Make worksheets using programs you probably already have! These 6 steps will get you started creating your own resources today!
Editable resources are a buyer favorite! Follow these simple step by step directions to create editable resources for your TpT store.
***Digital PowerPoint Templates have been added to this resource! Thank you to those that reached out to me on Instagram to @thoughtsofathirdster3 asking for a digital version. It was great motivation to help meet your classroom needs! Enjoy :)*** Pair this project-based learning activity with ANY biography! Students will enjoy researching their person of choice and creating an educational display. This resource includes; 1. 8 Project Templates (WHO WAS BLANK & WHO IS BLANK) [Updated 11/15/2019] 2. 5 Graphic Organizers 3. Detailed Directions 4. "How To Assemble" Directions (with pictures for you and your students!) 5. Two Grading Rubrics [Updated 2/21/2019] 6. Digital Powerpoint Templates [Updated 1/18/2021]
Delve into the human psyche with this free editable psychology PowerPoint and Google Slides template, stimulating the mind with suitable brain icons, illustrations, and images.
Teach your children about Australia with our free fact file!
Fun and Engaging Class Activity! You can use this activity as an introduction to a bigger mystery-themed unit, but this also works well as a stand alone lesson! In this lesson, students will: create their own detective ID cards identify their detective skills and abilities present their own agency name and logo This resource includes: detective ID templates personality test answer sheet thorough PowerPoint presentation male & female versions of a mysterious voice over Students will surely feel like they are being recruited by the FBI or CIA!
Hi Everyone, Sara here from Sara J Creations with some time saving tips for Powerpoint. Do you use Powerpoint? I made the move to Powerpoint when I started on TpT and learned about the awesomeness of this little program. I always thought Powerpoint was for creating a presentation or slide show. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Yes, it can be used for that, but it can be used for so much more. When I was in the classroom, Word was my go to program. I created worksheets, notes to parents, newsletters, and more. And now I just sit back and wish I had all those hours back where I fought with word to format a picture exactly like I wanted or create a new page identical to one I've already used. Enter Powerpoint! I have 5 tips for saving time on Powerpoint. Whether you are new to Powerpoint, have been using it for years, create and sell products for TpT, or design for your own classroom or house, these tips are for you! Just a note: I use Windows 10 (I'm still getting used to it) and recently updated to Powerpoint (Office) 2013. Your program might look a little different than mine depending on what versions you use. When you open Powerpoint, the slide that automatically pops up is designed for a slide show on your computer. I found myself constantly changing the slide size to print on standard paper. This step was driving me nuts each time I created something. Here's how to solve that - create templates of the sizes you use the most. Under slide size, choose the size that you use frequently (for me it was 8.5"x 11") and just keep the slide blank. Go to File > Save As and switch the file type to PowerPoint Template. It will automatically save this to your documents in a folder called Custom Office Templates. I have a vertical template, horizontal template, square template, brag tag template and task card template. Now, I don't have to start from scratch. I open the template for the product I want to create and it is already formatted for me, no need to adjust the slide size. Have you ever seen that paint brush in the corner of the home screen? This is on Word, too. That is a format painter and I remember learning about this in my computer class in high school and it is a feature I've used ever since. Let's say you format a text (meaning you picked the font, size and spacing) and you want something else that you type to look the same way. In my example above, I wanted Alternate Uses to look just like Directions for Use to keep it consistent on the page. I could highlight Alternate Uses and go up and change the font, size and spacing by myself by using Directions For Use to help me with remembering what numbers. Or I can use the format painter. Highlight the text that you want it to look like, so in this case Directions For Use. Then double click on the format painter. While the format painter is selected, highlight the text you want changed. It will automatically switch it so that it is formatted the exact same way that your original text that you selected was formatted. No need to remember what font you used, how big it was, if you made it bold, if you left justified it, etc. The format painter will do it all for you. Confession : I read about this tip on TpT (in the forums) and updated to Microsoft Office 2013 just for this feature. I had 2010 before and it wasn't available in that version. I HATE change. Updating any sort of technology makes me cringe. I hate getting used to something new. But I did, just so I could use this next tip I'm going to show you. Have you ever tried to match the color of text that you are using to something else in your document like clip art, a logo, digital paper, picture, etc.? I was doing this a lot to match things to the color of my blog. I would just pick something that looked close. Well, with the eye dropper tool, it does all the work for you and the color is an exact match. Let's say that