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Critical thinking cooking resources for parents
Literacy Night Open House Make and Take - Parent Involvement 3rd, 4th, 5th
Involve your upper elementary students and their parents with fun and simple projects they can use at home at your next Open House, Curriculum Evening, or Literacy Night! A Make-and-Take night gives them an immediate tool they can use at home to support essential literacy skills. Perfect for a diverse class in upper elementary, as it can be tailored to suit your school. In this packet, I walk you through the planning of a literacy event at your school, whether you are inviting just your class, o
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3rd - 5th, Staff
Student Self Reflection & Evaluation | Conferences & Report Cards
This student self reflection resource is an excellent way for your students to evaluate their learning to share during student led and parent teacher conferences. It can be used for any reporting period to converse with your students about their successes and ways in which they can improve. The activity can be used for in person instruction as well as assigned digitally to share in an online portfolio.May be used as a printable resource or assigned on Google Classroom with your students.Resourc
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4th - 8th
Reading Level Guide for Parents - Bundle of Levels A - Z
Encourage reading every night by sending this guide home to parents throughout the school year. Parents want to help their students, but many don't know the things to say and ask their child throughout reading time! This handout serves as an outline of what some effective, higher - order prompts might look like. All of the prompts are based off my experience teaching reading skills and behaviors to students (and explaining these expectations to parents) and the Fountas & Pinnell Continuum of
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K - 5th
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Kids in the Kitchen - Cookbook with 125 Recipes for Children PDF
Kids in the Kitchen is filled with 125 simple, creative, and delicious cooking activities that will allow your kids how to have fun in the kitchen. Reading and employing recipes encompass many practices in the areas of math and science; use these activities for learning through play while enjoying time together. Give your kitchen and the process of cooking meaning. You should also use these activities as an opportunity to show your kids how to make cooking safe and fun, and entice them into tryi
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PreK - 6th
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Stranger Danger Story - Social skills Narrative
Stranger Danger StoryThis Social skill support is a small book highlighting the danger of strangers and what not to do.A Stranger Danger work sheet is part of this unit.These small books can be laminate for durability and read to or with your pupils.Be first to see new products I upload by clicking the green star next to my store to becoming a follower…. This will enable you to be updated on some great new products!Thank you so much for looking!The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2011 by Dyn
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Social Skills Narratives, A BUNDLE OF STORIES for Autism/Special Needs
High School reading comprehension, Socratic Seminar, Annotation, ela High School
High School reading comprehension, Socratic Seminar, Annotation, ela High SchoolReady to revolutionize the way your students learn? Tired of battling plagiarism and quick-fix essay generators like ChatGPT? We've got the solution!Introducing innovative Socratic Seminar, Annotation, and Visual Essay tools - designed specifically for ELA middle and high school students.⭐Reduce cheating and plagiarism⭐Spend less time marking essays and more time giving helpful feedback⭐Capture students’ ideas more e
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ESL Activities: Family Recipe Book Project
This is a class project where families will complete a recipe together that is special to their family. Then they will make the recipe, take a picture and eventually be part of a class book!This product includes:~Family Recipe Activity Sheet~Family Letter explaining project in English and Spanish!Notes To Customers! :)Please click the star to follow me for more products and freebies!If you enjoy a product, feedback is always welcomed and appreciated!If you have any questions or concerns about a
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1st - 5th
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Behavior Reflection Sheet
We use this in our first grade class to help students understand the consequences of their actions. They "Stop and Reflect" in order to make a better choice the next time.
*I have recently updated the document to include a middle grade version for 3-5 with more grade appropriate wording and formatting!
After it is completed, fold in half to keep private. The student signs it, the teacher signs it, then it goes home for the parent to sign.
It has helped our parent communication immensely to
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PreK - 5th
Reading Level Guide for Parents - Levels A - M
Encourage reading every night by sending this guide home to parents throughout the school year. Parents want to help their students, but many don't know the things to say and ask their child throughout reading time! This handout serves as an outline of what some effective, higher - order prompts might look like. All of the prompts are based off my experience teaching reading skills and behaviors to students (and explaining these expectations to parents) and the Fountas & Pinnell Continuum of
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Reading Level Guide for Parents - Bundle of Levels A - Z
Bar Modeling Posters
Do you need a way to help your students understand the complex concept of bar modeling?
This product provides teachers with tools to guide students through solving math problems with bar models. The first set of posters includes one example bar model problem from each grade level. The purpose of these posters is to remind/review the concepts of bar models that was taught in previous grades. The second group of posters demonstrate four main types of bar models that students can apply to a story
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2nd - 5th
Food Permission Slip
Having food permission from parents can give you a little more peace of mind. With so many allergies impacting kids every year it is important to have additional forms that address the issue of food. Throughout the school year I like to incorporate students trying new foods--this form comes in handy BIG time. I send it home during the first week of school but it truly can be incorporated at any time.There are two versions of this form. One can be copied on to bright colored paper as the clip art
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Not Grade Specific
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Recipe Template
This recipe template can be used in a variety of ways! We sent this home for all of the students to fill out, then collected them all, combined them, and made a grade-level cook book to send home for Mother's Day. It was a hit with the students and the parents!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Lunchbox Notes Daily Jokes for Students
304 daily brain breaks, joke of the day, or lunchbox jokes combine humor, language review, and critical thinking practice. Jokes are grouped by their topics, which include school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, animals, Valentine's Day, science, careers, math, sports, and summer. Parents can choose a daily joke to place with a child's lunch. Teachers can draw one out of a basket each day for morning meetings, brain breaks, or class discussions. The cards could also be projected for cursive
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3rd - 5th
My First Recipe Book
Do you have a toddler or preschool that is just dying to help in the kitchen? This book is just for them! Short and simple recipes with pictures so they can be a part of the process!Recipes Include:Banana Berry Ice CreamMake Your Own PizzaVanilla Sugar CookiesHealthy Egg SaladBeefy QuesadillasPlay DoughFruit and Yogurt ParfaitCheesy CrackersPizza CroissantsChocolate, Banana, and Peanut Butter Hot DogFruity Smoothie
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PreK - K
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Pre-K Assessment Sheet
All in one assessment sheet for preschool and prek. The assessment sheet includes alphabets, shapes, color, numbers and fine motor skills (tracing and name writing).This is a simple one page sheet which can help teachers to keep track of individual learning. This sheet can give a basic idea of where the child is in their learning and this information can also be shared with parents. This sheet targets children between ages 3 and 4.
