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7th grade english language arts resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Read Across America Spirit Week Flyer
LOOK AT DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY! I AM WILLING TO HELP YOU MAKE THE VERSION YOU RECEIVE THE SAME AS THE PHOTOGRAPHS.This flyer can be used for spirit week dress up days!In the preview you can see the clipart images I used. These images came from the site below. These images are free for personal use. Please email me if you need help adding in these images. https://www.cleanpng.com/free/dr-seuss.htmlPlease email me (mforte@nwsd.org) if you would like a pdf version and I will send it your way.The fon
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PreK - 12th
Celebrate Dress Up Days Spirit Week Read Across America Flyer Letter
This is a Microsoft word document that can be easily edited to meet your classroom plans. Included are 15 of Dr. Seuss' most popular read-aloud titles. I've included a dress-up idea to match each book title, however you can edit that text (or rearrange the book images) to whatever you prefer! Have fun celebrating!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Fountas and Pinnell Reading Level Parent Letter
This document gives an example of a text on each of the Fountas and Pinnell reading levels. It also explains to parents, what the assessment indicates and reading behaviors associated with each of the reading levels, A-Z.
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K - 12th
Seventh Grade Standards Based Common Core Report Card Template {Fully Editable}
This Seventh Grade ELA and Mathematics report card is fully aligned with the Common Core Standards. This report card is presented in Microsoft Word and is fully editable. Fits on one 8 1/2 x 11 page, using front and back. Also includes a full compilation of Seventh Grade Common Core Standards for ELA and Mathematics (with just a touch of clip art added in). Handy as a record-keeping tool to check off areas that have been thoroughly addressed, especially in times of transition. I hope you find th
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7th
comprehension questions for parents to use at home in English and SPANISH
This document has comprehension questions in 12 categories that parents can use at home to talk to their children about what they're reading. It is also translated in Spanish. Parents will find this really helpful because they will actually know what to ask!
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PreK - 12th
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Yearbook Club Application
After lots of research, I created this thorough yearbook club application. I used this one for 5th - 8th grade students at my school, but it can easily be modified to fit your needs. It could really be used as-is for high school - just take out where it says 5th- 8th ;)
The application is 6 pages long and includes:
*Student application (fill in, circle, and short answer essay questions)
*Teacher recommendations (2 teachers)
*Parent letter
*Parent approval form
There are a few places where you w
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5th - 12th
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Weekly Homework Sheet Editable
Blank weekly homework sheet that's editable. Just type and go!I used to use the columns to the right for "Important things to know" and an inspiring quote section but you can use it as you see fit!Thanks for looking and please be sure to check out my other listings!
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PreK - 12th
Middle School Classroom Rules, Working Agreement, and Violation Letter
This document is used in a middle school classroom, where students have come up with the ideas and declared them fair. Included are a set of rules for students to keep, a document for students to sign that they agree to the rules (teacher can collect and keep in their file for documentation), and a letter to parents that comes back signed, when a student violates the agreed upon rules.
FAIR, FAIR, FAIR (by students, for students), and CYA... ;)
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6th - 12th
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Parent-Teacher Conference Template
This document allows teachers to document parent-teacher conferences and save them into a file. This document can also be saved as a template for repeated use. Excellent way to make thoughts, issues, and or concerns clear for parents.
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PreK - 12th
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Cell Phone Policy EDITABLE!
Included is an EDITABLE cell phone policy. Your student and their parents/guardians will sign it. It includes proper times when students can be on their phones/devices and when they cannot. It also lays out detailed consequences. If you have devices in your classroom that students can use like Chrome books or iPads, you can add that in to the policy. I purchased a pocket holder that has numbers on it from Amazon and have it hanging on my filing cabinet with command hooks.
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6th - 12th
The Hate U Give Parent Letter
**This product is available along with other great resources in "The Hate U Give Novel Study Bundle"** Use this (editable) letter to send home to parents to inform them topics discussed in The Hate U Give. I send this letter home with my students a week or so before reading. This letter is unique because it only requires a signature if the parent DOES NOT want the student to read the book.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â The Hate U Give Novel Study BUNDLE
Sign-Out Sheet for Dismissal (English & Spanish)
Need to keep track of who is picking up your students at dismissal? Here is a quick daily student sign-out sheet for parents to initial before they pick up their child from your classroom. This allows you to have documented who picked up the students from your classroom. Great for Pre-School-1st grade, especially.
