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Free coaching resources for parents
"Go With The Flow" Social Story
I have created a Power Point/Document geared towards Middle School Students who may be on the spectrum, and have some difficulties in schedule changes and school expectations.
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Not Grade Specific
FREE Editable Cheer Forms- Easy to Use for Coaches
This freebie has cheer forms that are completely editable in Microsoft Word. I hope they can help to get new or even seasoned cheer coaches rolling in the right direction for the start of their cheer year. I'm new to this business and needed a guide and didn't have one. I created this to share so I hope the pieces that are in here will help you get started! Included:Parent Letter with cheer informationSquad RulesChecklistsCertificateIf you are in need of fundraiser supplies, click here!!!*******
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K - 7th
Expansion & Recasting Parent Resource Handout
A simple parent handout to guide instruction on expansion and recasting communication strategies. Please leave a review below!
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PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
FREE PRINTABLE Kid's Reusable To Do List
Print, laminate, and stop repeating yourself. Help your kiddos learn to plan their day. They write the chores or tasks and check them off as they go along. Great to encourage them to complete chores before playtime or screen time.
If you'd like to customize with your kiddos name or would like to order a laminated copy email me at makeitcozee@gmail.com
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PreK - 5th
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Academic Concern Letter
Do you have students in your class with unsatisfactory grades due to various factors? Despite being required by IDEA to notify those parents, by doing so, you'll have an increase of both parent and student engagement with your class.
Download this 4 step, parent-friendly, and ready-to-use letter and get the job done in less than 10 minutes.
4 Steps...
1) Attach progress report
2) Check the boxes
3) Sign your name
4) Send home
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Not Grade Specific
Report Card Letter to Parents
This is a letter I send with my first grade report cards. Hope you enjoy.
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K - 1st
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Daily Home Schedule
This resource has a couple of different at-home schedules for your Little ones! You can have your Littlest use stickers, a dry erase pouch and marker, or color in each circle to track their "points" per day! I wanted to provide a daily schedule that was light-hearted and fun! I hope you enjoy these!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please leave feedback on this product and be sure to head back to my TP
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PreK - 2nd
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Coping with Change: Fun free printable to start a natural conversation
Children and families are facing unprecedented change in this Covid-19 era. As a parent and children's book author, I'd like to help. Kids love fun. On the topic of coping with change, I have two fun resources:Breaking News! is available on my website here - the fun e-book is part of my Fairytale Fraud wellness series. Find out what happens after Humpty Dumpty falls off the wall, and open a conversation about coping with change. Each book has back matter and material on the website that would be
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1st - 4th, Staff
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Cheer Tryout Posters
Are you a coach or sponsor needing to advertise for cheer tryouts? Check out these posters, just edit to add your date and time of tryouts and you are ready to go! These are simple, editable, ready-to-print posters. There are several versions for different school colors! There are four different versions with several color options. Show your school spirit while recruiting a wonderful new cheer team!Make sure to check out the cheer calendars as well, you can find them here!Stay tuned for more che
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Also included in: Cheer Coach Bundle with a Bonus Resource
Field Day Parent letter example
To give to parents regarding information for field day
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PreK - 6th
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Goals planner and tracker
Hi,Thank you for downloading this activity. Having goals is the first thing we need in order to get anywhere in life.These pages can be used as either basic or advanced support in the way getting to know our goals better and how to reach them.Creating a goal bord is an important skill that kids can easily learn and can benefit for life. But it’s powerful and amazing at any age.** For kids- It’s a great activity for beginning or end of the year, Before vacations, On birthdays, Or before any speci
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5th, Staff
Tball Roster
I have set up this roster with a rotating order so that every kid gets to play every position and everyone gets a chance to bat first and last. In our league, the last batter hits the “grand slam” that brings everyone else home. All kids bat in each inning.
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PreK - K
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Student goal setting scaffold
Four colourful goal-setting scaffolds for secondary students, or for you to keep track of students' academic goals and their efforts to achieve them. Set up in ten week blocks, with a section for comment/tracking each week. Students can sit down with their designated mentor (or teacher) and outline their primary goals while also planning out specific strategies for achieving those goals bit by bit. This provides accountability as well as support, and teaches students that goals can't be achieved
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7th - 12th, Staff
Three Letter Worksheets -a,e,i,o,u
These worksheets are perfect for children to practice writing three- letter words with the middle vowels a,e,i,o,u. Have your child trace the word first, then have the child write the word next to it. After the worksheet is complete then practice sounding them out. These worksheets work well with the book series below. The Reading with Miss Amanda book Level 2 Becoming a Reader focusing on building three letter words. The lesson in this series will feel very intuitive for children in the 3-6 ag
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PreK - 1st
Middle School Weekly Behavior Chart
This is a simple chart that can be used week by week to chart a student's behavior. The version is a Word document, so it is editable.
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5th - 10th, Staff
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WASH first-then prompt hierarchy for AAC
Having trouble teaching communication partners to TEACH first and PROMPT later?Having trouble teaching communication partners how to prompt responses without over-prompting? Do you have students who are prompt-dependent? WASH first then prompt hierarchy for AAC is an easy-to-remember prompt hierarchy for communication partners. FIRST--teach (model) new messages and vocabulary on your student's device. THEN-prompt them. W: WaitA: AskS: ShowH: HelpWASH often to FADE quickly! Using a least-to-
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Invoice Template
This is a general invoice template that I use to invoice vendors, students, and other chapters. Simple to fill in and customize using Microsoft Word.
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Not Grade Specific
Sample National FFA Convention Itinerary, Letter, and Packing List
This six page document is a good skeleton you can use to build your National FFA Convention trip. Starting from scratch can be overwhelming; thus, this document can be a good place to start as you plan your chapter's trip. It includes an itinerary/schedule, a letter for students/parents, a permission slip, and a packing list.
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7th - 12th
Parent Notes LSL EI Auditory Verbal DHH Hearing Loss
This handy tool is designed for parents to keep notes during auditory verbal sessions. What happened during the one hour of therapy is not what’s important. Parents must be equipped to teach their child to listen and talk the other 167 hours each week. Write notes from the session on the front and keep notes throughout the week on the back.
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Not Grade Specific
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Going on the Bus - Social Story
Use this social story to prepare a new kindergartener for riding the bus to school!
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PreK - K
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Weekly Homework Checklist
A checklist for homework, or any assignments that allow teachers to make sure their students are doing his or her homework.
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Not Grade Specific
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An Inside Story: A Children's Book for Grown-Ups Too!
A simple, engaging book which introduces concepts of Compassionate/Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Questions for Parents and Teachers prompt a different conversation about teasing and being seen for who you are. A list of Feelings and Needs completes this invitation to explore a powerful paradigm of understanding emotions and behavior. Suitable for any age as a basic introduction tool. Paper dolls are available to supplement this lesson and can be used over and over for conflict situations.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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preschool alphabet worksheets-free alphabet worksheets
Get your child ready for school with our Alphabet Activity Worksheets. Our collection of educational materials is designed to help children learn and practice the letters of the alphabet in a fun and engaging way.Our worksheets include a variety of activities such as tracing letters, matching letters to pictures, and identifying letters in words. Each worksheet is carefully designed to be both fun and educational, helping children develop their fine motor skills and letter recognition abilities.
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PreK - 12th
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