by Italian Island by JoyceAnna D’Alessandro
7th – 12th Grade

Decorate your Italian classroom with these Schwa posters which briefly explain the rationale behind its usage—inclusivity of all in our language.

Decorate your Italian classroom with these Schwa (ə) posters, designed to promote inclusivity in language!
This free resource briefly explains the rationale behind using the schwa in Italian — helping students understand its role in creating a more inclusive and respectful environment.

Perfect for posting on bulletin boards, classroom walls, or language learning stations!

◉✿ What’s Included: ✿◉●•◦

• 3 pages of Italian Schwa Posters
• Brief explanation of schwa usage for inclusivity
• Ready-to-print PDF format

Perfect for:

• Italian classroom decor
• Language awareness discussions
• Promoting inclusive language practices
• Cultural and linguistic sensitivity lessons

Bring inclusivity into your classroom with this easy-to-use, meaningful freebie!

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Italian Classroom Décor Growing Bundle

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by ESL Lifeline
8th – 12th Grade

Boost student engagement with this easy-to-use participation rubric. Clearly define expectations, track student progress, and improve communication with parents. Includes customizable Word and data-driven Excel formats. Perfect for middle and high school teachers.

This is an easy-to-use grading rubric for determining how well your students have participated and engaged in your class and its activities, both on and offline. It has four domains of assessment: effort, behavior, preparation, and the deliverable (their effort applied to an assignment or task). You can rank each area based on a four-tier measurement scale, so your students will see how well they did and find areas of improvement.

You’ll love this rubric because its purposefully written for easy transparency between the teacher and student, so your expectations can be easily understood. There is also a follow-up comprehension quiz that you can give to your students after going over the criteria with them.

This rubric comes in two formats: Microsoft Word AND Excel. The Word version allows you to change the wording to fit your own distinct classroom norms and the Excel version calculates percentages for measurement and record keeping.

USE THIS RUBIC FOR…

• …communicating effort between parents, students, and teachers.
• …helping your students understand what participation means and how to engage effectively in your class.
• …assessing the degree to which your students have taken part in class and assignments.

The package includes a zipped folder which can be opened using your preferred PDF reader. In the folder, you’ll find resource notes that tell you how to use it, along with the comprehension quiz and other important information. There is one Microsoft Document and an Excel spreadsheet.

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ESL Lifeline’s materials help you unlock your ELL students’ true potential, by helping your students:

• Master both language and content in a cohesive and engaging way.
• Develop essential language skills while exploring new subjects.
• Boosting confidence and empower all learners to thrive in the classroom.

Learn more at www.esllifeline.com

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**If you wish to use this resource for multiple classrooms or share it with fellow educators, please purchase additional licenses from ESL Lifeline’s store on TpT – they are discounted. Your adherence to these usage terms is greatly appreciated.

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by Primary Paradise
6th – 9th Grade

Are you ready to try an escape room in your classroom, but don’t know where to begin? Here are three simple tips to help you get started with designing your own break out adventure fore your students!

Escape room adventures are a perfect way to add fun and engagement to a typical school day, but they can also be used as a fun Friday activity, a review day, or even an activity to leave for a substitute once students have completed a couple with you!

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by Science in the City
8th – 10th Grade

This is a PRINTABLE READY TO USE short checklist to use with GROUP WORK to help the group stay focused and on task, as well as instill some accountability and teach clear groupwork expectations. It can be used by you, but my preference is to designate a group member that will complete and turn in the checklist. Additionally, each group member can turn in, if you prefer.

Also available as part of the Back to School Classroom Organization Pack

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by Autism Classroom Resources-Christine Reeve
6th – 12th Grade

Teach your life skills students how to read, understand and use coupons with these coupons and task cards from the larger Grocery Store Special Education Activities product in my store. Students in special education will practice reading coupons, identifying relevant information like requirements for discounts, and how to make decisions about whether the deal is a better bargain.  

These life skills task cards are a small subset directly from the Grocery Store Math & Grocery Shopping Life Skills Special Education Activities set that includes a grocery store with prices, worksheets for reading grocery store sales flyers, writing checks, adding food prices and subtracting prices from balances, finding grocery items from a shopping list from the store catalog and calculating the total amount of money needed to purchase, and more.

For effective independence in the community, life skills students need to be able to go shopping for themselves, and the grocery store is where they will need to shop most often. 

What’s Included?

• 6 grocery store coupons
• 12 task cards with different types of questions from the full set
• Answer key

Types of Questions Included in the Task Cards Include:

• How much shoppers can save with a coupon,
• What brand is required to be bought with a coupon,
• Whether making a purchase with the coupon is a most economical choice,
• And specifications of using the coupon (e.g., how many items must be purchased).

Who Are These For?

These grocery store coupons and task cards are perfect for middle and high school life skills students learning to make budgets, shopping lists, shop on their own, or starting in community-based instruction programs.  

❤️❤️Your students will love working with real-life material and topics to practice skills.

❤️❤️You will love knowing they understand how coupons work to avoid breakdowns and frustration in the community when they think they can make a purchase but haven’t met the coupon requirements or don’t have enough money.

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⭐ Grocery Store Math & Grocery Shopping Life Skills Special Education Activities

Feedback for the Grocery Store Math & Grocery Shopping Life Skills Special Education Activities Full Set

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ AMAZING! Used this in my middle school life skills class. Set the whole room up like a grocery store and used this for my formal observation. It was a hit! –Leah M.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students were very engaged in this activity.  They really liked it.  It was a great resource to teach functional skills in a grocery store. –Kay S.

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