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This "Miscellaneous" folder is the collection point for resources which do not quite fit into other sections of this site. Instead of scratching our heads on where to place something, we had a "miscellany" epiphany.
All of our resources are designed for educators seeking free, printable teaching aids and parents looking for extra practice or homeschooling materials. Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Worksheet - Students find an item that starts with each letter, and write the name of the item in the corresponding box American vs. International Paper Sizes - Guide for understanding the difference between standard U.S. letter paper size and international A4 paper size Apartment Renter's Printable Checklist - Great planning tool for students who plan to "live on their own" right after high school graduation ASL Finger Alphabet Handout - Learn the American Sign Language (ASL) manual/fingerspelling alphabet with this printable handout. Then practice your skills with a partner using our ASL Finger Alphabet Flashcards. Award Certificates - Printable school award certificates in numerous general areas Button-Maker Template - Template for designing standard 2 1/4-inch metal buttons Citations and References Guide - Basics on proper MLA, APA, and traditional references and citations in essay writing Classroom Signs - Printable classroom signs with rules, indicating areas of the room, and more Clip Art - Numerous free galleries of clip art educators can use for stationery, worksheets, and more Coloring Pages - Most of our coloring pages are found under our Holiday Printables listings, so this page contains many coloring sheets that don't necessarily fall under a holiday or other theme Cubes for Learning - Template and instructions for creating learning cubes Cultural Literacy Daily Quizzes - Debate, Logic, and Speech - Work in progress, featuring worksheets designed to help with students' reasoning skills Exceeding the Common Core Standards - The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are a set of content-based academic standards that are scheduled to be in use by 45 of 50 states by 2014. Where not "officially" in use, these standards will still have an enormous impact on what is taught in the classroom... Family Tree Descendants Chart - For you hardcore genealogists out there, this family tree chart is a real treat. Commonly, in genealogy, researchers connect with third, fourth, and fifth cousins. Making sense out of these distant familial relationships can be confusing and difficult. This chart is designed to show the relationship between up to six generations that are descended from a common couple. Famous Quotes - Printable quotes from notable persons on education and more; designed to be printed and hung on classroom walls, posted on blogs, etc. Football Referee Signals - Fun printable chart featuring the football referee signals, great teaching tool for kids while watching or playing a game Foreign Languages - Links to our (and others') resources for teaching languages other than English Forms for Teachers - Selection of printable forms commonly used by teachers Games Tutorial - Information on how to create your own test-prep games, including links to our free game card and game board templates Go Green Guide - Information on being more environmentally friendly in the classroom Grading and Assessment - Guide to grading and assessment, as well as downloadable forms and tools High School Student Guide - Academic tips and tricks for high school students. Homeschooling Guide - Helpful guide for families opting to homeschool their children How to Use this Website - General tips and tricks for navigating studenthandouts.com Languages - Supplemental materials for teaching various languages other than English Lesson Planning - Printable templates and instructions for creating formal and informal lesson plans List of 26 Negative-calorie Foods - Free printable list of 26 negative-calorie foods for a healthy and low-calorie diet News Archives - We used to post updates about the site on the site, rather than on our blog Portrait Gallery - Images and brief biographical sketches on major figures in the history of the world Potluck Sign-Up Sheet - Whether it's a holiday, in-service day, or PTA/PTO meeting, it always seems that there's a potluck happening; this is a printable sign-up sheet for your next potluck breakfast, lunch, or dinner PowerPoint Presentations Tutorial - Printable tutorial for students of the basic dos and don'ts of giving a PowerPoint presentation; focus is on form rather than anything technical Puns for Teachers - Perfectly putrid pedagogue puns; tacky texts for teachers tempted to torture teenagers Sign-Up Sheets - Printable sign-up sheets for just about every sport and activity you can imagine Teaching Standards and Certification - Information on teacher education, certification, and licensure Teaching Tips - Tips for teachers on everything from classroom management to maintaining fresh breath throughout the day Ten Things I Learned This Year - Fun end-of-the-year activity; printable worksheet for any grade Textbook Worksheets - Worksheets to supplement popular textbooks for many subjects. 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We at Student Handouts are dedicated to providing educators with 100% free teaching materials—lesson plans, worksheets, handouts, games—everything you can imagine and then some. Everything on our site is instantly accessible and useable. We have materials for every major subject, with our primary focus on secondary education (junior and senior high school, grades 7 through 12).
We call ourselves Student Handouts because handouts (reproducibles) are where we started. Looking online for teaching materials to use in our own classrooms, we found things that (a) we had to pay for, (b) were too long when printed up because of the internet addresses and ads, or (c) gave us ideas but left us creating student materials ourselves. Left creating our own handouts, we thought, "Why doesn't someone put this stuff on the internet to share?" Voilà! The idea for this website was born. Along the way, we also realized that we could finally share the pictures that we use in our PowerPoint presentations...heck, we could even share our PowerPoint presentations! We have put everything into .pdf format. All that you need is Adobe Reader, which most computers come equipped with automatically (if not, the download is free). The beauty of a .pdf document is that it prints up exactly like what you see on your computer screen–no ads, no web addresses, just the handout. You can print a classroom set right there in your room, or print a single handout that you later duplicate on a copying machine. Added benefits: you do not need to store or flip through cumbersome, space-wasting books of reproducibles; you never have those "Oh no! I left it at home!" moments; you gain a wider selection of teaching materials at no cost to yourself; and you help the environment because you aren’t buying 30-page books of reproducibles (of which, let's face it, we only ever use a few pages). We strive to make our website user-friendly. Please play around on the site and see what we have to offer. If you have any suggestions for improvements, or special requests, please do not hesitate to contact us. We have many items that have yet to make it to the site so if we receive an S.O.S. email asking for a handout on a certain topic, there is a good chance that we can rush it onto the site. Meanwhile, we are adding new items on an almost daily basis. The copyright rules and terms of usage on this website are exactly what you'd expect: you can copy, save, download, and print anything you'd like as long as it's for use in your own classroom. You simply can't try to profit from our teaching materials or pass them off as your original work. All materials on this site are © Student Handouts unless otherwise noted. |
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