you wanted your text to match some clip art like in the example below. Insert the picture that you are using. Then, highlight the text that you want to color. Go to the Format tab and click text fill. Then select eyedropper. You will get a little eye dropper and a square that shows up close the color that the dropper is pointing to. It will also give you the specific numbers and letters for the color if you need it (but you don't for this trick.) Click once you've found the color you want. Your text now matches the clip art!! Another way that I love to use this trick is when I am starting something from scratch and I'm trying to figure out what colors to use. I have a Pinterest board called Color Combinations where I save different color palettes that I like. If I want to make the text or background in my product using the color schemes I saved, it is easy! Just open up the board, and click on the pin that you want. When you get to this screen, right click on the image and click copy image. Then go back to your Powerpoint document and paste the image. Use the same steps as above to use the eye dropper to select each of the colors you want to use. If you need to repeat a color, it should show up in your recent colors so you really only need to use the eye dropper once for each color if you keep the document open. Just delete the Pinterest image from your document when you are done. I love using this tool because I don't often think of color combinations like this on my own and there are so many colors out there beyond the standard colors that are on the Powerpoint list. This helps me to narrow down what I want to use. This tip is for replacing the fonts in your text. Let's say you have pages of work and realize the font doesn't look right. Or maybe it is something you created a while ago and the font is outdated. You could go page by page, highlight the text and then change it. Or you could use the Replace Fonts feature. In the home tab, on the far right there is a Replace button. Click that, then click Replace fonts. Under Replace there will be a drop down menu with all of the fonts that are in your document. Select the one you want to change. Then for the part that says With: you will select the new fonts from the drop down menu. That menu includes all fonts that are installed on your computer. Click Replace. All the fonts in your entire document will be changed to your newly selected font without you having to go page by page. Another way to use the Replace feature is if you want to change certain words throughout the text. The one time I really use this is to change the date. Sometimes when I'm creating a product, I use an older product to get me set up and then change the content. I put my copyright information on every page and include the year. So I might have a new product that I just created but it was similar to an older product so I used the old version as my template. Now all of my dates say 2014 instead of 2015. Go to Replace again and use Replace instead of Replace Fonts. Type in what the text currently says (2014) and what you want it to say (2015). You can click Find Next if you want it to go page by page and show you the change before it replaces it. This would be helpful if you didn't want to replace every word in the text, only certain ones. Or you can click Replace All which is what I do because I know that I want every date in my product, whether in my cover or my footer at the bottom, to say 2015. Have you ever wanted to reuse a slide that you already created or parts from a different document? You could open both screens and cut and paste, but there is an easier way. Reuse slides!! Under the Home tab, click New Slide and then go down to the bottom and choose Reuse Slides. On the right side, it will show you frequently used documents but you can also click browse and go find the document you are looking for. I like to do this with my terms of use/thank you page because it is something I add to each document and there are a lot of parts and formatting so I wouldn't want to cut and paste it all. Once you've selected the document you want to open, all of the slides in the document will open. Find the one you want and click on it. BUT before you do that, make sure that the box that says Keep Source Formatting is checked. If not, you might lose some of your formatting like the background. An exact copy of that slide is now in the document. It is just like the other slides, you can still move it and change it and it will not change the original document it came from. Another similar feature is the Duplicate Selected Slides feature. This is if you want to use a slide again but it is in the same product. I like to do this when I am making task cards. I spend a lot of time getting the background, clip art and text just right and I don't want to have to do that for each page of cards. Plus I want to make sure they are all exactly the same. To get a copy, go to Home then find New Slide and then go down to Duplicate Selected Slides. Now that same slide will appear again. You just have to change the text that is on it. I start by changing the numbers and then change the text on each card. Wow! Did you catch all of that? Hopefully, this helped you and you learned a few new tricks to speed up your work time. What tip was new to you that you are going to try out soon?
This powerpoint will allow you to introduce your students to French-Speaking cities in Ontario. Cities included are Ottawa, Toronto, Tiny Lafontaine, Sudbury, Kapuskasing, and just added Welland. Each slide represents one city and talks about key facts of french culture in that city. At the end t...
