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Professional development resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Gratitude and Reflection Journal
Working as an educator is taxing on the soul. This journal has been created with the educator in mind. It is only possible to serve others when your cup is full, and you know what you are facing in your personal life and career. This journal is a tool to assist you to keep your cup full.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ohio Checklist for writing a High School IEP
This resource is intended to assist high school intervention specialists in crafting IEPs. Given the multitude of parts and components that must be included and reviewed, creating an IEP can feel overwhelming. I developed this tool for my high school department, and its positive reception prompted me to share it with others. I personally utilize it after drafting an IEP and again before its finalization and signature, aiming to ensure thoroughness and effectiveness. I hope it proves beneficial t
Grades:
8th - 12th
School Wide Positive Behavior- Common Area Expectation Matrix
This is a common area behavior expectations matrix. It has the common areas in a school at the top and the “rules” or school wide expectations along the side. In each box there is a short description of what kind of positive behavior is expected in each common area of the school. All of the boxes on this Word Document can be changed or tweaked for you own school. It is a great tool for student and teachers to refer to in the classrooms and to send home to parents so they are aware of the exp
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Teacher Book Study Outline: The Marshmallow Test By Walter Mischel
A book study on "The Marshmallow Test" by Walter Mischel can be a valuable professional development opportunity for teachers. This study can provide insights into the book's themes, research findings, and implications for educational practices. "The Marshmallow Test" explores the concept of self-control and the ability to delay gratification, drawing on Mischel's groundbreaking research. Teachers can gain a deeper understanding of these psychological concepts and their impact on student behavior
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PreK - 12th
Protocol to reduce: Scripting Behavior - ABA (EDITABLE)
If you work with individuals with autism, this protocol may be helpful for clients who engage in scripting behavior. The protocol describes how to use "Response Interruption Redirection" to reduce scripting behavior, which involves the repetition of words, phrases, or sounds from movies, TV, books, or people they interact with. This product is editable, so you can customize it according to your clients' needs.
Grades:
Staff
Also included in: Bundle: ABA Teaching Protocols/Lesson Plans
Weekly Newsletter Template *EDITABLE*
A colorful, simple newsletter to send home to families to update them on how that week of school went. The headers are completely editable, as are the text boxes below them. I encourage you to save it as a PDF before emailing it out to families.Includes these sections:- Note from the Teacher- Upcoming Events- Contact Information- Learning Targets- Reminders The fonts used in this document are “KG All of Me” and “Print Clearly”. You can download them here for free:· https://www.teacherspayteacher
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Student Progress Report Conference Form Drop Down Menu
Do you have a hard time getting information together that parents will understand for parent conferences? Is it is a challenge to come up with comments?
This one pager is almost completely in drop down format. The student's name, date, and teacher name are the only areas that you have to type at the top but other than that even the comments are drop down capable. If you want to type personal comments that is possible as well. The color is slightly dimmed for the picture but it will print b
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Suicide Prevention Cheat Sheet
A handy resource to share with faculty, staff, parents, or older students. Outlines basic information for assessing suicide risk, warning signs, and steps for seeking help. Also shares several contacts for general Suicide Hotlines, LGBTQ, and Veterans.
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Not Grade Specific
Special Education IEP Strength Based Profile Snapshot
Outlines all of the important Special Education information for students on one sheet. Perfect for Special Education Teachers to share with General education instructors or parents to share with new classrooms or schools. Give one to every teacher and team member on your child's IEP team to ensure all of their needs and accommodations are met. Receive the template and fill in all of your student's information!
Grades:
1st - 12th, Staff
Parent Sign In & Out Sheet
In our classroom families must sign their child in and out each day in accordance with QPPS regulations. Here's a form that's easy to use for you!
Grades:
PreK
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EDITABLE Meet the Student Teacher letter
Impress your mentor Teacher, school faculty, and parents with a introductory Meet the Student Teacher letter! Choose out of two different formats. The letter includes an About Me, Favorites, and Fun Facts section.
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Not Grade Specific
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RBT Prompt Assignment: Types of Prompting Strategies
This is a super helpful activity that you can use with teachers, registered behavior technicians, or parents to teach how to provide different prompting strategies to your learner as they gain new skills! There is a video link that is attached with an great video that is used to teach the different types of prompts that can be used. I use this frequently when providing assignments to my RBTs, when teaching prospective students in ABA, or when I have parent trainings/meetings with the parents of
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Not Grade Specific
Mid-Year Family and Student Survey
Hello wonderful teachers!!
