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My mission... to bring love and smiles to the orphans of Rwanda this summer.
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scab
Thank you!
May 23, 2013
Tdeiter
Great!
May 19, 2013
Tdeiter
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May 19, 2013
Tdeiter
Great!
May 19, 2013
Laura Hoomes (TpT Seller)
This was a great way to incorporate math into my fairy tale unit!
May 18, 2013
harrietturner59
Very creative
May 18, 2013
misskelly15
Very cute!!
May 17, 2013
kettles
quick little activity. the kids liked it.
May 15, 2013
loripinkard
Great
May 15, 2013
Dana Standlee
I am looking forward to using these with our Fairy Tale unit. I am new to second grade, so these should really help.
May 14, 2013
ericacarmody
Used this all year long! My classroom has never been more efficient!
May 13, 2013
clockwood
Thanks for sharing.
May 13, 2013
ckr13784
I used this many times.
May 13, 2013
kimberly323
Love it. Can't wait to use it!
May 12, 2013
ksims397
What a fun way to practice spelling, vocabulary, or word study! I can't wait to share these with my students.
May 11, 2013
bsappy99
I am looking forward to using this.
May 10, 2013
barberj1
Awesome activities
May 10, 2013
frindle33
This is a beautiful glyph!
May 10, 2013
abisbee
great addition to my fairy tale unit!
May 9, 2013
Adele LaFontaine
My reading group loved it!
May 8, 2013
maryrenae
My students loved this! Thanks!
May 8, 2013
james65
Really cute
May 8, 2013
Renee Keeler (TpT Seller)
On a mission myself to make kids more attentive to spelling! THANK YOU!
May 7, 2013
aggies
wonderful!
May 7, 2013
SandyPaul
I intend to use these rubrics in a fluency center. I think the different formats are great. Thanks.
May 7, 2013
saintbrendan
Nice
May 5, 2013
tconorino
Effective and well thought out! My students really liked this, thank you.
May 4, 2013
KerrieM
Many options of graph templates to select from!
Thank you!
Thank you!
May 3, 2013
hellokitty11
nice
May 2, 2013
lollajen
Great Resource!!
May 1, 2013
jejobin
Thanks!
April 30, 2013
Keri
this is a great activity to wrap up our pov unit...thank you!
April 29, 2013
zorali
Great resource! Thank you so much!
April 29, 2013
zorali
Great resource! Thanks!
April 29, 2013
kobleness
Very Cute!
April 28, 2013
ladyschezar
Super cute!! I'm going to have fun incorporating these jobs into my classroom :)
April 26, 2013
ladyschezar
Awesome concept...I'm totally going to try using it with my 8th graders next year :)
April 26, 2013
LindaLieb
Great! Very useful!
April 24, 2013
sfriesth
I used these with my first graders!
April 24, 2013
Jjaloopy
Looking forward to putting this together with some other things to create my Mother's Day project.
April 23, 2013
lisaljl
A wonderful resource! I love how the graphs are differentiated.
April 21, 2013
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schwaabkloth re: Menu Math: End of Summer BBQ
Love this! Is it possible to fix the word popsicle on the Summer BBQ Menu? It's spelled "popsicicle". Thanks! :)
May 20, 2013
shpage re: Reading Response Fandex: Fiction
I recently purchased this and am having trouble 1) saving it to my computer and 2) getting it to print. I had our technology support take a look at it and they too were unable to get it to work. I see that someone else has had this problem. I have tried both my network at home and at school. Any other suggestions?
April 30, 2013
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
shpage...I am sorry I haven't responded and for that glitch! I can try sending it to you through email? What is your email?
May 15, 2013
shpage re: Reading Response Fandex: Fiction
I recently purchased this and am having trouble 1) saving it to my computer and 2) getting it to print. I had our technology support take a look at it and they too were unable to get it to work. I see that someone else has had this problem. I have tried both my network at home and at school. Any other suggestions?
April 30, 2013
Stephanie Roe (TpT Seller) re: Word Wall Words: Sitton Spelling Core Words for Third Grade
Where did you get the color front you used on the front? I have seen it in several place but I can not seem to find it myself. By the way...I love these. Thanks :)
April 28, 2013
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Stephanie,
Sorry for the late response! I typed the word in WORD then I made an image and pasted it in the PAINT software and had to fill it myself with the color palate there! Hope that helps : )
Sorry for the late response! I typed the word in WORD then I made an image and pasted it in the PAINT software and had to fill it myself with the color palate there! Hope that helps : )
May 15, 2013
Shelleyshell re: Tickets! Tickets! Printable Raffles and Tickets for Positive Reinforcement
Hi, I tried to print this after I bought it but, I continue to recieve an error went printing because of something with the document? Is there any way you can send this pdf through an email?