This resource includes an editable self contained elementary teacher pacing guide for the any school year. This editable pacing guide, curriculum map, and long term guide has everything you need to create your own pacing guide by typing over mine, or using an included blank one while using my 5th grade one as inspiration. This resource is 100% editable in PowerPoint. You will need a computer with PowerPoint to use this resource. In this resource you will have access to: PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE PREVIEW TO SEE EVERYTHING IN THIS FILE This pacing guide was made when I taught at a no curriculum school, so almost all resources I use (which are linked in the pacing guide) are found right her on TeacherPayTeachers. Most sellers I purchases from have resources for grades 3-6 so this pacing guide is designed as a tool for most self-contained third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade teachers.
GOOGLE & POWERPOINT VERSIONS INCLUDED!Looking for a fun way to have classroom expectations in your classroom?! This resource will help to introduce, create, explain, and reiterate classroom expectations that will set your classroom management for all year! Within this product you will find...•Clas...
Make worksheets using programs you probably already have! These 6 steps will get you started creating your own resources today!
Unlock elementary & middle school art teacher resources! Join my free library: games, handouts, posters & more. Elevate your art curriculum!
This is a perfect visual for your interest areas/centers. This bundle includes signs for: Blocks Dramatic Play Library/Writing Toys and Games Art Sand and Water Technology Discovery Music An editable powerpoint version is available upon request!
Defense,Art,Background,Creative,Illustration,Psychology
Looking for a way to conclude the school year with some memorable pictures? This end of year/ graduation slideshow template will give you and your students an opportunity to remember the school year together. What is included? -A PowerPoint file-A link to access Google SlidesThis resource is a desig...
This blog post features five free idiom activities, like a free idioms PowerPoint, game, task cards, and an engaging anchor chart!
Never stress about slides themes again! I've got you covered with this slides template bundle including 12 of some of my most-loved slides themes! Featuring several super trendy retro and groovy slides themes to keep your classroom fresh and in style! This is an ideal resource for teachers who want to create a classroom atmosphere that's both fun and educational. Created for busy teachers like YOU in mind! These slide templates can be used in Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides. Each theme comes with over 100 slides! SLIDE THEMES INCLUDED: Retro Remix Pencil Pals Groovy Fall Touchdown Groovy Ghouls Seasons Greetings Disco Ball Drop Be Mine Groovy Retro Easter Retro Spring Fling Retro Paradise Hippie Summer Please click on the slides links above to see more information about each theme. NOTE: Some fonts may not be available for use in Google Slides. DISCLAIMER: All cutesy fonts are embedded into my products, meaning you will not be able to use them or move them around. In order to get the same fonts that I used you will need to refer to the Font List provided with this resource and purchase said fonts from the font creators. Thanks for supporting them and understanding! LET'S STAY CONNECTED! ⭐ WANT MORE FROM ME? FOLLOW ME ON TPT! ⭐ FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM! TERMS OF USE: Duplication for a friend, another staff member, entire school or commercial purpose without purchase of an additional license is strictly prohibited. This resource is intended for one person, the purchaser, to reproduce pages in limited quantities for SINGLE classroom or homeschool use only. Copying any part of this resource and placing it on the internet in any form (even a personal or classroom website/ school server) is an infringement of copyright laws. Rights do not transfer at the point of sale. All rights reserved to Sadie Piper Designs. Copyright © Sadie Piper Designs groovy retro easter slides, fall slides templates, back to school slides, holiday slides templates, google slides templates, bundle of slides templates, digital resource
