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7th grade for all subjects homework microsofts
Inbox Labels and Assignment Classroom Management System EDITABLE
Ever find yourself asking, “Who’s still working on their assignment?” Have you ever spent time trying to figure out the one person who hasn’t turned in their paper? Of course you have! We’re teachers!Collecting papers and keeping track of who has turned in their assignments has never been so easy! Label your “Inboxes” with these colorful labels and have students check off their number, or name, as they turn in their assignment!Why YOU Will Love This Resource:You will never waste valuable time tr
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1st - 12th
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Homework, Missing Work, Late Work, Project Policy Parent Letter
This is a letter I used to inform parents at the beginning of the year of my classroom policies regarding homework, late work, missing work, projects and no name papers.
This was intended for 5th grade but can be modified for any upper grade levels. It includes an acknowledgement section (which became VERY helpful when procedures were not followed later in the year.)
Editable.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Weekly Newsletter Template (Editable!)
Included in this download is a Weekly Newsletter template. It is a powerpoint file, so you can edit it each week and send it home as a way of communicating with your classroom parents.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
We Miss You - Absent Student Folder | FREEBIE
Keep your students updated on what they missed while they were out with this simple make-up sheet. Fill it in, and stick it in a durable, plastic folder along with their materials to send home while they are absent. For the absent folder/binder, simply print, laminate, and secure to the front of a folder or slide it in the sleeve of a binder, whichever your prefer to send work home in.Included in this product:1. 4 absent sheet forms (1 with listed subjects and 3 blank with varying amount of boxe
Grades:
K - 8th
Homework Checklists *EDITABLE*
Need an easy way to assign student spelling words and homework each week? These homework checklists will save you time and energy!
Just type in your personal information, student spelling words, and student homework. You can print these and staple them into student agendas or slide them into binders.
3 options are included:
1) editable with permanent titles
2) editable with editable titles
3) Completely editable (Except for days of the week!)
This product is made using PowerPoint.
Enjoy!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
GRIT - Get to Know You Stories, RAW - First Week of School (lesson and homework)
*** Lesson also available in THIS BUNDLE for 25% off ***If I could do only one thing again as a teacher IT WOULD BE THIS!Beginning my school year with this conversation changed the relationships I had with my students. Every student presented their "RAW" story. It has made for an AMAZING year, starting by getting to know what motivates them and seeing each other as a team working towards great things.Introduces the 6 levels of moral development to your students. This creates a common language fo
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: WHOLE STORE BUNDLE - Annie Bell - That Has A Nice Ring To It
Homework Checklist
The "Homework Checklist" is a printable Microsoft Word document that will help you document your students' homework progress. It is completely editable so that you can type in your students name, date, etc. You can use the document to do a quick daily check to document whether or not your students have returned homework. This can be used in parent conferences to let parents know of their student's homework participation.
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Grades:
K - 12th
How to Write an Outline
Starting to teach about taking notes in different ways? I am a big believer in skills and this is one that really helped me get through college. I have my students outline the first section of each chapter to make sure they have this skills. This sheet should help in explaining the 2 rules of outlining as well as a basic outline to help people get started. Here is what is included: 1. One page outline instructions2. In word format so that you can edit if need beREADING AND WRITING BUNDLE *******
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Weekly Newsletter Under the Sea Theme
An editable weekly newsletter great for communicating with parents and students. I attach this to the front of my weekly homework packets. Spaces for weekly spelling words, important information, homework assignments, and weekly objectives are provided.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Civil War Mapping the Battles
The students will use the coordinates (x,y) to find the location of the battlefield on the map. When plotting the location of the battlefield on the map, they'll develop a victory key to show whether it was a Confederate or Union victory. They will need to read and analyze the information/statistics on the all of the pages to determine which side won each battle.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Missing Assignment Log for Inclusion Students/SPED Teachers
I teach 7th and 8th grade Math and Reading and specifically work with the inclusion students. One of my most time consuming tasks is communicating with all my students’ teachers on how they are doing in each class, specifically if they are turning in assignments and doing well on them. I created 2 forms to work with a range of comfort levels in both teachers and students.
The first 4 pages are divided up by subject, with a column to list all of my students. I use this in an electronic form, on
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
MLA Citation Practice
This activity will allow your students to practice creating citations in MLA format using a variety of sources. Answer Key included on Page 2. Good for ELA, Keyboarding, or Computer Applications classes.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Nautical Newsletter. Cute AND EDITABLE!
