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Middle school informational text resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
How to Guides for Parents & Teachers: Microsoft Teams, Edsby, Remind App, & More
6 popular apps and teaching platforms - instructions for use teachers can send these instructional packets to parents to help them navigate classroom communication platforms! our bundle can help teachers learn new platforms too!information regarding: signing up, troubleshooting, uploading assignments, log in, microphone and camera access, and more!
Grades:
1st - 12th
Editable Harry Potter Acceptance Letter
This editable acceptance letter will help you bring the magic to your students!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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140 Writing Prompts for Middle School
140 Writing Prompts for Middle School - take the guess work out of prompt writing with this awesome list of prompts ready to go. Just pick one and go!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
150 Amazing & Weird But True Facts - Daily Facts for Classrooms or Lunchboxes!
Let's face it... kids LOVE to learn about interesting facts and tidbits. Why not post these daily for them to read! You can write a new one of the board each day, place them around the classroom, or cut facts apart to place them in a daily lunchbox. Students would also enjoy having them in a literacy station!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Junior High Welcome Back To School Letter and Classroom Expectations
Present this well worded and thorough welcome back letter to parents at the beginning of the year. This letter template is designed for Junior High educators that follow the Responsive Classroom Approach. This awesome template features:Some of the wording in the letter is bilingual for the French Immersion ProgramGeared for Canadian teachers Easy to edit in a Word DocumentFirst Page: IntroductionSecond Page: Goal setting and expectationsThird Page: Continued list of expectations and concluding s
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Primary school Parent and Student Handbook editable template
A comprehensive editable template provides information about policies and practices designed to foster a caring, secure, and organized environment that will enable the children to reach their maximum potential intellectually, emotionally, and socially.
Grades:
K - 6th
The Story of an Eyewitness - Quiz
Quiz for assessment or for test prep
full answers given
A variety of questions
A mixture of MCQ, short answers and Vocabulary Fill in the blank
Great for assessment or revision for examination
Parents can use to test their child's knowledge too
Grades:
7th - 9th
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CCSS:
Common Core Reading Cause/Effect Reading Unit 5th grade
This unit, if used in its entirety, will cover every Common Core Standard connected with cause and effect. The unit includes:
1. Cause/effect Study guide- this outlines every standard connected with cause/effect and main idea.
2. One page mini-lessons- lessons that only take a few minutes to review, explain, or show cause and effect.
3. Cause/effect reading cards- cards with these same standards that cover the study guide and can be used with any reading material. (book, basal reader, a book th
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Home Learning Independent Reading Questions
An excellent resource for at home Independent Reading during school closing! A collection of over 100 questions that can be used for any independent reading text! Questions are aligned to the ELA Common Core Standards. The questions are organized according to standard and are leveled into three tiers. Tier 1 consists of Remember & Understand questions. Tier 2 consists of Apply & Analyze questions. Tier 3 consists of Evaluate & Create questions.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
An Open House Essay
Here is an essay I have had my students write, and then leave on their desks for Open House. In this essay the students are telling their parents the three most important things in our classroom...that they can't miss. It's a great icebreaker for the parents as soon as they hit the room.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Accelerated Reading (AR) Parent Letter
Word document to explain AR program and requirements. Can be edited to meet your own requirements.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Blackfish Documentary Permission Slip - EDITABLE
Blackfish, a documentary made in 2013, follows the controversy that surrounds the capture and entertainment usage of killer whales in today’s society; the film also touches on the dangerous implications of these practices for both the animals and humans. The documentary has won eleven different film awards and garnered an additional 23 nominations, including awards from the International Documentary Association and the Sundance Film Festival.
