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Purpose: To organize and align instruction with Washington State Learning Standards and Common Core State Standards.

Artifact 1 Placeholder:

• ELA Standard Alignment Chart — A document that lists ELA standards with corresponding grade-level objectives and sample lesson ideas.

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• Math Learning Objectives Tracker — A resource for mapping math standards to specific learning targets and assessments.

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2. Instructional Strategies

Purpose: To collect evidence-based strategies that enhance student engagement and understanding across subjects.

Artifact 1 Placeholder:

• Student Motivation and Engagement Presentation — A PowerPoint summarizing motivational theories and strategies from Topic 3.

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• Lesson Design Using Backward Planning — A reference guide explaining how to apply the backward design process when planning lessons.

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3. Assessments

Purpose: To store examples of formative and summative assessments and tools for collecting and analyzing student data.

Artifact 1 Placeholder:

• Formative and Summative Assessments Presentation — PowerPoint explaining characteristics, examples, and uses of assessments.

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• Technology-Based Assessment Tools — A collection of online platforms (e.g., Kahoot, ESGI, Google Forms) used for digital assessments.

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4. Differentiation

Purpose: To provide strategies, templates, and examples for adapting instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners, including ELLs, students with IEPs/504s, and gifted students.

Artifact 1 Placeholder:

• Differentiation Bank Template — Completed assignment from Topic 6 listing strategies for multiple means of engagement.

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• Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Strategies Chart — A quick-reference guide for differentiating process, content, and product.

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5. Professional Development and Collaboration

Purpose: To document resources, reflections, and opportunities for continuous growth as an educator and to foster collaboration with peers.

Artifact 1 Placeholder:

• Professional Growth Plan — Personal goals and reflection on developing instructional and classroom management skills.

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• Teacher Collaboration Tools — Resources for connecting with professional learning communities (PLCs), such as Edutopia, NEA, or Microsoft Educator Center.

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My teacher toolkit is organized into five main categories: Standards and Objectives, Instructional Strategies, Assessments, Differentiation and Professional Development. Within each category I included placeholders for resources, assignments and examples that I can continue to build throughout my program and into my teaching career. I structured it this way to ensure my toolkit remains practical and aligned with all aspects of lesson planning. From identifying learning goals to assessing student progress and reflecting on my own professional growth.

This toolkit will serve as both a planning and reflection resource in my future classroom. For example in the Standards and Objectives section I can store state standards and sample learning targets to help ensure all my lessons are standards based. In the Differentiation section I can include strategies for supporting diverse learners including ELLs and students with IEPs making it easier to adapt instruction. Having all these resources in one organized space will save time and provide consistency as I plan and adjust instruction throughout the year. The toolkit will also support collaboration with colleagues. Locally I can share it with grade level teams to exchange lesson ideas, assessment tools or classroom management strategies. Globally, digital platforms like Padlet or OneNote make it possible to collaborate with educators outside my district gaining new perspectives and innovative teaching ideas. By updating and maintaining this toolkit I will always have a living, growing resource that evolves with my teaching experience and professional learning. Ultimately it ensures I stay organized, reflective and connected to a broader teaching community that values continuous improvement and student success.