Looking for an easy way to prepare for a sub? You need this resource that includes all the forms and templates that you need to complete a successful substitute binder! These editable forms and templates will give your sub all the information they need to feel prepared for your absence. Life happens; a sub binder is especially important to have in case of an emergency. This resources includes two PowerPoint files - one PPTX with the substitute binder in color & one PPTX with the substitute binder in black and white. Edit each form and template with your classroom information, print, and put in a binder! EDITABLE Sub Binder includes these forms/templates: ☆ Binder cover (6 versions) ☆ Thank You! note to your substitute teacher ☆ Class List (2 versions) ☆ Notes About My Class (3 versions) ☆ Seating Chart ☆ Daily Schedule ☆ Sub Plans planning sheets to detail activities, the timing of the activities, and descriptions of the activities ☆ Helpful Staff Members and Helpful Students ☆ Where Do I Find... (Location of Classroom Needs) ☆ Class Rules/Behavior Management ☆ Procedures (6 pages total to get you thinking about Arrival, Dismissal, Bathroom, Pencils, Lunch, Recess, Indoor Recess, Lockdown, Fire, Natural Disaster, and extra procedures you may need to add) ☆ My Logins ☆ Technology How-To's (3 templates) ☆ Sub Tickets (incentive for students) ☆ How Did It Go? reflection page for your sub to give feedback ✔ Check the preview for a closer look at what's included. A note from Mrs. B's Bright Ideas: If I'm going to be out for a while, I like to give my sub access to my Calm & Colorful Daily Slides that match this binder perfectly. It helps them have such a smooth time in my classroom! :) This resource is great for: ○ Teacher's day off ○ Teacher emergencies ○ Overall sub preparedness and morale Teachers just like you said: ★★★★★ Mollie - "This is WONDERFUL! I have been a teacher for 9 years and thought it's time to up my sub plans and make them more friendly and organized for subs! I wish I had done this a long time ago! Great color scheme, lot's of informative pages for subs and I love that it is editable, so I could add some personal touches!" ★★★★★ Natalie - "A perfect way to prepare my sub for the day! Everything they will need in one place. Easy to edit and print. User friendly and easy to locate all information!" ★★★★★ Samantha - "I love this resource! It has everything needed for a binder that sets up substitute teachers for success." ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☺ Be sure to follow my store to be alerted of new products! → CLICK HERE ☺ Don't forget to leave feedback. You will receive TPT credits that can be used on future purchases!
Skim and Scan: an introductory lesson for these valuable reading strategies. Your students will enjoy learning the difference between skimming and scanning. This interactive PowerPoint provides meaningful support that allows you to gradually release students to independent practice. Slides are animated. A skimming graphic organizer and a Skim & Scan poster (8.5 x 11) are also included. What a great way to prep your kiddos for state assessments! **created with PowerPoint 2010** Additional ELA Resources You Might Like Author's Purpose PowerPoint and Activities Reading Skills Visual Word Wall Cards Graphic Organizers for Nonfiction Graphic Organizers for Fiction Folktales, Fairytales and Fables Biographies and Autobiographies, a Reading Unit Main Idea and Supporting Details Cause and Effect PowerPoint and Activities Novel Study Units Root Words, Prefixes and Suffixes Possessive Nouns PowerPoint and Activities Nonfiction Text Features Scavenger Hunt Test Prep Scoot References Bundle Idiom of the Week Display Posters ************************* Kristen Vibas A Walk in the Chalk www.awalkinthechalk.com
This resource is going to save you HOURS of time. If you need to put together a Moving Up Script or end of Year Graduation - you can simply use this dual template. This resource consists of a template script and a template powerpoint series of slides all attached to the movie UP by Pixar. The messag...
