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Worksheets for Microsoft Word and for administrators
Student Daily Behavior Checklist *Editable* - School Counselor / IEP / SST
Use this daily student behavior checklist to keep students on track of their IEP, SST, or Counseling goals. Works best with Elementary and Middle, but could be modified for High School.
This word document is completely editable. Please let me know if you have questions or concerns about this or any of my other products.
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Grades:
K - 12th
Class Evaluation Form
This is a from that I give my students at the end of the school year to evaluate my classroom and teaching. This allows them to tell me what assignments they liked and did not like. I love doing this as the end of the year to adjust for the next school year. The students also like this because they are able to give their opinion and allow their voice to be heard.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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IEP ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST TO DO TRACKING SHEET LOG EDITABLE
IEP Assessment Checklist/Tracking Sheet is a handy tracking sheet of all the steps you need to take while conducting an assessment for a child in special education. It provides you with an efficient way to track what you have completed as part of the assessment and what still needs you attention or follow up. This is also a great way to record what you have done in case you need to show evidence of it later. Track date when paperwork was sent out or action taken, when paperwork was received, com
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
CDA (Child Development Associates) Professional Portfolio Workbook
Are you wanting to get your CDA or to have your students get their CDA? This is the professional portfolio broken down into each section based on the newly updated (June 2013) CDA program. Go through it page by page, print off each page, and your CDA portfolio will be completed! Now, just finish the last steps identified on the cover page of this workbook and you will have your CDA Credential.
***View the discounted bundle that includes this product here.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Behavior Reflection Questions - Worksheet for ISS or Buddy Room, Discipline
This is a simple and versatile print-out that includes 10 questions for a student that has broken a school rule and/or needs discipline support. The student will respond in their own words and explain what happened, what mistakes were made, what they could have done differently, and what they could do to make personal improvement. The sheet also prompts them to identify 3 positive qualities about themselves. The sheet is 1.5 pages long, and the prompts are vague enough to apply to just about any
Grades:
6th - 12th
Mental Health Student Survey - *Editable* - School Counselor
This Mental Health Student Survey can be used in the beginning of the year to capture what your students feel about their school climate. It includes 8 questions that can be answered with "agree", "disagree", or "unsure". There are also open ended questions, such as "I think students need help with..." and "comments/concerns" for students to write in their own ideas. This is a key component of ASCA's data-driven comprehensive counseling program.
For the PARENT survey please check it out here.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Behavior Reflection
Behavior Reflection for Students to complete after an infraction.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Mental Health Parent Survey - *Editable* - School Counselor
This Mental Health Parent Survey can be used in the beginning of the year to capture how your parents or community members view your School Counseling department. It includes 6 statements that parents can answer with "agree", "disagree", or "unsure"; such as "My child's School Counselor responds to my requests in a timely manner" and "I am in contact with my student’s School Counselor at least once a year". This is a key component of ASCA's data-driven comprehensive counseling program.
If you a
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Think and Write Discipline Paper
This is designed for students who have gotten in trouble in the classroom and need time to reflect on what they have done.
I use this when students need a "time out" from the class. I have them complete this paper and then discuss what they wrote. This is a great discipline tool to make the kids think about their choices and reflect upon them.
Grades:
3rd - 10th
EDITABLE End of School Year Maintenence, Inventory, and Repair Worksheet
A list of inventory needs, maintenance needs, and repair needs and prepare the building for summer cleaning and starting the following year. The list serves as a tool to collect information and communicate with the janitorial staff.
Grades:
Staff
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Making Choices for Middle & High School students: editable & fillable worksheet
PBIS Lesson: Students will read 5 scenarios then Think about the choices the students can make. Finally, list a consequence for each choice.This editable restorative activity is part of alternative consequence projects for the students to complete during ISS or 2 hour detentions. These projects are for the students to reflect and hopefully learn from their mistakes so they will not be repeated. These projects are reflective based on the reason they have a consequence. Made of YouTube or brain p
Grades:
6th - 12th
Founding Fathers on Leadership Chapter Debrief
Excellent supplement resource for reading "Founding Fathers on Leadership", helping readers reflect about each chapter they read.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Academic High School & Bright Futures Action Plan for Counselors-2 Pages
The High School Academic Action Plan is designed to assist academic advisors, administrators, and school counselors with progress monitoring and academic advisement. Based on Florida graduation standards.2 pages include graduation requirements, ACT/SAT scores, Bright Futures, Diploma Designation monitoring, action steps, and progress monitoring. The downloaded version is in doc. to allow for easy population of student data through mail merge. Must be printed on legal 8.5 x14 paperGreat resourc
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Grade Point Average GPA Worksheet
This is a worksheet that students can use to calculate their GPA and plan the grades they will need to graduate. It is a word document so the descriptions could be changed to meet your school's graduation requirements. This is a great tool to use with students so that they can understand the grades they will need to graduate.
