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10th grade oral communication close reading resources for Microsoft Excel
IEP Goals and Objective Data Collection Sheet!
This spreadsheet is setup for weekly data collection though you can change it to be whatever your needs are. I have looked for a data collection sheet for a long time that will meet my needs in the classroom but nothing has done it quite like this one. Its to the point, easy for para's to fill out, easy to review for both staff and parents and very easy for data collection if monitoring data points and you want to turn it into a graph.
This also could be used for homeschool tracking goals and
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Participation Grade Rubric and Tracker - Editable and Automatically Grades!
Have you ever wanted to give a participation score, but felt like it wasn't concrete enough? This bundle includes a tried-and-true rubric for assessing class participation each week, and a Google Sheets data collector which populates scholar grades according to the rubric (differentiated by the length of the week). I used both documents in my class this year, and saw a marked increase in scholar engagement. This bundle can be used for both in-person and remote instruction. Whether you enter
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5th - 12th
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FREEBIE! SLP & Special Educator Welcome Packet (Google Slides)
This SLP & Special Educator Welcome Packet is designed with families in mind. It provides a template for an introduction letter, IEP information, and a parent questionnaire. By using Google Slides, you can easily edit the content and access this information in the cloud when needed.Contents:- “Meet the SLP” Letter + Example- Upcoming IEP Information- Upcoming Re-Evaluation Information- Practical Tips for IEP Meetings- Parent QuestionnaireHow to Use:- Select "Make a Copy" (this will add a cop
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PreK - 12th
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FREEBIE! SLP Student Data & Family Contact Log (Google Sheets)
This SLP Student Data & Family Contact Log is a tool for tracking therapy session attendance, activities, & data, plus a sheet to document contacting the family. We recommend creating one for each student on your caseload so all of their important information is separate and in one spot. By using Google Sheets, you can access this information in the cloud when needed.How to Use:-Select "Make a Copy" (this will add a copy of this spreadsheet to your own Gmail Drive)-Enter information for
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PreK - 12th
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Achieve 3000 Assignment Sheet and Lexile Growth Tracker
These two tried and true documents transformed how we used Achieve 3000 in the classroom! Assignment SheetRather than skipping the passage and absent-mindedly selecting answers, this document forces students to use the program correctly. It reinforces literacy skills taught throughout the rest of your class and guarantees that they're taking the program seriously! This way, the data you get each month is accurate.Lexile Growth TrackerThis tracker has a spot for each of your class periods/course
Grades:
4th - 12th
FREEBIE! SLP Caseload Organizer & Therapy Planner (Google Sheets)
This SLP Caseload Organizer & Therapy Planner is a tool for organizing the relevant details for each student on your caseload all in one place. It also provides a sheet to map out your evaluations for the year and a sheet to plan your week at a glance. By using Google Sheets, you can access this information in the cloud when needed.Contents:-3 sheets, including: Caseload, Evaluations, & Session PlanningHow to Use:-Select "Make a Copy" (this will add a copy of this spreadsheet to your own
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PreK - 12th
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ASE Scoresheet & Graphs
Scoresheet & Graphs for One Person (or Sample) from the Appraisal of the Stuttering Environment(ASE) The Appraisal of the Stuttering Environment (ASE) Scoresheet & Graphs file is an Excel workbook. It was developed for entering data and automatically analyzing results of the ASE for the family, schoolmates, friends, or coworkers of your student or client (or a sample of people) who filled out the ASE. Typically, the ASE is used for individual students or clients, but it can be used in pr
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: ASE Bundle
Participation Grade Tracker - Editable and Automatically grades!
Have you ever wanted to give a participation score, but felt like it wasn't concrete enough? I used this tracker in my classroom this past year, and noticed a marked increase in scholar engagement. We heard more voices and had more robust discussions because scholars had a clear picture of how to assess their own participation. This tracker is based on my Participation / Discourse Grading Rubric, and automatically populates a grade as students' daily participation data is entered. Grades are
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5th - 12th
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Direct vs. Indirect Characterization Card Sort
I did not include a key for either of these card sorts. In many cases, it depends on the level of the anlaysis the students are thinking at. I am more interested in the text evidence and explanation they give for their sorting.This card sort includes 2 levels of determining direct versus indirect characterization. Level one is simple direct and indirect. Level 2 looks more specifically at how the characterization was developed: action, affect, thoughts, words...
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Hamilton Project for Deep Analysis (and lots of fun!)
This project is my favorite one of the year and my 7th and 8th graders adore it.We use the Reading Guide (listed separatelyHERE) as a check for understanding and a prompt for analysis. This is typically discussed in partners and for special education accommodations it is done in a group.Next, students analyze the songs with either the mood meter project or power graph project. For the mood meter, students write in the perspective of Hamilton (or another main character) for each song. This helps
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7th - 10th
Spanish Learners Book Inventory List | Pre-AP Reading List
Includes:Title, Author, Country, Synopsis, AP theme, Reading Level, Number of Pages, Year Published and a space to sign out the novel. Many of the books have links to the website on Amazon for students to read the reviews.I like to use this to keep inventory and is a great way to start a Spanish library in class! There's books from Novice Low to Intermediate High!These books are all aligned with the AP Spanish Language and culture themes, which are as followed:Las familias y las comunidadesLa ci
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NCAA March Madness Reading Challenge bookmark
My students are having a reading challenge until spring break. We are using these bookmarks to keep track of how many pages they've read.