March 28, 2013
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Shellyshell...
I need to check back more often for the questions...I can definitely try to send it through email...what is your email address?
I need to check back more often for the questions...I can definitely try to send it through email...what is your email address?
May 15, 2013
Nikki Fendley (TpT Seller) re: Tickets! Tickets! Printable Raffles and Tickets for Positive Reinforcement
Hi! Would you happen to be able to make the tickets with #'s on them instead of names? I have my kids numbered instead of using their names. Id like the tickets just numbered instead of saying "Name." Is that possible? Thank you!
March 23, 2013
Venture (TpT Seller) re: Tickets! Tickets! Printable Raffles and Tickets for Positive Reinforcement
Can teacher assistants sell products as well. I am very creative and have some products I would like to list in my store.
February 6, 2013
Sharon Flores (TpT Seller) re: Classroom Economy: An Educational Classroom Management Tool
When I print out the packet the words are distorted and and it doesn't say what it is supposed to say. I paid for the packet and saved it to my computer but it shows gibberish. Please let me know how this can be corrected.
February 5, 2013
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Sharon,
I have never had an issue with that. What is your email? I can try sending it to you through email. I apologize for the late response and the issues you are having.
I have never had an issue with that. What is your email? I can try sending it to you through email. I apologize for the late response and the issues you are having.
February 18, 2013
Judy Migliore (TpT Seller) re: 3rd Grade Common Core Math and Literacy Checklists
I love your resources. I've been browsing tonight and got some free ones and some paid ones. I love the checklists for Math and English for Common Core. My school has us making our own posters of these to use with the students to show them how much they have learned so I'm going to use yours as a student checklist instead of a teacher one. I didn't realize, though, that this one included both math and ELA and purchased ELA separately:( Would it be okay with you if I pass that one along to a friend without purchasing an additional license since I already have the ELA in this pack?
January 5, 2013
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
That is completely fine with me! Thank you for asking...what character and honesty! :) Sorry for the late response!
February 18, 2013
gjestvang re: Reading Response Fandex: Fiction
Hi, I am unable to print this. I have tried on 3 different computers and I can get it to print to page 5 and then it won't print any further...help!
November 13, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Hi! Sorry it has taken so long for me to reply! I've been keeping busy with school... I'm not sure actually! Sometimes I have that problem when the file is to large for whatever network I am on. Can you try printing it off in chucnks, like pages 1-5, 6-10, etc... Or, maybe try a differernt PDF reader. Let me know if those suggestions don't work!
November 22, 2012
hidny re: CAFE Headings and Letters
Could you please tell me the name of the font you used? I want to type up the strategy cards for under C A F E, but I REALLY want to font to match.
October 22, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Sorry it has taken a month to respond! Haven't checked here. Finally on Thanksgiving I've had the time :) The font is MTF Jumpin Jacks...http://misstiina.com/fonts/mtf-jumpin-jack/ It is free for personal use!
November 22, 2012
sb22bps re: Classroom Jobs - Classroom Economy Edition
Hello!
I am so sorry to ask again, but could you make a couple of changes to the job cards from your class economy set that I purchased. You have already created some for me, but I just realized that I also need a couple changed??
Librarian: Could you make one that has Job Description of "takes library books to the school Media Center every morning" and nothing else?
Secretary: Change to say "answers the phone..."Mrs. Barnes' class, student speaking." Also, takes messages and relays them to teacher right away and nothing else.
Pencil Person: Keep the first bullet under Job Description about gathering pencils from around the room. But delete all others and add, "put pencils in pencil can". Can you create a second Pencil Person Job where students are just responsible for sharpening pencils in the pencil can.
Last, you created a job for me that was called Lunch Delivery. There was a couple small mistakes. Could you make the job description read:
*Delivers Lunch Bin to the Bears' Den.
*Ensures all lunches make it to the Bears' Den safe and sound. (I think you accidentally typed Bear Den, instead of Bears' Den)
Thanks so much! I know this is a lot to ask!!
Stephanie
I am so sorry to ask again, but could you make a couple of changes to the job cards from your class economy set that I purchased. You have already created some for me, but I just realized that I also need a couple changed??
Librarian: Could you make one that has Job Description of "takes library books to the school Media Center every morning" and nothing else?