This is a classroom newsletter that can be used weekly or monthly. You can easily go in and add your own information, and even edit the size and shapes of the boxes. Please let me know if you have any questions.
The fonts used are:
KG Miss Kindergarten
KG Only Hope
Grades:
PreK - 8th
weekly newsletter
An editable weekly newsletter that explains what the classroom is learning for each subject, the spelling words of the week and any additional important information. Attach as the front page to a homework packet. Great for any grade level to communicate with parents.
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PreK - 12th
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Rubrics for Classwork Participation and Homework All Subjects
Students will be held accountable for their learning with these two rubrics! One presents clear expectations for homework, while the other presents clear expectations for classwork participation. They are presented in standards based grading (4,3,2,1) however you can edit for letter grades easily. Present at the beginning of the year for clear expectations! Also great to send to parents or include with syllabus. Easily share through Google Drive or post on Google Classroom. Thanks for viewing :
Grades:
6th - 9th
Classroom Newsletter and Calendar Completely *EDITABLE*
This is a simple and easy monthly newsletter and calendar to use in your classroom. Completely editable version as well as a ready to go version! Great way to communicate with parents at home by using a newsletter format with a printable calendar on the back to send home every month. *Editable Newsletter**Monthly Newsletters*Editable Calendar**Ready to go Calendar for 2021/2022 year *New FREE Update every school calendar year!Thanks for your purchase!
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PreK - 8th
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GRIT Ted Talk Video Guide with KEY for ALL Subjects Growth Mindset
Angela Duckworth's Ted Talk on grit power of passion and perseverance includes: video guide with 5 questions with key, video link, and link for transcript if needed. Fully editable source.
Great for the start of a new class or new year to discuss growth mindset and grit.
Video is 6 minutes so can be done quickly in class or for homework.
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Farmhouse Chic White Editable 12 Month Newsletters
Transform your classroom into a rustic chic farmhouse, with a side of charm! The farmhouse chic collection is filled with burlap, chalkboard, lace, shiplap, wood, and twinkling lights. This 12 month Editable Newsletter Template Set has: *over 100 templates *10 templates without chalk doodles*monthly chalk headers that coordinate with the month/season *headers have shabby white wood and shades of gray wood, with a mixture of lights and lanterns *decide each month if you want 3 large text boxes or
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Weekly agenda for students
A weekly agenda is geared toward teaching students to take responsibility for their education and their work. There are five different types of agendas you will be given access to, which include:1. Half block schedule (Tuesday/Thursday) full schedule (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)2. Block schedule all week (full schedule Friday)3. Block schedule all week (full schedule Monday)4. Block schedule all week (full schedule Wednesday)5. Full schedule all week
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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Growth Mindset Worksheet
This is a good "beginning of the year" activity to help students learn about how a growth mindset is different than a fixed mindset.
Remember to remind them that the worksheet is not asking them to write the opposite of the statement that is listed. They should come up with a proactive statement.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Projects - Reflection - Post-Project Reflective Essay Criteria and Rubric
Reflective thinking is a critical, but often over-looked skill. This simple one page document provides students a clear guide to becoming a more reflective lifelong learner.
The document includes details for writing a basic five paragraph essay and a rubric for self, peer, and teacher assessment. It is generic and intended to be used over and over again throughout the school year(s) for reflection on individual and/or group projects in all subject areas.
I have used this with children as youn
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Article and Questions- “Too Much of a Good Thing” (Substitute Activity)
This is an article as well as a set of questions related to the use of Vitamins and Minerals in our foods and poses the question of- Is there a point where too many vitamins are being used? There are seven questions associated with the article. This can be used as an in class assignment, homework, substitute plans for any class. This may not take a whole class period so could be used in conjunction with another short assignment based upon class time.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Menu Choice Board TEMPLATE
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Choice Board TEMPLATEGive students choice in their practice assignments! For middle school math, language, science, or anything else! Works for upper elementary and high school too!Google Doc: Open document and edit to add assignment options for your content.You can change points values and the directions to suit your needs... more difficult assignments worth more points, or everything the same... make the goal more or less points depending on the amount of time you
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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Student Self-Assessment Scoring Rubric
Customizable student self-assessment scoring rubric where students self-assess and think about what they need to improve the most on in your class. Made for science class but categories G and H can be change to fit any subject area.
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Grades:
4th - 10th
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