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PreK - 8th, Staff
Failure Letter To Parents
As teachers we are responsible for every aspect of our students academics – positive and negative. This letter is an easy way to inform parents of their student’s current stance in your class. I usually send tis letter home, attached with a current progress report, 2 weeks before grades are due. I tell students that I will give them extra credit (2 points) if they bring the letter and progress report back to me, signed, within 2-day of receiving it. Even though they are almost failing, I will g
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6th - 8th
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Behavior Incident Reflection and Discipline Form for Students
Let students take responsibility, and make your discipline and documentation easy. Students complete this one-page guided reflection to discourage negative behaviors and encourage positive behavioral change. I created this form for my Middle School students and I use it for gum chewers, bullies, off-task kiddos, and uniform violators-- it works for everyone! It's much better than nagging and punishing.
As students complete the reflection they will:
- Read and relearn the expectation (using yo
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6th - 9th
AR Parent Letter
This parent letter lets parents know:
1) Their child's AR level
2) The minimum point requirements per trimester
3) your expectations
This AR Parent letter is a means of communication for parents. It is especially useful for the student who repeatedly begins to read a book, but never finishes, meaning they do not take AR test regularly It is also useful for the student who read multiple books at once (at home and at school) but does not routinely take tests.
* I kept this form as a word docum
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2nd - 8th
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Segmentation Word List: 5 Phonemes
I created a list of 85 5-phoneme words to use with my older speech therapy students for segmenting and blending goals. Parents have also expressed the desire to have visuals with homework practice so this is a handy list for them as well.
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2nd - 12th
Fountas and Pinnell Parent Reporting Sheet
This document allows teachers to share students' Fountas and Pinnell reading levels with parents throughout the school year. It places students into 4 different performance categories. The sample shows how to set up the document. The actual template can be accessed on page 2 of this document. The school name, school logo, date, Fountas and Pinnell level and return date can be inputted by the teacher. This is an excellent way for teachers to communicate with parents and keeping them up to date wi
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PreK - 12th
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.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Back to School Parent Letter from Reading Teacher Editable
Back to School Editable Letter to Parents from a Reading Teacher. Give out at Open House, on the first day of school, Back to School Night, or Parent Night. An editable letter to middle school parents for back to school from a reading teacher, encouraging parents to participate in helping their children enjoy reading, and offers parents tips and ideas on how they can help. May be used for upper elementary as well. Just fill in date, your name, and your contact information, and sign it. You can e
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5th - 8th
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Parent Brochure - Class intro and how to help with reading at home
-This can be edited to add your personal school information/ topics/booklists
-Parents are always asking me how they can help thier students with reading at home. As students enter more intermediate grades the books get longer and many parents feel like they can't discuss them because they haven't read the book. I created this brochure as an intro to my intervention reading class and included things that parents can talk to their students about with any book.
-The brochure focuses mainly on:
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4th - 8th
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Speech and Language Recommendations for School Checklist!!
New and Improved Version! I have added Fluency/Stuttering recommendations and some other recommendations that have proved to be quite successful! Print out this super easy way to attach overall recommendations for language. Attach to a report or give to teachers. The recommendations are in checklist format and divided by skill areas: Listening, Memory/Recall, Sentence Formulation, and more. Teacher friendly!
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K - 12th
Parent Letter- Students Failing the Class
This parent letter can be used in all subject areas, but I created it for my English classes. Last year I decided that I would diligently document all my parent contact attempts, but I could not reach many of the parents by phone. I came up with this letter as another way to reach out to parents and document my efforts. My principal loved this!
I made enough copies of the letter template to complete for all failing students. I filled out the information in ink (or you could type it in) and ma
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6th - 12th
STAAR MOTIVATION LETTER/ BLOWPOP AND AIRHEADS
USE THIS LETTER TO MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS BEFORE TAKING THEIR STAAR TEST. THEY NEED MOTIVATION HAVING HAD WORKED SO HARD ALL YEAR, A LITTLE POSITIVE NOTE CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE!
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3rd - 10th
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Accomodations Checklist
This is a resource I use daily in my classroom. You can use is for your ESE and regular ed children. I like to attach it to any work that the students received assistance on. It is great documentation to keep on student work.
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1st - 12th
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