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09/10/2026

A bus pulls up, the doors open, and your student has about ten seconds to decide whether this is the right ride. The driver is waiting, and so is everyone in line.

Most independent living materials answer that moment four separate times, once for the city bus, once for light rail, once for the subway, once for the commuter train. This workbook answers it once. The line, the destination and the direction are the same three reads on all four, and what changes is only where they are printed. A side-by-side comparison shows exactly where to look on each one.

How to Ride Public Transportation runs to 28 pages for grades 9 to 12, adult education, and college and trade programs. It names no transit agency anywhere, because fares and route numbers differ in every city, so it teaches the shape of the system and sends the student out to learn how the local one works. It is as usable in Atlanta as it is in Sacramento.

One section covers what to do when the plan fails: the ride is late, the direction is wrong, the stop is behind you, the card is refused, the last train has gone. Every answer key gives the reason and not only the answer, so a student working alone can check the work without anyone standing over it.

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A bus pulls up to the curb and the doors open. Your student has about ten seconds to decide whether this one is his or her ride, and the driver is waiting.This 28-page workbook teaches what to read in those ten seconds, and it teaches one method rather than four. The line, the destination, and the d...

09/07/2026

Fourteen resources in the Tapestry Learning store, one card each. Two of them are free.

The catalog covers literacy, research and technical communication, bilingual and newcomer learning supports, and supports for students, foster and homeschool families and educators. Every resource is trauma-informed, culturally responsive and research-based.

Browse the store:
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09/05/2026

A student hits a word he or she has never seen, and the paragraph stops there.

Teach the move instead of handing over the dictionary. Twenty-four word parts, eight prefixes, ten roots and six suffixes. Predict first, check second. The student who guessed and then corrected the guess learns how the language is built, and hears the correction as help rather than as a mark against him or her.

Twenty pages, grades 9 to 12 and adult education. A full worked example, three reference cards, three practice sets with the answer key, and the research base with its limits stated honestly.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/17559054

08/31/2026

The paperwork is not the hard part. Keeping track of which piece is due, for whom, and when, across a whole caseload, is the hard part.

This is the IEP Binder and Caseload Tracker, page by page: an Essential Guide, a Master Binder for the whole caseload, and a Student File and Alignment packet you print per student. It is built around the federal IEP rules under IDEA, 34 CFR Part 300, so it works in any state.

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08/29/2026

Three students nod when you ask whether everyone understood. You find out at the quiz that one of them did not. An exit ticket moves that discovery to the last five minutes of the period, while you can still change tomorrow's lesson.

The Ultimate One-Page Exit Tickets are free and stay free: ten formats, one per page, with room to actually write, and an editable file if you want your own question on it.

Ten ready-to-use exit tickets for the last five minutes of any lesson for any subject. Print them as-is or type your topic into the editable file. One ticket per page, with plenty of room to write.Exit tickets are the fastest way to see which one of your students got it before they walk out the door...

08/27/2026

One student has been on question three for eleven minutes and has not raised a hand. Asking for help is its own barrier, separate from whether the material makes sense.

The Neurodiversity-Ready Secondary Classroom is built around barriers like that one rather than around diagnoses, so it works whether or not a student has a label. It runs to 54 pages of routines, teacher scripts and visual tools for Grades 6 to 12, with an editable companion deck.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Neurodiversity-Ready-Secondary-Classroom-ADHD-Autism-EF-Anxiety-Supports-17343814

08/25/2026

Students will ask about artificial intelligence this year whether or not it appears in your curriculum.

Understanding Artificial Intelligence is a five-lesson unit for Grades 11 and 12 computer science. Students sort what is and is not artificial intelligence, train a paper sorter and watch it fail, map how a voice assistant is layered, and finish by building a case for how one system should be used.

Mapped to CSTA K-12 and California computer science standards, with accommodations built into every lesson.

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08/24/2026

Everything in the store is 15 percent off tomorrow and Wednesday, in the TPT Bonus Sale on 25 and 26 August.

If you have had something sitting in your cart since the start of term, that is the window. The larger sets are where the discount actually adds up: the caseload management system, the neurodiversity-ready classroom guide, and the five-lesson unit on artificial intelligence.

Two resources in the store are free and stay free, sale or no sale.

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08/20/2026

Fifteen minutes in, the student has written the date, turned the paper over, turned it back, and written nothing else. From the front of the room that looks like refusal, or like not understanding the task. Often it is neither. Ask for the first sentence instead of a first paragraph, or for the worst possible version of it. Once something is on the page, revising is work most students already know how to do.

08/17/2026

A technical writing set for grades 11 and 12, and for college or trade programs, page by page.

Editable templates, a teacher overview with a rubric, annotated authentic student samples, and workplace-ready genres including progress reports, informational interviews and research notes. Thirty-nine pages with an editable slide companion.

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