Secretary: Change to say "answers the phone..."Mrs. Barnes' class, student speaking." Also, takes messages and relays them to teacher right away and nothing else.
Pencil Person: Keep the first bullet under Job Description about gathering pencils from around the room. But delete all others and add, "put pencils in pencil can". Can you create a second Pencil Person Job where students are just responsible for sharpening pencils in the pencil can.
Last, you created a job for me that was called Lunch Delivery. There was a couple small mistakes. Could you make the job description read:
*Delivers Lunch Bin to the Bears' Den.
*Ensures all lunches make it to the Bears' Den safe and sound. (I think you accidentally typed Bear Den, instead of Bears' Den)
Thanks so much! I know this is a lot to ask!!
Stephanie
October 7, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Sorry I am just seeing this! I will get to that this weekend :)
October 23, 2012
jejobin re: Classroom Economy: An Educational Classroom Management Tool
I noticed that on the e credit/debit tracker, the top has the addition sign next to the credit and a subtraction sign by the debit. However, on the totals at the bottom, the signs are switched and incorrect (I believe) and it throws some of my students off. If you could fix this, I would greatly appreciate it!
October 3, 2012
jejobin re: Classroom Economy: An Educational Classroom Management Tool
I noticed that on the e credit/debit tracker, the top has the addition sign next to the credit and a subtraction sign by the debit. However, on the totals at the bottom, the signs are switched and incorrect (I believe) and it throws some of my students off. If you could fix this, I would greatly appreciate it!
October 3, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Thanks for finding the mistake! I am working on reloading it now to TpT! I'm sorry for the inconvenience!
October 5, 2012
hkdoyle07
Hi again! My kids are loving this by the way!! Question, what is the difference between your banker and your accountant? Do you use the salary cards to determine how much each child worked during the week? How do you manage keeping track of each child completing/not completing their jobs on a daily basis? Does each kid get a credit/debit sheet. Do you recommend using that instead of the cash and paychecks? Tomorrow is their first pay day and they are super excited but I have to train my accountant and banker first! What do you charge for rent? Thanks again!!
September 27, 2012
Scipi (TpT Seller) re: Launching Reading Workshop (rubrics, bookmarks, anchor charts)
Be aware that the Daily 5 cannot be used in any TPT product because it is copyrighted. There has been much discussion about this on the Forum.
September 27, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Gosh I hope not! I thought we could if it was free and we included a little note saying that they do not endorse these products??
October 5, 2012
jessharris03 re: Fluency File: Feedback Cards, Rubrics, and Partner Reading
Hi! I just purchased this (thanks!), but it crashes my Adobe every time I try to open it.. Any suggestions? I checked for updates and I have the most up- to- date version.
Thanks1
Thanks1
September 27, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I am really sorry you are having problems. Unfortunelty I don't have any suggestions...There hasn't been a problem with other downloads. Maybe I can try sending it to you through email. What is your email address? If the PDF doesn't work, I'll send it as a different type of document!
September 30, 2012
JoAnn LoveHough (TpT Seller) re: Glyphs Galore: Glyphs and Graphs for Back to School
I downloaded your glyphs and wanted to use the back to school gyph tomorrow. Page 16 which is the bumblebee template will not print but everything else printed fine.
September 11, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
What is your email address? I will send it to you and hopefully that will work! I'm sorry for the inconvenience :(
September 11, 2012
sb22bps
Hello!
I just purchased your Community Jobs and was in need of some other jobs. Is there any way you could create them for me using pics that look similar to the ones you used?? I need a Desk Inspector (to check for desk organization and neatness), Recycling Manager (to take recyclable material to the Recycling Station and sort it into the correct bins), Barnesburg Store Clerk (to manage class store purchases), Lunch Delivery (4 students who take lunch bins to lunchroom) and Coat Room Monitor (who picks up any shoes, hats, coats, etc. and puts in class lost and found). Also, can I edit your cards?? Lastly, what is a "banker" in your classroom. How do you monitor bank accounts (deposits)?
Thanks!
Stephanie Barnes
sb22bps@birmingham.k12.mi.us
I just purchased your Community Jobs and was in need of some other jobs. Is there any way you could create them for me using pics that look similar to the ones you used?? I need a Desk Inspector (to check for desk organization and neatness), Recycling Manager (to take recyclable material to the Recycling Station and sort it into the correct bins), Barnesburg Store Clerk (to manage class store purchases), Lunch Delivery (4 students who take lunch bins to lunchroom) and Coat Room Monitor (who picks up any shoes, hats, coats, etc. and puts in class lost and found). Also, can I edit your cards?? Lastly, what is a "banker" in your classroom. How do you monitor bank accounts (deposits)?
