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Problem solving posters for Microsoft Word
Problem Size Posters - Big, Medium and Little Problem
Bright, large problems to display the size of the problem. There are three posters: one says "big problem", one "medium problem" and one "little problem." Posters are large - 11x17.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Visual Schedule for Morning Procedures
This is a visual schedule checklist for students who struggle with organization and following morning routines. Students use a expo marker to check off each step as they complete it. Just place it inside a sheet protector so it can be reused each day!
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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disABILITY Project
Students preview videos about famous celebrities and their disabilities. Then, important vocabulary is reviewed and students use real examples on their chart. Students then research a different celebrity to research and create a project on a poster to share and display in class.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
DEBUG Method of problem solving for kids
Adorable, bright printables/posters featuring the DEBUG Method of problem solving. In case you are not familiar with DEBUG it stands for D: Decide to ignore, E: Exit or move away, B: Be kind and friendly, U: Use an I-Message, G: Get an adult.
This is a great method for children to learn to handle small problems on their own. I have used this with 2nd-4th great students and have had great results.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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How to Handle a Bully
Ten tips for how to handle bullying with practical examples of witty responses to teasing and when to get help from an adult. Often partnered with the How to Handle a Bully Flow Chart.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
5 Senses Grounding Strategy / Calm Down / Self-regulation Poster
Trying to help your students improve their self-regulation skills? This poster will allow your students to independently regulate their emotions by focusing on their surroundings. This poster is a great resource for students of all ages including younger students who aren't able to read yet, since it includes visuals.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Block Play - Structures from around the world
A great addition to your block play area. The front cover can be left black for children to write their own title or you can use the map of the world. Some notable structures from around the world.
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Not Grade Specific
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Positive Behavior Visual Cue Card (can edit)
This is a positive behavior expectation cue card with various rules for children to follow. This is an excellent visual to adhere to a child's desk to remind him/her of a particular behavior. The file is a Word document, and can be altered to fit your child's needs. Also, a picture can be included of your child in order to internalize the behavior and promote success.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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How Big is My Problem Visual Support
A visual support for students that struggle with determining the intensity of their problem and how to appropriately respond to it.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Morning Routine Flow Map
If you've ever had to remind your students over and over again what the routines or procedures are for the morning, here's the answer! The Morning Routine Flow Map instructs students with words and pictures as to what to do in the morning before school begins. The Flow Map includes arrows for the flow map component and is a Word document so that adjusting it to suit your students' age/developmental levels and your procedures can be easily done. I print out the sheets, glue them to sheets of c
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
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PE Classroom Management Plan
This is a great plan to print out and post in the gym. There are Gym rules to ensure that "Gym rules." Procedures, consequences, philosophy to help explain everything that is expected in my class and some reasons behind the expectations.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Social Skill: Self-Control
Do you have students that are out of control? Special friends that just can't seem to control themselves? This simple visual specifically outlines the steps integral to learning how to remain in control of one's behavior when frustrated, angry, or otherwise upset. Can be used when teaching, practicing, modeling, and discussing the very important social skill of self-control. The thumbnail is not an entirely accurate picture, some formatting was altered.
Grades:
K - 4th
Stratégies de résolutions mathématiques
Affiches et référentiels pour des stratégies de résolutions de problèmes en mathématiques.
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Grades:
1st - 10th
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Cool Down Corner
Cool down corner checklist and visual for break options based on the zones of regulation! See my page for a fillable form that students can fill in when using the cool down corner.
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Not Grade Specific
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Coming in and Leaving Procedures
Effective posters for entering and leaving the classroom procedures. Students know exactly what is being asked and expected, and the visuals matched with the words make it accessible for multiple ages and levels.
Grades:
K - 9th
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Stop Think Choose Visual
Use this visual with students when they are escalating and need non-verbal input.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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How to line up
Useful visual for students who need to be reminded of expectations when lining up
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Volume Level Signs
Bumble Bee Themed Volume Level Signs Reading:
"Bee Respectful"
Volume Level 0
Volume Level 1
Volume Level 2
Volume Level 3
and two reference signs: one for students, and one for teachers. The student reference sign describes each volume level. The teacher reference sign describes each level and where each level is expected.
These can be used around the school building as a school-wide effort or around your personal classroom.
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Growth Mindset Versus Fixed Mindset Graphic Organizer
I like to use this with students when we are brainstorming how someone with a Growth or Fixed Mindset would respond to a given situation.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
I Need Help Student Desk Cards
A printable file of Help Cards. There are 4 cards on each of 4 sheets. There are 4 different help cards per sheet to make 4 sets of cards for every set of prints. CARDS: 1. I need help NOW, 2. I need help and cannot keep working, 3. I need help, I can keep working, and I need to Use the RESTROOM. Each sheet is printed on its own color of card stock for greater teacher visability.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Size of The Problem
This visual is utilized to help students identify how big their problem is while also creating an opportunity for them to reflect upon their reaction to the problem. (i.e., if you forgot your lunch, it is not a red dragon problem.)
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Goal setting scaffold with tangible examples
Goal setting chart for highschool students. Tangible examples of goals and success criteria included to assist students in planning and selecting effective academic goals. Research based approach, highly successful in highschool setting.
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Not Grade Specific
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One Third of an Hour - Visual Poster
A visual poster (14" x 17") for displaying an hour separated into thirds.
Visually shows a student 3 sections of an hour (60 minutes) on a clock and how each section equals exactly 20 minutes.
Fun2TeachMath
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Grades:
4th - 8th
CUBES Method Poster
This poster has one thing that makes it unique. It is different from other CUBES methods because I changed the "S" for solve, "S" for star the word you will use to label your answer. I think it is important for the students to understand what their answer will represent and they should think about that when deciphering the problem. The thumbnail makes it look a bit distorted, when you actually download it has a border, everything is lined up right, and it is all on one page.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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