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2nd - 12th
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Excel Reading Log
Digital reading log in excel format for reading and/or language arts classes. A complete semester's worth of entries for quick and efficient summary and reflection.
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6th - 12th, Staff
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Monthly Phone Logs
At my school we are required to turn into a phone log at the end of each month. I created this excel spreadsheet with monthly tabs on the bottom. At the beginning of each month I write each student's name. Then I document one time I spoke to the parent and briefly write what we discussed. This has been helpful for me to track my communication with parents.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Oral Presentation Rubric
How do you grade an oral presentation? How can you pay attention and write notes about the presentation at the same time? This rubric does half the work for you - just circle the applicable items during the speech and spend a minute at the end of the presentation tallying up the points. Divide the total by the number of possible points and you have your percentage grade. Ample room is available at the bottom of the rubric for comments.
I have used this in my classrooms to have students judg
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Coping Skills Dice Game
While practicings the skills of communication, students can answer questions and reflect on coping skills.
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5th - 12th
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College Literary Elements Using a Kid's film (Cars) A difference an hour makes!
For all students ages 10 and up (all the way through to first generation college students), this XLS file categorizes literary elements found in the first hour of the movie Cars, citing hour:minute: and second (for easy illustrations), the location within the plot (exposition or rising action), the specific evidence, and some commentary or further explanation. This file works beautifully with the Allusions! Worksheet file and the 300 Allusions PPT (both found in my store). This is the more 'n
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6th - 10th
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3 Analyzing Tone Activities
Students will analyze 5 fiction excerpts, 5 nonfiction excerpts, and 2 poems for tone. The 3 activities included in this bundle will get your students out of their seats and collaborating to support their analysis for tone. Excerpts are from modern and classic texts and represent a wide range of reading levels allowing for easy differentiation and scaffolding.I did not include a key for these activities. In many cases, it depends on the level of the anlaysis the students are thinking at. I am mo
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6th - 12th
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The Scarlet Letter Crossword Puzzle with Answers
I made an easy review for The Scarlet Letter using Google Sheets. One slide on the spreadsheet has the puzzle that I printed for students, and then on the other tab I have the answers. This served as a good review before we took the summative test.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: The Scarlet Letter Bundle
B Initial Minimal Pair/Contrast Finder for Auditory Discrimination/Pronunciation
You don't need to wrack your brain to come up with minimal pairs on the spot. I've done it for you for /b/ initial words! This Google spreadsheet is organized at the top by the vowels, loosely in the order that they appear on an American English vowel quadrilateral, and on the side by the ending sound of the word. The 15 vowels targeted here are: i, ɪ, eɪ, ɛ, æ, ʌ, ɝ, u, ʊ, oʊ, ɔ, ɑ, aɪ, aʊ, ɔɪThe final phoneme (mostly consonant) contexts included are: no final consonant, final /b/, final /d/,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Accent Modification Bundle
Lesson Plan Template
I took our school's lesson plan format and broke it down into a resource that I could actually use to guide my lessons. It begins with the normal standard information. My favorite section is Day at a Glance- This is where I literally list out all of my activities in order that I will be doing with my scholars.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Tone of Voice: Teacher Feedback Rubric (Social Skills)
This is a simple feedback form/rubric that you can send to teachers regarding a student's tone of voice in social situations. This is primarily used for students that are working on adjusting their tone of voice (avoiding sarcasm, negative tone of voice, etc.). A "sample" goal is included at the top (adjust according to individual student needs) for teachers to refer to when filling out the form. You can then use the rubric scores to measure progress. The form is editable and can be downloaded o
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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IRI (Roe/Burns) Data Spreadsheet for Comprehension
After delivering the IRI to your students comes the task of crunching the data. This spreadsheet makes it easy to see the deficiencies for each student AND each class.
This spreadsheet makes it easy to understand the data when you are looking at silent reading comprehension.
IRI categories analyzed include: Main Idea, Detail, Sequence, Cause and Effect, Inference, and Vocabulary.
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PreK - 12th
RUBRIC- Compare & Contrast: The Palace Thief & Emperor's Club
Microsoft Excel Rubrics can Easily be Converted for easy upload to Google Classroom or Printed!Pair this product with Writing Guide - Compare and Contrast Essay - The Palace Thief & Emperor's ClubOVERVIEW:Have your students recently read The Palace Thief? Then why not have them watch The Emperor's Club and show off their writing skills! This rubric will help assess your students' abilities to compare and contrast the movie and the film version of the great tale of opposing morals and of char
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: The Palace Thief Novel Project: Compare/Contrast Writing
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