Thanks!
Stephanie Barnes
sb22bps@birmingham.k12.mi.us
September 9, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I sent an email a couple of days ago! Hopefully you got it:) Please let me know if you didn't.
September 11, 2012
hkdoyle07 re: Classroom Jobs - Classroom Economy Edition
Ok sorry for being so annoying because you are really helpful! Since I already bought the whole class economy packet, it has the job application in it. Is there a way to get the job cards without the other stuff in that packet? Then for less than 4? Let me know! You rock!!
August 30, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I love being able to help. Actually I initially didn't even have the other stuff with the Job Cards but I decided to in case someone didn't want to purchase the whole classroom economy packet!
August 30, 2012
micheleibrahimi
Hi thanks so much! livelovelaugh3@yahoo.com
Maybe it will work as an attachment :) THANKS!
Maybe it will work as an attachment :) THANKS!
August 30, 2012
Jennifer Saylor (TpT Seller) re: Whole Brain Teaching Classroom Rules Posters
I love your rules posters! I have some that I made years ago before I discovered teacherspayteachers and all the other cute sites and graphics! Yours are so wonderful, but I was wondering if you could send me one that says "Listen When Your Teacher's Talking". That's a rule I use all the time and I don't think I could let it go. Thanks sooooo much if you can! jen614@rocketmail.com
August 29, 2012
micheleibrahimi re: 3rd Grade Common Core Math and Literacy Checklists
I have tried several times to print this and it won't print??? can you resend it? have you experienced any problems printing this?
It looks wonderful and would appreciate your feedback, thanks!
Michele
It looks wonderful and would appreciate your feedback, thanks!
Michele
August 29, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
No I haven't! I am sorry you are. What is your email? I will try to send it as an attachment...maybe that will work?
August 29, 2012
hkdoyle07 re: Classroom Economy: An Educational Classroom Management Tool
Thanks. Do the job cards come with the packet? I just bought the 6.00 one....
Hkdoyle07@gmail.com
Hkdoyle07@gmail.com
August 29, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
No they don't! Here is the link for the jobs:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Classroom-Jobs-Classroom-Economy-Edition
If you need any customized I will do that for you :)
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Classroom-Jobs-Classroom-Economy-Edition
If you need any customized I will do that for you :)
August 29, 2012
hkdoyle07 re: Classroom Jobs - Classroom Economy Edition
Hi! Love this product! A couple of questions. How do you determine their salary? What is certain students don't buy into this and refuse to do their job? We are a PBIS school and give out school falcons for respecting self, others, and property. I would usually pay my students in falcons for completing their jobs, but it was hard to manage. They would then be able to spend falcons on lunch bunch, prize bin, homework pass, etc. How would you recommend using the classroom economy with a school wide behavior program? I also use whole brain teaching. So I am stuck on how to utilize all of this with the current practices I have in place. But I love it and want to use it badly because in 5th grade, students need to know how jobs are related to money and responsibilities in life. Do you communicate this to parents? If so how? How do you justify paying " rent" for desk and chair? ( Just thinking about parents) If they don't pay do they not get
to keep it? When do they receive credit as opposed to debit? Would I be able to change pencil man to pencil sharpener? Thank you so much for taking the time to answer these questions and I look forward to hearing from you.
to keep it? When do they receive credit as opposed to debit? Would I be able to change pencil man to pencil sharpener? Thank you so much for taking the time to answer these questions and I look forward to hearing from you.
August 26, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Thanks for the questions… Hope these help!
How do you determine their salary?
***There are a few things I take into account when I determine the salary. (1) What are high-interest jobs (2) What jobs require a lot of skill/work (3) What are some easy numbers kids can handle to use for salary amounts. For example, the Janitor is not a high-interest job but it is important and requires work throughout the day so I usually have that on the higher end. The Banker is a high-skill and high-interest job that may not need to be utilized daily, so I usually put that in the middle. The Security Guard and/or Teacher’s Assistant is generally a high-interest job that doesn’t require too much skill so I put that on the lower end. I like to use easy numbers like $10, $15, $20, and $25 a week/month (depending on your preference). This makes it easy to break down the salary amounts by the day (if you do it on a weekly basis.
What is certain students don't buy into this and refuse to do their job?
