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Sample Letters of Reference or Recommendation for Students and Colleagues
Letters of reference follow a standard form and generally employ an all-seeing but distant professional voice. In other words, they are pretty dry. Years ago, after boring myself into a stupor writing the things, I decided I'd write a letter that while professional, had a voice. The sample letters that follow won each of the students a scholarship, or admission to a university, or a major award, such as a national office in an honor society. Similar letters either secured a colleague's teach
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Classroom Behavior Rubric
FREE Customizable behavior rubric! This rubric is ready-to-go but can be customized to match your particular classroom / setting.
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Not Grade Specific
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Letter of Recommendation Template for HS Students Applying for Scholarships
***THIS IS ONE OF MY MOST POPULAR PRODUCTS WITH HUNDREDS SOLD!***FULLY EDITABLE DOCUMENT!If you are a teacher, counselor, or administrator and have been asked to write a Letter of Recommendation for one of your top high school students, save yourself hours of time with this easy to use TEMPLATE. If the student is applying for a scholarship, to a college, university, or trade school and you are pressed for time to write a letter, try using this fully editable template!I have written hundreds of
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10th - 12th, Staff
BIP Operational Behavior Definition Glossary
This product is great for staff like BCBAs, School Psychologists, Behaviorists, or Consultants, writing a Behavior Intervention Plan in need of a bank of operational definitions for behavior. This glossary contains 55 definitions written in a consistnet manner (i.e. "Defined as.....) along with an instruction sheet including some pointers. Some examples include:BitingElopementKickingNon-CompliancePushingScratchingYellingIn need of a way to easily collect data for your FBA? Check out this pro
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Not Grade Specific
Individual Behavior Chart (Step One)
This behavior chart is step one for behavior intervention. Please check my TPT page and my blog for further steps.
This chart targets 1 behavior that needs correcting. In the beginning you need to focus on ONE thing. For example: keeping their hands to themselves.
This document is printable and editable to fit your classroom schedule.
Instructions for implementation included
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PreK - 3rd
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Positivity Is My Superpower: Lesson Plan & Activities
This resource provides you with a detailed lesson plan to accompany the text Positivity is my Superpower by Alicia Ortego. The lesson plan includes linked activities and resources that will help your students develop critical social emotional skills. Skills include: identifying and recognizing feelings and emotions, understanding and labeling positive vs. negative emotions, and reframing negative thoughts into positive self-talk. Perfect for a beginning of year activity, SEL instruction, or coun
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Student Action Plan for Tier 3
Student Action Plan for Tier 3 Intervention Meetings and Child Studies Meeting. Formant Doc printable
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1st - 12th
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School Counseling Substitute Information Packet [Template]
Personalize this template in order to hold information for your substitute! This is great for maternity leave, medical leave, or regular sick days. This packet holds a lot of information needed for a school counseling sub, made by a school counseling sub.
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Not Grade Specific
2022-23 School Counseling Instructional Calendar & Organizer
The School Counseling Instructional Calendar & Organizer provides you with a template to plan out your school counseling classroom and small group lessons. This product is digital so you can easily use online or print out.-monthly instructional calendar-school counseling goal sheet-small group planning tool-document how many students have participated"If you don't plan your plan, someone else will plan it for you."
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PreK - 12th
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Scholarship/College Application Letter of Recommendation Template for HS
Have you been asked to write a recommendation letter? Try using my recommendation template for a scholarship or college admission.Over the years, I've written numerous recommendations for my high school students, so I'm familiar with what the admissions committee is looking for.This a "Word" template that you can edit to fit your needs!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Scholarship/College Counselor Recommendation Letters
Behavior Goal Bank for Special Education
This is a great resource for teachers / case managers / school psychologists that are tasked with creating behavior goals and objectives for students that are functioning at an elementary level. This is certainly not an exhaustive list of goals for every student, this is a good jumping off point if you're stuck or new to the field. These are my most commonly used behavioral objectives. My intention is for you to edit and add to this list as you have more IEP meetings. *I've written it as "Firstn
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Not Grade Specific
PBS Plan Template
This is a detailed PBS plan template with simple guides under the categories (ie. "Teaching Strategies: How will the replacement behavior be taught and by whom?"), so a background in PBS is not necessary to understand the form. It is 2 pages total (about 1.5 printed) with room for notes. This template is based on information from "Behavior Management: Principles and Practices of Positive Behavior Supports" By: Wheeler, John J., and David Dean Richey (2010).
Grades:
PreK - 12th
End of Year Checklist for School Counselors
This is a helpful checklist to end your year as a counselor in an organized way! It is a Word Document so you can edit it upon download if needed. From communication, transitioning kids, and office needs, this will help guide you during your last weeks or grading day to close out a year. This is especially helpful for new counselors or those that often need a list to help guide their work their first years when doing the job and closing out a school year.