Character Education: Leadership PowerPoint - Ten Qualities of a Good Leader Presentation. Helpful at the beginning of the year or as first week of school activity. Includes ten qualities that make a good leader, partner activity, writing assignment, and review questions. Some of the characteristics of a good leader include self-confidence, a sense of justice, and self-control. Good BTS character education activity or use when you are discussing classroom rules and behavior expectations. We tell kids to be good leaders,and not followers, but they need to know how. Good for back to school or the beginning of the year to provide students an understanding of expectations. Use at the beginning of the year to motivate. Use at the end of the year to review important life skills. (For professional development, insert the word teacher for leader, and student for follower) Animated slides, Just display the partner activity and writing assignment on your whiteboard, along with some quick review questions. No prep. Please see full preview. Note: animations do not show in preview. Use PowerPoints like this in Zoom for videoconferencing. Share with students in OneDrive, too. Just view in Slideshow mode. If you don’t want them to have the answer key, remove it first. ;) You can also upload to Google Slides, and it will automatically convert. It is editable and easy to make adjustments if necessary. Related Products ⭐ Character Traits Bulletin Board - Editable ⭐ Bee Character PowerPoint Slides with Writing Prompts ⭐ Bee Character Trait Writing Prompts Google Slides ⭐ Positive Affirmations Posters, Cards or Writing Prompts Black & White w/ Digital Follow me HERE to get notified of updates, sales, free resources, and new products. All new products are 50% off for 48 hours. © Deborah Hayes aka HappyEdugator. For classroom and homeschool use. Your purchase buys one license. You may purchase extra licenses at a discount. 74592
In Survival Island, students must work together and use their creativity and resourcefulness to get themselves out of potentially treacherous scenarios on a deserted island. This resource includes: - A 58-slide PowerPoint game about being stranded on a deserted island - 3 writing/conversation prompts on the subject of deserted islands - A 2-page PDF printable handout to accompany the game - 18 printable item cards that are optional to include with the game This activity is an excellent way to build community in the classroom and to get students participating and thinking outside the box. Want to save some money? This resource is also part of a bundle: Adventure PPT Game Bundle: Survival Island, Mission to Mars, and Zombie Town Want more community-building adventure games? Zombie Town: Community-building PPT game Mission to Mars: Community-building PPT game Want more community-building in the classroom? 15 Weeks of Daily Trivia Bell Ringers Top Ten Bell Ringer Game Want to keep the conversation going? Check out my bundle of conversation starters: 500+ Conversation Starters - MEGA Bundle Would You Rather: 65 Bell Ringer slides
Lighting Design Notes Powerpoint. Includes information on lighting design templates, design, rehearsal and production process.#Lighting Design Worksheet#Scenic Analysis Worksheet#Theater Lighting Activities#Drama Classroom Resources#Stage Lighting Lesson Plan#Theater Production Worksheets#Drama Teac...
Are you looking for a Quick and Easy Mother's Day gift idea? How about a silhouette WITHOUT the projector? I wish that I would have figured this one out years ago! Using the projector is very time-con
How to teach the concept of Points Lines and Planes in Geometry. The undefined terms in Geometry. Points Lines and Planes Worksheets.
An instructional coaching menu is a perfect way to communicate with staff the roles and support that an instructional coach can provide throughout the school year. This resource includes pre-made and editable templates for you to design the coaching menu perfect for YOU. This resource includes: 6 pre-made coaching menus 4 editable templates In order to edit this resource you will need to have access to PowerPoint. If you like this resource check out these... Instructional Coach Resources MEGA Bundle Instructional Coaching Forms Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I really appreciate your feedback!! Please feel free to contact me with any questions: [email protected] -Kylie
Don't drill and kill the preterite. Make the preterite fun and soon your students will be talking fluidly about what they did and what happened in the past. Here are some ideas and activities that will make studying the preterite tons of fun for students.
These editable Modern Boho Levels of Understanding Posters make a great visual check-in for your students! These posters are the perfect way to incorporate routine informal check-ins before, during or after your lessons! Save over 40% now and grab this resource in the Modern Boho Decor Bundle The Modern Boho Levels of Understanding Posters Include: EDITABLE Powerpoint File with embedded fonts PDF File included Header Posters Levels 1-5 Dotted and Solid Background Versions 1 - Novice - I don't understand yet 2 - Apprentice - I am starting to understand but I need more practice 3 - Master - I can do this on my own without help 4 - Expert - I feel very confident and can teach someone else