***Since I let students apply, I hope that most get a job they want to do and I only let them reapply maybe 3 or 4 times a year (to save time and work). If they don’t do their job, I “fire” them and ask if anyone else wants to take on an additional job. I feel the job is a privilege and if they don’t earn it, they don’t get to keep it, and consequently, don’t get paid. They may have a chance to reapply for a job the next time, but I always tell my kids, their day to day actions prove if they are qualified for the jobs. However, my students also earn money for making good choices and earning certain scores. Since they need money to pay rent and tickets, they may need an additional form of income.
We are a PBIS school and give out school falcons for respecting self, others, and property. I would usually pay my students in falcons for completing their jobs, but it was hard to manage. They would then be able to spend falcons on lunch bunch, prize bin, homework pass, etc. How would you recommend using the classroom economy with a school wide behavior program?
***It does get so hard to manage all the different instructional and discipline strategies! I would maybe allow them to trade those in for your classroom economy dollars so it is easier to manage. We have something similar, but for classes instead of individuals. I take the “compliments” (little slips of paper from other teachers saying we are doing a good job) and trade them in for our own class wide reward system instead of having two separate things. Also, I do agree, it is hard to manage classroom stores and stuff like that. This year I plan on having a classroom store open once a month and a big auction at the end of each semester. I will sometimes do a random day where I will sell a snack for “read and feed” or sometimes I will randomly put one or two things up for sale, instead of a whole store.
I also use whole brain teaching. So I am stuck on how to utilize all of this with the current practices I have in place. But I love it and want to use it badly because in 5th grade, students need to know how jobs are related to money and responsibilities in life.
***I’m trying Whole Brain Teaching this year as well. My plan has been to integrate slowly, and not all at once. Starting a new year is overwhelming, so I try to implement small parts of things, especially the classroom economy. I start with just cash, then add on jobs, then a community contract, then tickets, and finally rent.
Do you communicate this to parents? If so how? How do you justify paying " rent" for desk and chair? ( Just thinking about parents) If they don't pay do they not get
to keep it?
*** I have not formally let parents know with a class letter, although I should!! I need to get on that. I do let parents know if it comes up. I justify rent by the fact that adults work for the money they make and they do not just get to spend it on fun stuff. They have bills to pay and if they break the laws or violate agreements, there are tickets or fines. I remember in 6th grade, my teacher had us actually come up with a business to run in the classroom. She charged us rent the first week and gave us the option of paying for all the weeks at once or week by week. The next week, the rent went up. It taught us a little about inflation and saving!
When do they receive credit as opposed to debit?
***Instead of writing paychecks or giving cash you can mark in the credits section and then just add it to your paycheck after a chunk of time. Debits usually happen if they make poor choices, get a ticket for behavior, or need to replace lost/forgotten materials. I use this tracker to put multiple “transactions” together instead of adding it separately in the bank account. I may not even use it this year.
Would I be able to change pencil man to pencil sharpener?
***Sure! What is your email address?
I hope these answers help! Every year I’ve used a classroom economy, I always tweak routines and procedures just a little bit! You’ll find what works in your class as you go
How do you determine their salary?
***There are a few things I take into account when I determine the salary. (1) What are high-interest jobs (2) What jobs require a lot of skill/work (3) What are some easy numbers kids can handle to use for salary amounts. For example, the Janitor is not a high-interest job but it is important and requires work throughout the day so I usually have that on the higher end. The Banker is a high-skill and high-interest job that may not need to be utilized daily, so I usually put that in the middle. The Security Guard and/or Teacher’s Assistant is generally a high-interest job that doesn’t require too much skill so I put that on the lower end. I like to use easy numbers like $10, $15, $20, and $25 a week/month (depending on your preference). This makes it easy to break down the salary amounts by the day (if you do it on a weekly basis.
What is certain students don't buy into this and refuse to do their job?
***Since I let students apply, I hope that most get a job they want to do and I only let them reapply maybe 3 or 4 times a year (to save time and work). If they don’t do their job, I “fire” them and ask if anyone else wants to take on an additional job. I feel the job is a privilege and if they don’t earn it, they don’t get to keep it, and consequently, don’t get paid. They may have a chance to reapply for a job the next time, but I always tell my kids, their day to day actions prove if they are qualified for the jobs. However, my students also earn money for making good choices and earning certain scores. Since they need money to pay rent and tickets, they may need an additional form of income.