Grades:
6th - 11th
Database Booklet of Tasks for Access 2003
This is a Database Booklet of Tasks for Access 2003. It contains 10 tasks and gives learners the chance to practice the following tasks relating to databases.
Setting up databases and chossing field types
Creating tables in Access and adding records
Searching and sorting databases
Create queries
I have used this resource a number of times with my own classes and they have nejoyed each task and developed their database skills considerably. The screen shots are for Access 2003 but it could be us
Grades:
8th - 10th
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Academic High School Action Plan for Counselors - 1 Page
This High School Academic Action Plan is designed to assist academic advisors, administrators, and school counselors with progress monitoring and academic advisement. Based on FL graduation standards. 1 page legal size form. The downloaded version is in doc. to allow for easy population of student data through mail merge. Great resources for Parent conferences and student academic planning. Form includes GPA, community service, FCAT/FSA, ACT/SAT, graduation requirements, Bright Futures status,
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Middle School Student Conflict Resources
This bundle includes an Incident Report, Getting Along with Others expectations, Negative Behavior Chart (defining drama, conflict, rude, mean and bullying), Relationship Target and No Communication Order. All items are Microsoft Word documents and are editable.
I have developed these resources over the years to use in the Middle School with students who struggle in interactions with others. I have found them especially helpful to use with students on the Autism Spectrum or who are emotionall
Grades:
6th - 9th
End of Semester Student Self-Evaluation
This document allows students to honestly track their progress in areas such as organization, effort, attendance, and attitude. They then reflect on how learning these skills can benefit or hinder their future. Lastly, they are able to set future goals and plan for needed materials. This is a great progress monitoring document as students, parents, and teachers can track the self-evaluated student throughout the year.
Grades:
4th - 10th
"Watch, Summarize and Think of a Change" for Middle & High School students
Editable worksheet "Watch, Summarize and Think of a Change"This Restorative activity is part of alternative consequence projects for the students to complete during ISS or 2 hour detentions. These projects are for the students to reflect and hopefully learn from their mistakes so they will not be repeated. These projects are reflective based on the reason they have a consequence. Made of YouTube or brain pop videos and short articles. The student later goes over it with me or one of the counselo
Grades:
6th - 12th
Students Council Forms
This is an editable word document used to generate interest in a student council election. These documents were given to students who requested an application. It provides general information, student council time line, and student council position descriptions.
Grades:
K - 12th
High School Student Tracker
I created this for an administrator and to this day it is the "runaround" that they use in that school. It is very easy for teachers to fill out at the end of class so that students can move quickly to their next class without being late.
There is also an assignment section that is the students responsibility.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Student Information Sheet - EDITABLE COPY
PLEASE NOTE: This is an EDITABLE copy, complete with a listing of fonts used, to edit as you like! Enjoy!
We all know that it is important to keep track of when and why we call students' families at home. Well, this form is an AWESOME tool to use not only on the first day of class, but throughout the entire school year! On the front side of the sheet, students can enter information related to themselves. Then, on the back, teachers can use the grid as a Family Contact Information sheet.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Child Protective Services (CPS) Report Form
This one-page form can be used to track CPS referrals made at your school. The information at the top is specific to WV state laws but can be modified for your state.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Also included in: Bundle of Counseling Resources
Professional Development Goal-Setting worksheet (editable and fillable resource)
Short-and Long-Term Goals Worksheet for teachersThe columns of this document includes: the Skill Area, What I’ll do, How I’ll do it, When I’ll do itShort-Term Within 6 monthsLong-TermWithin 3 years
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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