8 results
Coaching scripts for Microsoft Word
Training Students to Welcome New Students
It's hard to be the "new kid". Students transfer into our school every day. As a counselor, the time simply isn't there to do much more than check credits and create a new schedule for the transfer students. Using a student leader or student ambassador is one way to connect a new student with a seasoned student to show them around the school. This guide helps train the student guides on what to say and how to make the new student feel more comfortable about their first day. Check out my store, T
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Help a Student Communicate When They are Upset (NonViolent Communications)
Have you ever heard of Nonviolent communication (NVC)? It is a communication technique developed by Marshall Rosenberg, rooted in compassion and empathy to improve communication and relationships. I am learning and teaching this, and offer this product as an introduction. NVC s a four-step process that invites individuals to express themselves honestly, become more literate with emotions and with needs, and to learn to listen with empathy for others. I've included the 4 steps with examples and 3
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Top 10 ways to refocus your Data Team RTI MTSS
These are great redirections for getting the team to brainstorm or focusing on making a decision - uses the power of the group!
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Softball stat keepers - scenarios to learn how to keep the books
I had to find a way to help my 6,7,8th grade manager/book keepers of my middle school softball team learn how to keep the books. This fake team with 7 innings of hits, outs, errors etc. gives them a chance to practice like they are at a real game. I made copies of the actual score book and they write down all the runs, outs, errors and practice the abbreviations; BOB, HBP, WP, E6, 6-3, SOW, etc. I put them on construction paper and laminated them so the students could have them outside by the
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
Types:
Explicit Multi Step Directions for Teachers
Word doc containing explicit multi step directions for teachers. This resource is great for first year teachers or those looking to improve direction delivery. Can be kept on a clipboard and used to retrain your brain!
Entering in room; Dumping trays at lunch; Turning in Homework; Line up to exit room; Walking in the hall; When you are finished with a book; Returning Books; Checking out a book
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Back to School Social Story
This social story welcomes students back to school. It is best if this social story is read every day at least ten days prior to the first day of school. This social story is written in first person and can be used for students will autism or other students experiencing anxiety over the first day of school.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Student of Concern Parent Academic Meeting
This covers rationale, purpose, intention, and an outline/agenda. It's great to talk about grades as well as what you want parents and students to focus on to improve their standing.
Rental Space Inquiry Letter for Homeschool Cooperative/Group - Word Doc
Completely Free!From one homeschool cooperative leader to another!A professionally drafted, customizable letter to send out to churches, libraries, community centers, and other businesses when inquiring about rental space for your homeschool group or cooperative.More templates coming soon!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Showing 1-8 of 8 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands