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Create Your Perfect Edgenuity Syllabus!

Prepping to teach or facilitate an Edgenuity course in a hybrid setting? This is the perfect planning tool for you! This syllabus features course expectations for Virtual, Hybrid, and In-person Learning...the flexibility needed during this time in education.

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Student Tracker Log for Edgenuity Science 7

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Course Outline for Edgenuity Math 7

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Use this analog clock visual for telling time in your special education classroom!

How To Use

Print and laminate. Use a dry erase marker to draw hands on the clock. Use the visual to tell the time! Print on large paper for a classroom size poster!

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Printable graph papers are beneficial for math students. This product includes square grid and dotted grid graph paper that can be used for solving various math problems, drawing designs, creating geometric patterns, note taking and more. These are also great for special education students.

This set includes :

3 grid and 2 dotted graph papers, 300 dpi

PNG (with transparent background) and JPEG format

Size (8x11.5 Inches)

These papers are for personal use only.

Restrictions: You are not allowed to share, resell or redistribute this product in their original format. You may not claim my work as your own.

All graphics belong to Truly Neat Printables.

This is an instant digital download. No product will be sent to you.

Sentence Stems for writing conjectures and general rules for MYP math Criterion B Assessments

Isometric graph papers are beneficial for engineering students to draw 3D objects.

This set includes :

2 isometric graph papers, 300 dpi

JPEG format

Size (8x11.5 Inches)

These papers are for personal use only.

Restrictions: You are not allowed to share, resell or redistribute this product in their original format. You may not claim my work as your own.

All graphics belong to Truly Neat Printables.

This is an instant digital download. No product will be sent to you.

These quizzes and slideshows with good and bad examples are how I introduce the expectations of MYP to my 6th graders (MYP year 1).
This bundle includes a Criterion B quiz, Criterion D quiz and several examples and non examples of the following skills

• Writing a general rule
• Verifying your rule with examples
• Explaining the accuracy of your answer
• Determining if your answer makes sense in the context of the problem

After teaching MYP year 1 for 3 years, these are the MYP skills that my students have struggled with the most.