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Life skills classroom decors for Microsoft Excel
Pendulum/Spectrum Mood Meter (Grump Meter) EDITABLE!
Built with the premise that sometimes we "get the blues," this mood meter helps students young and old. From PreK-through High School. I have used it both at home and in my classroom to help my children and students to define emotion and how to deal with it. It also defines the "DANGER ZONES." So often we tell kiddos, "it's okay to cry." Or, "Sad is okay." And thought there is truth there, these can be and ARE dangerous statements especially in the teen years. Thinking with an "suicide pr
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Transition to Middle School: Advice to 6th graders
Out of the mouth of babes -- Over 100 tips from teens to rising 6th grade students. Advice is funny and on-point. Any adult will admit that teens only want to listen to other teens. Use this for transition events and classroom guidance activities.
Grades:
5th - 6th
Technology Academic Vocabulary Word List for K-5
If you are a media specialist looking to streamline your Vocabulary with students, you HAVE to check out this list!
After working with students and teachers as a media specialist I realized that I needed common vocabulary for students to know and for my staff to know so we could all be on the same page when using technology.
I created this list to improve my instruction and to improve how my students and staff talk about and use technology.
This list contains an Alphabetical list of all wo
Grades:
K - 5th
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EASY & CHEAP Potty Training System that works!!!
Download for a PROVEN method for Potty Training your little one!* Print this Excel download (File -> Print -> select "Entire Workbook" single sided)* Cut and paste to poster board (50 cents at Dollar Tree) and tape to wall (command tape works great)* Purchase 100 count of your child's favorite stickers and place in plastic baggy and hang on command hook* Take picture of "prize" for child and tape next to chart so child can "keep their eye on the prize"* After child has sat on the pott
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Not Grade Specific
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PBIS Whole-Class Reward Program
This is a Scrabble / Words with Friends type rewards program that can be used for whole-class rewards. It can be posted on a bulletin board or wall. The entire board, tiles, instructions, and rules are included. Perfect for starting at the beginning of the year or quarter.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Budget
Managing personal finances is one of the most important and overlooked lessons to cover for our youths. This is meant to be a quick, no where near extensive, pamphlet to cover the raw basics of personal finance. Following everything on this page will guarantee a decent level of financial comfort. Hand this out in classrooms, as well as to your friends and family. It's important for all of us. This is meant to be a guideline to help you tailor your own financial budget in a way that works for the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Student Behavior Tracker
Students earn "yes's" or "no's" on their daily behavior tracker. When all four yes's are earned the student gets to engage in a preferred free time activity. If "no's" are received then student gets to hang out in their desk or do a less preferred activity. At the end of the day if the student has 100% then the class gets to clap for them, or they get a reinforcer. The tracker can go home with them, to support good school behavior at home.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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