This film can be used to teach a myriad of topics,
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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Safe Return To School Welcome Letter with Expectations and Safety covid19
Present this well worded and thorough safe return to school welcome back letter to parents at the beginning of the year/semester. This letter template is designed for Junior High educators that follow the Responsive Classroom Approach.This awesome template features:Some of the wording in the letter is bilingual for the French Immersion ProgramGeared for Canadian teachersEasy to edit in a Word DocumentFirst Page: IntroductionSecond Page: Goal setting and expectationsOther Pages: Continued list of
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Becoming a Strategic Reader (in Spanish)
(Translated in Spanish) This step-by-step strategic reader handout provides parents and teachers with explicit and systematic steps to being a "good" reader! It is very parent friendly (terms are explained).
Grades:
1st - 12th, Staff
Meet the Teacher handout for parents
Feel free to save a copy and edit to your liking. This document contains all the information that I feel is important for my parents to know right off the bat:- rules/ expectations- homework (home reading, math, library times, etc)- agenda/ communication- fieldtrips- lunch/ snacks- birthdays/ celebrations- absences- shoes- book orders- curriculum information
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Grades:
K - 6th
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Handouts about Autism
This packet contains 3 different handouts about Autism or Asperger Syndrome. 1 handout lists famous people with autistic traits. Handouts could be used with older students or parents.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
Junior High Welcome Back To School Letter and Classroom Expectations
Present this well worded and thorough welcome back letter to parents at the beginning of the year. This letter template is designed for Junior High educators that follow the Responsive Classroom Approach. This awesome template features:Some of the wording in the letter is bilingual for the French Immersion ProgramGeared for Canadian teachers Easy to edit in a Word DocumentFirst Page: IntroductionSecond Page: Goal setting and expectationsThird Page: Continued list of expectations and concluding s
Grades:
7th - 8th
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Writers Reflection Activity
Students use this sheet as a guide for reflecting on their progress as writers. This sheet primarily deals with Text Based Essays. It has a sheet for planning a writing goal, and asks students to meet with their parents about their writing.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Fashion Show Program Overview-"Now and Then" Program
Fashion Show Program Overview-"Now and Then" Program
This one page editable document can be used as a flyer to guests and participants for the “Now and Then” Fashion Show. It includes and overview of the program, and embedded table to list the participants and an opportunity to showcase the funding source and volunteers which made this fashion show possible. The work is completed for you.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Funtional Text Graphic Organizer and Parent Letter
This parent letter and graphic organizer are a great resource to teach functional text. In the lesson, student bring in their own examples of functional text, and then explore them as a class with the support of the graphic organizer.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
A-WORD-A-DAY VOCABULARY BUILDING PROGRAM FOR NOVEMBER
Take 5 minutes at the beginning or end of class to learn a valuable vocabulary word each day of the school year.1) Words of Measurement 2) Vore Words 3) GTKW: Good to Know Words 4) Words from Greek MythologyPage 1 ___Words associated with measuring wind speeds and air pressure when hurricanes approach plus a blurb on the 1935, Florida hurricane. Pages 2 & 3___ More words of measurement plus Vore words for what humans and animals eat.Page 4___GTK: Good to Know Words Page 5___Words taken f
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Grades:
5th - 8th
A-WORD-A-DAY VOCABULARY BUILDING PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER
Take 5 minutes at the beginning or end of class to learn a valuable vocabulary word each day of the school year.Two Weeks of Vocab plus a Vacation Worksheet 1) Sleepy-Time Words 2) Flower Words 3) Holiday Bonus PointsPage 1 ___Presents a page of hibernating animals to add interest to the concept of hibernation.Page 2___ Continues with words associated with sleep such as soporific or narcolepsy. Page 3___ With holidays approaching, Week 2 features words associated with flowers.Page 4___ Two w
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Grades:
5th - 8th
FUN FACTS with WHAT THE HECK IS IT?
Two short bell or exit lessons for the first or last few minutes of class.Page 1___Vocabulary with definitions and illustrations for 12 words that are unusual and fun plus a short writing assignment. Unusual Vocabulary #1 and #2 Page 2___Matching using the same 12 words plus 10 short-answer questions to complete.Page 3___An Answer-Suggestion Key is included.A class set allows students to write on their own paper.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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