This PowerPoint Lesson Plan contains 28 slides on the following topics of Animal Behavior: Animal Behavior, What is Behavior?, Natural selection and Behavior, Individual Selection, Animal Behaviorists - Ethologists, Genetically Influenced Behavior, Genetic Basis of Behavior, Learning and Behavior, Habituation, Classical Conditioning, Trial and Error Learning, Skinner Box, Reasoning, Genetic and Learned Aspects of Behavior, Imprinting, Types of Behavior, Common Animal Behaviors, Foraging Behavior, Migratory Behavior, Defensive Behavior, Territorial Behavior, Courtship Behavior, Parental Care, Influences on Behavior, Animal Communication (Signals), Primate Communication, Reproductive Behavior, Mate Choice, Sexual Selection, Competition by Males. My PowerPoint presentations have been made to be both informative on curricular topics and visually stimulating for all students. 100% of my students prefer to receive and discuss new topics via PowerPoint (compared to reading textbooks, lectures, or copying information off of the board). I have found that this method works extremely well with both mainstreamed and inclusion students. When I taught in a traditional HS, I provided a notebook with all the slides for students who needed to take a second look at a slide or were absent for the day. A free product preview of the entire PowerPoint Presentation is available. An Outline and other resources on this topic can be purchased separately. Animal Behavior Notes Outline Lesson Plan Animal Behavior Homework Assignment 1 Animal Behavior Homework Assignment 2 Animal Behavior Quiz 1 Animal Behavior Quiz 2 Animal Behavior Exam © Lisa Michalek The Lesson Guide
50 Pages of Funny Animals Picture Prompts for Narrative Writing This zip file contains 3 pdf files and 1 PowerPoint file. There 4 versions to choose from: portrait (5 lines), landscape (2 lines), PowerPoint, portrait (word bank) Do your students have writer’s block when it comes to narrative writing? If so, they will love these 50 funny animal picture writing prompts. These picture prompts are sure to get your kids writing with more ease and with more creativity. Use them in your writing centers, as journal prompts, and as morning work. Just display one picture every morning and see your students starting their day off with a smile and the motivation to write! Print in color and laminate so your kids can use dry erase markers to write and wipe. Also feel free to copy them in black and white and add them to your writing center. If you are not sure yet, try out the free pages below! Free PowerPoint Free Worksheets I hope you enjoy them! The Kinder Kids
This resource is designed to cultivate forward-thinking, goal setting, self-confidence, and motivation among students. This customisable tool empowers learners to articulate their dreams and aspirations, fostering a sense of purpose and direction in their academic and personal lives. What’s included? · 10 ready to go vision board templates. · 10 editable vision board templates. Compatibility: PowerPoint for editable purposes Customization: Can be converted to Google slides. Copyright information: This product is not for commercial use, it is for personal use only. Feedback/requests: I appreciate feedback on my products! Please help me improve by leaving some valuable feedback. In addition, please feel free to request a resource. Back to school | display | classroom | colourful | colorful | visual | teach | no prep | printable | real life | learning tool | writing | elementary school | learning | primary school | fun | engaging | success criteria | learning intentions | engaging | powerful learners | positive classroom | vision board
SlidesGo has free downloadable Google Slides and PowerPoint templates for education, business, marketing and even the medical field!
Teaching dependent and independent clauses in upper elementary does not have to be as tricky or difficult as you think.
Are you looking for a Quick and Easy Mother’s Day gift idea in addition to the personalized mothers day gifts and everything else you’ve already got sorted for Sunday? How about a silhouette WITHOUT the projector? I wish that I would have figured this one out years ago! Using the projector is very time-consuming, but [Read On]
Free Worksheet, Bell Work, Quiz, Slide Show, Guided Notes, and more to help you teach your lesson on Zero and Negative Exponents.
This resource is packed full of purposefully planned pages and outlines to keep your documentation streamlined and organized! You will find tools to help you track everything from assessment results to intervention notes to student accommodations. What's included in this resource? formative assessment results summative assessment results individual student interventions small group interventions intervention plans/calendars IEP goals and progress guided reading notes guided math notes writing conferences tutorial attendance parent communication student behavior assessment goals and scores classroom accommodations individual student accommodations student information EVERY page is offered in color AND black/white EVERY page is offered as a fully-editable PowerPoint, partially-editable PowerPoint, or PDF MOST pages have a digital equivalent page in either Google Docs or Google Sheets Is this resource editable: Yes. Every pages included in this resource is offered three ways: non-editable PDF: This option is perfect if you just want to print and go without changing anything in the document. partially editable PowerPoint: This option allows you to edit the text in the tables as well as the titles on the pages if you'd like. This option does not allow you to manipulate the table cells. fully editable PowerPoint: this options is exactly how it sounds. Every element of the document will be editable. This offers teachers are great place to start when designing a binder that truly fits their needs. Does this resource have a digital component? Yes. Most of the pages included in this resource have a Google Sheets or Google Docs equivalent. Force copy links are included. Please check out the preview before purchasing so that you have a good idea of what you're buying. If your have any questions, feel free to send me a message! Happy documenting! Looking for ways that your students can track their own data and hold themselves accountable for their progress and learning? Click here to check out my DATA TRACKER!