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PreK
Growth Mindset Information Letters for Parents: Send Home Notes
Growth Mindset Letters for Parents: 33 Weekly Informational NotesGrowth Mindset Information for Parents: This growth mindset notes for parents pack is perfect for teachers who want to help parents understand growth mindset concepts. In addition to 33 half-page notes that can be sent home throughout the year, you will find two pages of information to send home right at the beginning of the year (or the beginning of your growth mindset instruction). These pages give parents a firm foundation fo
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2nd - 10th
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Turning Food Into Fun: Helping Picky Eaters Feel Safer Around New Foods
This is the ultimate resource for food fun!Whether you are a feeding therapist or a parent struggling with a picky eater, this idea book will spark so many new and exciting ways to interact with food.You'll notice I said interact rather than take a bite. Asking a picky eater to take a bite can create lots of anxiety and dysregulation, which then causes a fight or flight response. When we are in this stressed state, we have a really hard time consuming food because our body is getting ready to ru
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PreK - 2nd
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Holiday Cookbook | Student Holiday Gift to Parents
UPDATE: This product is editable! Perfect gift to send home to parents this holiday season: a Holiday Cookbook made with love by your class!First, send each child home with a blank recipe page, along with the corresponding note, and have parents write out their favorite holiday recipe and send it back to school. Collect and copy the pages and put it together to make a class Holiday Cookbook! This file also includes a holiday card craft that students can complete and send home with their gift. In
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PreK - 2nd
MAUS | Teacher notes, activities, tests, answers, Google Slides, Forms, Creative
MAUS | Teacher notes, activities, tests, answers, Google Slides, Forms, Creative Ideas for the High School Classroom 200 PAGES and 63 SLIDES! When it comes to Holocaust literature, there are few books that can compare to Maus. Written and illustrated by Art Spiegelman, Maus tells the story of Spiegelman's parents and their experiences during the Holocaust. The book is unique which helps to bring the story to life in a way that few other books can. Maus is an excellent choice for high school stud
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Travel Safety & Etiquette Task Cards
Pre- mobility training. Spark great conversations on important social skills and safety to know when traveling in the community or abroad! Includes generic scenarios common for airplanes, trains, busses and more!This comes with:112 task cards total56 with an answer field of 2 or 356 without an answer fieldCover pages for task boxesNumbered task cards for easy data collection. Download FREE progress monitoring/answer sheets for the task cards HERE. Print, laminate, cut for long term use.Use cloth
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Life Skills Task Cards GROWING BUNDLE
Conference Letter for Student Self-Evaluation to Parents CCSS Grades 3-6
This Student-to-Parent Conference Letter transforms communication, ensuring that crucial information is conveyed effectively and efficiently. By involving students in the conversation, it promotes accountability and enriches the conference experience.Key Features of This Resource:Student Self-Evaluation: Students assess their academic journey and set future goals.Streamlined Communication: Creates a clear, direct dialogue between teachers, students, and parents.Collaborative Approach: Designed f
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3rd - 6th
Reading Level Guide for Parents - Levels N - Z
Encourage reading every night by sending this guide home to parents throughout the school year. Parents want to help their students, but many don't know the things to say and ask their child throughout reading time! This handout serves as an outline of what some effective, higher - order prompts might look like. All of the prompts are based off my experience teaching reading skills and behaviors to students (and explaining these expectations to parents) and the Fountas & Pinnell Continuum of
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Reading Level Guide for Parents - Bundle of Levels A - Z
Dirt Pudding Cups Visual Recipe | Halloween Activities for Special Education
This Halloween visual recipe is for making Dirt Pudding Cups! The recipe is broken into 2 steps: 1) prep steps and 2) assembling the cups. This is a no bake recipe. Only has fridge listed if you want to store the pudding before assembly.Visual recipes make it easy to teach and practice cooking skills in the classroom and at home. Plus, this cooking activity can be a good one to incorporate into fun mealtime routines!Visual recipes like these are a helpful tool in breaking down a recipe step-by-s
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Visual Recipe Library
Kids in the Kitchen Cookbook (a.k.a. Kindergarten Cooks)
Kids in the Kitchen (a.k.a Kindergarten Cooks) is fully illustrated so children can "read" their easy-to-follow recipes. Great for life skills practice!"Students loved getting it as of end of year gift so they could cook at home like we did at school." -Monique R.This was the FIRST fully illustrated kids' cookbook ever published— over 150,000 copies sold. Now another generation of teachers, children, and families can enjoy this bestselling cookbook as a digital download! “I sent this home with p
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PreK - 2nd
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