I recently created a family/student satisfaction survey. I'm going to send it home to my families as a check-in to see how their feeling about school, now that it's more than halfway into the school year. I think it would be a great way to see how they (parents and students) are feeling about school and to get some ideas on how to continue to grow as a teacher. This creates a very valuable source of feedback that encourages self-reflection as a teacher.
This file is
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Early Education 20 Everyday Activities List of Family Engagement Strategies
Quick, editable, and Easy Ideas:Everyday Family Engagement Strategies for Early Education Programs
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PreK - 1st, Staff
A communication plan letter template around communication protocols & boundaries
Editable Communication plan template: A framework for communicating with the schoolTeachers and administration sometimes struggle with daily emails and phone calls from parents. This is a letter template around communication protocols and boundaries to manage expectations.The following is part of the letter:Dear [insert name], You contacted [who, when, about what]. Unfortunately, the incident was very disruptive for [the classroom teacher, school leadership, office staff, school operations as ap
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Flipped Classroom Letter
This letter describes what a flipped classroom is, why you might incorporate flipped classroom work into your school, and data to support using a flipped classroom (from sources as listed on the document).
This document is perfect for sharing with staff when introducing a flipped classroom or for sharing with parents!
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
3 sheets covers what parents can do to support their child (editable posters)
What can parents do to support their child?This resource includes the following 3 sheets- EVERY DAY COUNTS PosterThe importance of attendance.- Free educational websites for children, includes clickable links of the websites- How you can help your child succeed? A set of instructions that will help both the parents and the students
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Not Grade Specific
Parent Letter Template Facebook Style
This is a template I created that can be used for a parent letter. I used it at the beginning of the year as an introductory letter and it was a hit. It is in the format of a Facebook page; which is perfect for those teachers trying "to get hip to technology". This template has proved very effective and the unique design captures the students' attention. I had parents comment on the letter 5 months later at conferences. You don't want to miss this!
Grades:
5th - 12th
Speech and Language Milestone Checklist (Two to Four)
Customize for your business, use for caregiver education, or utilize for professional development for your colleagues. Ages 2-4.Thank you!
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Not Grade Specific
Characteristics of the Gifted Child in 1 page (editable resource)
Examining some of the characteristics of gifted children and the occasional problems associated with these characteristics may increase the understanding of what it means to be gifted, and offer insights into the daily interactions of these children. The following chart may help to clarify some of the conflicting behaviors seen in gifted children.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
ESY Planning Document
Are you a teacher or parent that takes part in IEP discussions about ESY services (Extended School Year)? Do these conversations make sense to you? Are they lengthy, defensive, difficult to understand, contentious, or lacking? If you want planning for ESY to be easier for everyone at the IEP table, download this resource now! The ESY Planning Document will:~ Describe the big 5 ESY questions in plain language that everyone at the IEP table can understand.~ Provide conversations starters that keep
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Staff
Transform Your Life 100+ Proven Techniques for Achieving Health and Mental Power
Transform Your Life 100+ Proven Techniques for Achieving Health and Mental Power: Unleashing Your True Potential (Body Transformation)A comprehensive guide to self-care and self-improvement. It offers 100 different ways to take care of yourself, covering a wide range of topics such as physical health, mental health, emotional well-being, social well-being, environmental responsibility, and spiritual practices. From taking care of your gut health to building resilience, this guide provides a wide
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: My Amazon kindle literature encyclopedia bundle
Unlocking Your Potential
Unlocking Your Potential: A Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving Self-Development and SuccessSelf-development is the process of improving oneself in various aspects of life, including physical, emotional, and intellectual growth, as well as the development of new skills and abilities. It is an ongoing journey that requires commitment, effort, and patience. The process of self-development encompasses various aspects such as setting goals, developing self-awareness, learning new skills, and taking care
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: My Amazon kindle literature encyclopedia bundle
Parent Survey
This survey, completed at the end of the school year by the students families you teach, will provide you with feedback, and the possibility for growth in your teaching and learning.
Font used: KG Miss Kindergarten
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PreK - 12th
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