High Support Needs- Special Education
Unsure of your students skills, especially those with high support needs? Looking for quality data about their life skills for IEP Present Level of Performance? You don’t know what to assess or how to assess it? Standardized or Norm-Referenced tests don’t meet the needs of your students?Good news- this NO PREP 75 functional life skill inventory checklist will give you the valuable data to show what your students with high support needs can do independently, with support, can tolerate, and wha
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Bus Behavior Chart
Use this chart to help students keep track of behavior to and from school each day. The visuals and smiley face indicators allow students with limited reading skills to monitor their own behavior. This chart targets 3 common bus behaviors, keeping hands to self, having a quiet voice and staying in your seat. Bundle this behavior chart with a social story that goes along with it here!https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/School-Bus-Behavior-Bundle-5040528Access all my Behavior Charts AND Re
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Also included in: Behavior Chart Bundle with Reward Menus
Utopia Map
Map Skills Extension Activity: Let your students demonstrate their knowledge of the elements of a map by creating their own Utopia Map. This resource includes:- directions sheet - scoring rubric- student samples Student Samples
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: 5th Grade Social Studies Bundle
Primary Learning Skills Self-Assessment (Ontario Report Card)
What is it?This is a simplified self-assessment I created so my grade 1 and 2 students can assess their learning skills. The statements put each learning skill in child-friendly language. I focused specifically on what I think is reasonable to expect of primary students by the end of October. I included three different faces for the students to circle or colour to indicate how well they feel they demonstrate each specific skill. You can use the faces to mean something like "I need to work on thi
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Oral Presentations All Year for 1st Grade
Here is the second set of oral presentations for First Grade. I also have a year long unit for Kindergarten This has been a powerful way for students to take charge of their learning and practice those speaking and listening skills!
This unit includes:
-Parent letter to send home
Each month with topic:
August- My Summer Break
September-My Family Tree
October- Being a Good Citizen
November- State Symbols
December-Holidays Around the World
January- Animal Report
February- President’s
March-
Grades:
1st
Functional Communication/Social Skills Rubric
One page rubric targeting functional communication skills, based on a scoring system of 1-4.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Cooperative Learning Groups Roles and Rubrics
Cooperative learning groups can be a great way for students to learn. Group work can also present some challenges for classroom management. One way to help your groups run successfully is for everyone to have a well-understood role. When each student understands what his or her role is and what is expected, group work can be more focused, productive, and fun. This resource contains three parts:PART 1: Black and white group role cards for 13 roles.PART 2: Color group role cards for 13 rolesPAR
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Not Grade Specific
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Scissor Skill Assessment
Are you teaching beginning scissor skills or have students struggling with cutting in your classroom? This fine motor scissor assessment can be used to help target student's strengths and weaknesses when cutting with scissors. It also includes a parent letter explaining the importance of scissor skills in improving everyday life skills!Here's what's included:scissor skill assessmenthandout on the importance of scissor skills for young childrenDo your students need extra practice cutting and usin
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Career Research Project Rubric
This career research rubric aligns with my free career research graphic organizer. This project allows students to research different aspects of one specific career. They start with explaining their "why" and then begin to look into tasks performed on the job, job settings, hard and soft skills needed, qualifications, education and training, positive and negative aspects of the job, resources and roadblocks, and finally courses and extra-curricular activities they can be involved in as a high
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Foods and Table Etiquette Around the World!
Great project for students to learn about different cultures and traditions associated with table etiquette, recipes and eating around the world!
Also great end-of-the=year project!
Minilesson on culture and different traditions and table manners around the world.
Students will choose a country based on their ethnicity or curiosity.
Students will research that country and create a presentation to show traditional table manners, foods, and a recipe of choice.
Teacher will compile all recipes into
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Vocational Skills Checklist Independent Living Life Skills Special Education
Find out how strong your student’s work or volunteer vocational skills are with this checklist! From soft skills to professionalism to accommodating customers, this checklist covers it all. Conveniently packed into one page, you can quickly see a student’s strengths and weaknesses at a glance. Watch a video of my checklists and rubrics on IGTV! Checklist includes:10 vocational skill areasMultiple skills/tasks within each areaYes/No checklist, based on individuals’ independenceThis resource is
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Life Skills Rubric and Checklist Bundle. Special Education
Autism PACKING UP ROUTINE VISUAL PROMPTS with Social Narrative Story
Autism PACKING UP PROMPTS ROUTINE with Social Story/Data Sheet/IEP GoalOne of the most important things we can do for our students’ success is to encourage independent behavior. From an early age, our kids can learn to be responsible for their belongings and packing up routine. As part of a necessary life skill, giving them a head start with this task will keep them ahead.Keeping it fun, each student receives their own personalized “hand” (the hand is editable for first name/last initial). Wit
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Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Back To School Assessments and Activities BUNDLE for Special Education
College and Career Readiness High School Goal Setting Individual Growth Plan
An alternative to SMART goals, Individual Growth Plans or IGP is an assignment that forces students to engage in reflection and metacognition skills multiple times per quarter. This assignment also forces students to be organized and in charge of their own learning as they set the deadline, standards, and their own rubrics. As the teacher, it is our job to help students understand and create achievable and specific goals that become their quarterly focus. This assignment is not meant to be a “po
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Child Development: PIES Development Project
This project is designed to be used in a level 1 Child Development course. The objective of this project is for the students to create a poster displaying the PIES development of a child in chronological order.Lesson Duration: 2-3 days. Depending on student demographic, class period length, and sizes of the groups, your students may need two work days in class.Lesson Plan includes:National FACS StandardsObjectivesInstructions and Grading Rubric for the projectStudent ExampleNotes to FACS Classro
Grades:
9th - 12th
Pokemon Inspired Behavior Chart- Now with link to EDIT in GDocs!
Pokemon Behavior Improvement Plan, by request!My Minecraft plan has been hugely popular with buyers, but I have received several requests for adjustments, including having an editable version. I'm on it!In this document you'll get two versions of the point sheet AND two versions of the rewards sheets. The version attached is a pdf, so it cannot be edited, but then there is a clickable link which will take you to the editable Google Doc, and THAT one is editable. Please keep in mind that you may
Grades:
K - 6th
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