We are a PBIS school and give out school falcons for respecting self, others, and property. I would usually pay my students in falcons for completing their jobs, but it was hard to manage. They would then be able to spend falcons on lunch bunch, prize bin, homework pass, etc. How would you recommend using the classroom economy with a school wide behavior program?
***It does get so hard to manage all the different instructional and discipline strategies! I would maybe allow them to trade those in for your classroom economy dollars so it is easier to manage. We have something similar, but for classes instead of individuals. I take the “compliments” (little slips of paper from other teachers saying we are doing a good job) and trade them in for our own class wide reward system instead of having two separate things. Also, I do agree, it is hard to manage classroom stores and stuff like that. This year I plan on having a classroom store open once a month and a big auction at the end of each semester. I will sometimes do a random day where I will sell a snack for “read and feed” or sometimes I will randomly put one or two things up for sale, instead of a whole store.
I also use whole brain teaching. So I am stuck on how to utilize all of this with the current practices I have in place. But I love it and want to use it badly because in 5th grade, students need to know how jobs are related to money and responsibilities in life.
***I’m trying Whole Brain Teaching this year as well. My plan has been to integrate slowly, and not all at once. Starting a new year is overwhelming, so I try to implement small parts of things, especially the classroom economy. I start with just cash, then add on jobs, then a community contract, then tickets, and finally rent.
Do you communicate this to parents? If so how? How do you justify paying " rent" for desk and chair? ( Just thinking about parents) If they don't pay do they not get
to keep it?
*** I have not formally let parents know with a class letter, although I should!! I need to get on that. I do let parents know if it comes up. I justify rent by the fact that adults work for the money they make and they do not just get to spend it on fun stuff. They have bills to pay and if they break the laws or violate agreements, there are tickets or fines. I remember in 6th grade, my teacher had us actually come up with a business to run in the classroom. She charged us rent the first week and gave us the option of paying for all the weeks at once or week by week. The next week, the rent went up. It taught us a little about inflation and saving!
When do they receive credit as opposed to debit?
***Instead of writing paychecks or giving cash you can mark in the credits section and then just add it to your paycheck after a chunk of time. Debits usually happen if they make poor choices, get a ticket for behavior, or need to replace lost/forgotten materials. I use this tracker to put multiple “transactions” together instead of adding it separately in the bank account. I may not even use it this year.
Would I be able to change pencil man to pencil sharpener?
***Sure! What is your email address?
I hope these answers help! Every year I’ve used a classroom economy, I always tweak routines and procedures just a little bit! You’ll find what works in your class as you go
August 27, 2012
TracyMcF
Please email me at siendakota@cox.net
Thanks
My rules are:
I can show self control.
I can complete my assignments on time.
I can stay on task.
I can follow directions.
I can engage in lessons.
(Thanks Rick Morris)
Thanks again!
Thanks
My rules are:
I can show self control.
I can complete my assignments on time.
I can stay on task.
I can follow directions.
I can engage in lessons.
(Thanks Rick Morris)
Thanks again!
August 20, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I sent them! Please let me know if you didn't get them :)
August 27, 2012
TracyMcF re: Whole Brain Teaching Classroom Rules Posters
I absolutely love your rules poster graphics, but your rules are not the ones I use. Is it possible to purchase blank posters?
Thanks for your hard work!
Thanks for your hard work!
August 19, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
If you want, I will type in the rules for me! It would be just as easy as sending you blank ones! If you send me your email address and the rules you want, I will just make them for you :) If not, can also just send you the blank ones.
August 20, 2012
dbanas001 re: Whole Brain Teaching Classroom Rules Posters
I want to make label for my cabinets that match your rules. I see the font below, but where did you get your border? Thanks.
August 19, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
The borders are from Graphics from the Pond here on TpT! They are called Fuzzy Bumps Borders. Here is the link:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fuzzy-Bumps-Borders-Graphics-From-the-Pond
In the next couple of weeks I will try to make a sign for the rules posters!
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fuzzy-Bumps-Borders-Graphics-From-the-Pond
In the next couple of weeks I will try to make a sign for the rules posters!
August 19, 2012
cavacecisusan re: Daily Five I-Pick Book Mark
Do you have Daily 5 headers that match the border and font of your Cafe headers?
August 15, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
No I don't but that would be something useful! I will try and do that soon...it has been crazy with school starting!
August 15, 2012
Amy Banas (TpT Seller) re: Whole Brain Teaching Classroom Rules Posters
What font did you use? I would like to make a sign to go above the rules. Thanks!
