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Resources for Microsoft Excel and for Gifted and Talented $5-10
Special Education Goal Tracking and Progress Reports in Excel
Tracking student progress is a huge job for special education teachers, but this tool makes life much easier! Open the file, type your students name and goals into the sheet and get started! These Excel worksheets provide a space for you to track your student’s progress, whether you are using simple data collection, or trial-based data collection. Type in your goals, track the progress, and let the program average the scores for the quarter and create data graphs automatically. Also included is
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Club Attendance Tracker
This attendance tracker allows you to use checkboxes to quickly mark students present or absent. It automatically tracks statistics on attendance for that student and for the entire class for each day.I used this for an after school chess club, but you can use it for any class or program you run.Please reach out if you see opportunities for improvements or additional features.
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Plan a Family Vacation--$5,000 Budget
Students will have fun with this real life budgeting lesson as they plan their very own family vacation. Students must budget for the family members that live in their household, and must stay with a $5,000 limit. There is a Presentation to discuss all the rules and an excel sheet to help with their totals. As they plan their trip students can create a PowerPoint or a Google Slide that documents their itinerary. The presentation needs to include all expenses and their total cost of the trip
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4th - 12th
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Service Minute Capture: Google Docs
Are you looking for a way to capture the service minutes of your students on your caseload? Check out this awesome resource that I use. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
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Not Grade Specific
Correlation? Data Project (3 Rubrics_Elem/Middle School/ AP Stats) EOY
Get ready to supercharge your students' data analysis skills with this dynamic project! Perfect for end of year or semester project. In this engaging activity, students will have the exciting opportunity to collect their own data through surveys, online research, or real world data sets. They will then dive deep into the world of statistics as they determine if there is a correlation between two variables. With three different leveled rubrics, this project is perfect for students of all ages an
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Also included in:Â High School Math Projects (Algebra II and Statistics) STEM No prep
English / LA Spreadsheet Lesson Plan w/ Drop Down WV Next Gen. Standards
Included, you will get a weekly plan template for each high school ELA class (9-12) that has adopted WV Next Generation Standards. I've also included electives that have older standards (Speech and Journalism) and the AP Lang. and Lit. standards.
To get the drop-down menus to work, hover to the right of the cells for the standard type you want to use. I have included areas for Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening, and Language.
I've also included a list of Instructional Strategies and
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9th - 12th
WUTHERING HEIGHTS - Chart Comparing Two Settings
What better way to delve into WUTHERING HEIGHTS than to compare and contrast Wuthering Heights to Thrushcross Grange! This chart on Excel sets up the compare/contrast between these two settings--settings so powerful that they take on the role of characters in Emily Bronte's masterpiece. This is a 7-page chart because it includes contributions from 4 AP classes. Directions are included at the beginning of the spreadsheet. In all the years I have taught this novel, I have found this to be a ver
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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IEP Monitoring Form with Automatic Graph (EXCEL)
Monitor any goal or behavior with this quick monitoring from that automatically graphs each goal. Parents will love the visual representation of their child's progress and it will save you time in your daily routine as you glance at the student's current level of performance and enter new data. Include up to five goals per page. Create as many pages as needed for a single student or a whole class!
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PreK - 12th
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Are you a Square? (measurement, mean, median, mode, metric, standard, graphing)
An outstanding activity to incorporate a vast array of math, technology skills and anchors. This activity covers and presents the opportunity for mini-lessons on things such as mean, median, mode, range, making/interpreting/analyzing graphs, metric and standard forms of measurement, converting measurements, making inferences based on current data, technology skills in excel. Depending on how in depth you want to make this activity you could do this in a single day or you could stretch this ove
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4th - 12th
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