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Staff
Size of the Problem Crisis Flow Chart for Teachers
Size of the Problem Behavior Flow ChartTypes of Behavior - Descriptions of small, medium, big, and emergencyInterventions for common small problemsTips on handling small problemsHow to loop in the social work/counseling departmentOther
Children with Learning Disabilities Checklists:observational checklist(editable)
Checklists for Children with Learning Disabilities These observational checklists will help you determine where your child's/student's strengths and weaknesses are. Check the appropriate items in each category and bring forward to your IEP meeting or for a parent/teacher meeting. It covers the strengths and weaknesses in each of the following:1. Comprehension2. Oral Language3. Reading4. Written Work5. Mathematics6. Motor Skills: 7. Social Skills8.Behavior Skills
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PreK - 8th, Staff
"Eliminating the Elephant in the Room": A Social-Emotional,&Behavioral exercise
Eliminating the Elephant in the Room is an exercise dealing with the breakdown in communication between classmates. It addresses the social-emotional and behavioral health of young adults, providing exercises and activities used to forge relationships with classmates.
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Not Grade Specific
Matching characteristics of the student to characteristics of the intervention
This PPT covers the following Tier II Interventions' strategiesMentor-based supporte.g., Check in/Check outBehavior contractingSelf-monitoringSchool-home note systemDependent group contingency (one student earns for all)First Step to SuccessClass Pass InterventionPositive Peer ReportingSmall group social skills or social-emotional learning
Grades:
K - 12th
Task Tolerance Data Sheet
For students or clients who demonstrate a low tolerance level for work or have compliance issues. Many children, including those with developmental delays that make it difficult to learn some skills, have demonstrate problem behaviors when presented with some tasks (e.g., dressing, school or academic, fine motor, or cleaning their room, or other life skills) and make it difficult to teach them. This data sheet is use to assess and track the tolerance level to work or tasks presented to them.
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Not Grade Specific
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School Counselor Notebook
Create a School Counseling Notebook to help you stay organized. Even if you use a digital counselor planner, you will always need a place to take notes. Use for faculty meetings, parent meetings, student meetings, brainstorming, planning and more.Notebook Instructions:Choose which design you like of the two included.Delete the other design.Decide how many pages of each type you want in your notebook.Delete pages you don’t want.Arrange pages in the order you like.Export as a pdf and print double
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Not Grade Specific
The Benefits of Student Rewards Mini Lesson/Presentation
This PowerPoint presentation goes over the benefits and possible implementation strategies of rewards systems for students. This lecture also gives suggestions on how to measure success rates of rewards system strategies. This is the perfect tool for social workers, counselors, school staff, parents, and anyone else who works with children and adolescence for a living.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: No Stress Box + Rewards System Adult Facing Presentation Bundle
Choices: a Paradigm for Life, Introducing Need-Driven Behavior, Teacher Manual
Introductory Lesson. Choices: a Paradigm for Life, Introducing Need-Driven Behavior
“Choices” offers an approach to self-management of behavior in seven-six group plans (sold individually or as an entire book). Each group plan includes student learning objectives, a materials list, pre-activity thought provoking questions, and a detailed description of procedures and activities.
“Choices” principles have application to classroom management, behavior management, enhancing student relationships
Grades:
5th - 9th, Staff
Letters of Recommendation: The Ultimate Kit
Everything you need to write strong letters of recommendation for students! This resource kit is built from my own years of writing 100+ letters to help students get into college and prep schools. Fully editable!Includes:- Letter of Recommendation Template- Student Request Form- Cheat Sheet of Positive Words and Phrases- 3 Examples of REAL Letters
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9th - 12th
Choices: a Paradigm for Life, Lesson 4, Identifying Fun Need, Teacher Manual
Many, if not all, disruptive behaviors are attempts to meet love, power, freedom, and/or fun needs. The needs are legitimate; the behavior is not. When students learn to meet their needs adequately and appropriately, disruptive behaviors will diminish and disappear. This lesson looks at helping students meet their fun need appropriately.
“Choices” teaches that we need fun and defines fun as creative problem solving. All fun is learning, all learning is not necessarily experienced as fun. Depend
Grades:
5th - 12th
Anger Management Staff Presentation
This 19 page Power Point presentation is designed to give staff an overview of how teens experience anger, and how to help them manage it. Ideally, this presentation will be utilized by school counselors, social workers, or special education staff who are the ones to provide direct support to students needing more individualized attention. Just about anyone working in a middle or high school would benefit though by viewing this presentation!
Grades:
Staff
Also included in: Entire SEL Collection Bundle
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