August 13, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
It is called Elephants in Cherry Trees. Here is the link you can download it from. At this site there are tons of free fonts you can download!
http://www.kevinandamanda.com/fonts/freescrapbookfonts/elephants-in-cherry-trees/
If you've never downloaded a font (which I never had till recently), after you click on the download button, click save, then open folder. To install the file, extract file by right-clicking (if you need to). After that is done, right click on the font and choose install.
Have a great back to school!
http://www.kevinandamanda.com/fonts/freescrapbookfonts/elephants-in-cherry-trees/
If you've never downloaded a font (which I never had till recently), after you click on the download button, click save, then open folder. To install the file, extract file by right-clicking (if you need to). After that is done, right click on the font and choose install.
Have a great back to school!
August 14, 2012
Joycelyne Bataille (TpT Seller)
Hi! I know you mentioned that you would be willing to add on a few things for us to the job lists. Could you make the following for me please? I would greatly appreciate it!
Absentee Manager
Job Description: Fills out “Good Neighbor” report for students when they are
absent. Grab 1 extra of everything handed out for the day. Place all materials in
“We Missed You” folder and place on their desk at the end of the day. Put
their chair up at the end of the day.
Qualifications: Must have good handwriting. Must be alert during the day and stay on top of what is assigned.
Environmentalist-
Job Description: Takes blue recycling bin to planning room and empties into the
big recycling bin when needed. Returns little blue bin back to original spot in
classroom.
Qualifications: Must respect Earth. Must know location of planning room.
Courier–
Job Description: Deliver messages/books wherever needed in school at any time
Qualifications: Must know way around the school. Must be professional. Must
be trustworthy.
Instead of "Janitor", could I have that card be title" Squeeky Clean Manager"?
Thanks so much for all of your help!
Absentee Manager
Job Description: Fills out “Good Neighbor” report for students when they are
absent. Grab 1 extra of everything handed out for the day. Place all materials in
“We Missed You” folder and place on their desk at the end of the day. Put
their chair up at the end of the day.
Qualifications: Must have good handwriting. Must be alert during the day and stay on top of what is assigned.
Environmentalist-
Job Description: Takes blue recycling bin to planning room and empties into the
big recycling bin when needed. Returns little blue bin back to original spot in
classroom.
Qualifications: Must respect Earth. Must know location of planning room.
Courier–
Job Description: Deliver messages/books wherever needed in school at any time
Qualifications: Must know way around the school. Must be professional. Must
be trustworthy.
Instead of "Janitor", could I have that card be title" Squeeky Clean Manager"?
Thanks so much for all of your help!
August 8, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
What is your email address? I have the cards done but can't attach them here!
August 8, 2012
Lindsay Merritt (TpT Seller)
I am so sorry, I can not get it to send as an email on my school computer, here are the changes below. Please delete this question once you get it because I do not want to clog up your page. Again I am so sorry!
Banker:
Distribute checks
Cash checks at the end of the week.
Secretary:
Attendance Check
Morning Work up and ready.
Put out absent folders for students who are gone
Police Officer:
Noise Levels in Order
Writes tickets based on Panther Paws
Collects fines
Notifying Office in event of emergency
Breakfast Monitor :Change to Snack Monitor and left from snack
Security Guard:
Lock down procedure :card outside door, door locked
Fire Drill: make sure everyone is out, grab emergency cards
When leaving the room, make sure everyone is out.
Instead of DJ: Computer Tech.
Make sure Active Board is turned on/off
If tech. problems occur notify computer teacher
Rotation Setup/Cleanup
Put correct rotations on tables
Clean up any messes in between rotations
Refill Supplies Needed
Clean up and put away rotations at the end
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Dependable
Focused
Hard Worker
Neat
Equipment Manager
Take equipment to recess
Distribute to well behaved students
Return all equipment to basket after recess
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Good Judgement
Trustworthy
Good Memory
Responsible
Medic
In charge of first aid kit in classroom/recess
Assist sick students to office
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Responsible
Caring
Cafeteria Manager
Take lunch money to cafeteria before class/ during lunch
Make sure table is clean before/after lunch
Make sure extra napkins, forks, condiments are at teacher station
Clean up any trash on the floor/sweep after lunch
Monitor noise levels
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Hard Worker
responsible
Good Memory
Trustworthy
Neat
Store Clerk/Manager
Assist teacher with class store
Make sure all items are brought out and neat
Notify teacher when items are running low
Collect Money for items purchased
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Neat
Good Math Skills
responsible
Banker:
Distribute checks
Cash checks at the end of the week.
Secretary:
Attendance Check
Morning Work up and ready.
Put out absent folders for students who are gone
Police Officer:
Noise Levels in Order
Writes tickets based on Panther Paws
Collects fines
Notifying Office in event of emergency
Breakfast Monitor :Change to Snack Monitor and left from snack
Security Guard:
Lock down procedure :card outside door, door locked
Fire Drill: make sure everyone is out, grab emergency cards
When leaving the room, make sure everyone is out.
Instead of DJ: Computer Tech.
Make sure Active Board is turned on/off
If tech. problems occur notify computer teacher
Rotation Setup/Cleanup
Put correct rotations on tables
Clean up any messes in between rotations
Refill Supplies Needed
Clean up and put away rotations at the end
---------------------------------------------------------
Dependable
Focused
Hard Worker
Neat
Equipment Manager
Take equipment to recess
Distribute to well behaved students
Return all equipment to basket after recess
----------------------------------------------------------
Good Judgement
Trustworthy
Good Memory
Responsible
Medic
In charge of first aid kit in classroom/recess
Assist sick students to office
---------------------------------------------------
Responsible
Caring
Cafeteria Manager
Take lunch money to cafeteria before class/ during lunch
Make sure table is clean before/after lunch
Make sure extra napkins, forks, condiments are at teacher station
Clean up any trash on the floor/sweep after lunch
Monitor noise levels
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hard Worker
responsible
Good Memory
Trustworthy
Neat
Store Clerk/Manager
Assist teacher with class store
Make sure all items are brought out and neat
Notify teacher when items are running low
Collect Money for items purchased
-------------------------------------------------
Neat
Good Math Skills
responsible
July 26, 2012
Lindsay Merritt (TpT Seller)
I ordered the classroom jobs packet and I noticed it said if we need any of the jobs changed to let you know and you would do that. I teach 2nd grade, so some of the job descriptions I will need changed and I was hoping I could add 2 jobs to the list. I have the blank page, but it will not pull up to where I can add my own. I saw where your email was posted below so I will send the list to that email if that is ok? There is not a lot of changes, but if it is to much you could also send me the template, and i do not mind changing them myself lindsaymerritt@rocketmail.com. Thank you!!
July 26, 2012
I Heart My Kinder Kids (TpT Seller) re: Whole Brain Teaching Classroom Rules Posters
Hi, I love your whole brain teaching freebies. By any chance do you have a set in a different font?
July 17, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I do not but I will make one for you! What do you not like about this font? Are you looking for a more traditional font with correct lowercase and capital letters?
July 18, 2012
vhinojosa re: Classroom Job Forms - Application, Time Cards, Paychecks
Hi, I purchased the Classroom Job Forms and when I download it, everything is on one page. I tried playing around with it to enlarge it but I am unable to. Everything is way too small to use in the classroom. Am I doing something wrong or is this what I purchased? I was under the impression that the "Job Application" is on one page, the "Congratulations" is on another page, etc.
Victoria
Victoria
June 10, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
I re-downloaded the file! I checked it on the product page and it downloaded it myself and it turned out that each page was on its own page! I hope it works for you...if it doesn't please let me know. I'm sorry it didn't work!
June 10, 2012
kehodges
Hi, I purchased your classroom jobs set. However, these jobs are not the same as the ones I need in my classroom. I am not able to edit them either. Is there anyway you could send me the template? I love the look of them and want to use them, but I need different jobs!
May 31, 2012
a TEACHER on a MISSION (TpT Seller)
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you...just saw someone had posted a question! Do you have a lot that needs editting? If not I could do it! But if you do I could send you the template as well! Not sure if the fonts will work or not... Just send me your email if you want to try it as a template or info about the jobs for me to update. My email is ateacheronamission@gmail.com! Thanks for purchasing my product! I'm glad you like it:)
June 5, 2012
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I have been a teacher in my mind for as long as I can remember! So many times, I fought with my sister and her friends to listen to me teach little lessons and grade fake papers. "School" was my favorite thing to play! Now I get to play real school everyday! I have been a "real" teacher for four years. My second home is in a bright, colorful third-grade classroom in Iowa full of bright, colorful little learners.
MY TEACHING STYLE
My teaching style depends of the day, the kids, the moment. To teach is to be flexible, take risks, and try new things! I am always looking for new ideas.
HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT
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MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
I attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln an earned my bachelors in Elementary and Special Education. I attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha and earned my Master's in Reading (K-12). I hope to return to school soon! I love being a student.
ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
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