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Preschool Newsletter Template | Editable in PowerPoint & Google Slides
Looking for an easy way to keep preschool or early intervention families in the loop? These adorable, editable newsletter templates make it simple to create polished, engaging classroom newsletters— with minimal effort from you! Whether you're just getting started or want a fresh, consistent look, this resource has everything you need to communicate clearly with families all year long. ✅ What’s Included: You’ll get 36 editable newsletter templates in three flexible formats: 12 full color te
PreK - 1st
Classroom Community
Blank Notes Home
Keeping parents informed can feel overwhelming without the right tools. When communication breaks down, important updates like student progress, behavior concerns, or meeting reminders can slip through the cracks. And relying on scattered notes or emails can lead to confusion and missed opportunities for support. Parents stay out of the loop, and students may not get the consistent guidance they need at home and school. These “Notes Home from Teachers” make communication clear, consistent, and e
PreK - 4th
Character Education, For All Subjects, School Counseling
Daily Communication Log for Special Education Classroom **Editable**
This is the editable version of my daily communication log for special education. I add this into a folder each day to communication with parents of special needs children.
PreK - 12th
RTI Toolkit Bundle | Forms for Implementing & Documenting Tiered Interventions
If you’re anything like me, your school may utilize the process of Response to Intervention (RTI) to identify and document tiered interventions for struggling learners. As a teacher, this can feel like a lot to keep track of, yet is such an important component to helping your struggling learners succeed! I sometimes found this process to be confusing and challenging to document and follow as I sought to help the students in my classroom, document the necessary data, and communicate this all t
K - 6th
Daily Report For Toddlers
Looking for Daily Reports For Toddlers for your toddler classroom or home daycare? These daily reports for daycare are perfect for in-home childcare or centers. The toddlers' daily reports are perfect for parent communication. Let your clients know how their child's day was while in your care. These daily reports for toddlers were created for older infants and young toddlers eating solid foods who have NOT been potty trained or starting potty trainin What's Included in Daily Reports For Toddl
PreK
Not Subject Specific
Also included in: HOW WAS MY DAY SHEET
Daily Report Form for Daycare, Preschool, & Childcare | Toddler Daily Log
Are you tired of trying to remember what happened with your baby during the day? Do you want to have a record of everything that happened so you can refer back to it later? The Infant Daily Report sheet is for you! This handy log will keep track of all the important events that happen during the day with your infant. You'll be able to see what they ate, how long they were awake, what toys they played with, and much more. It's the perfect way to keep tabs on your little one while you're away fro
PreK
Parent Communication System | Scripts for Difficult Conversations
Confidently handle difficult parent conversations with this Preschool Director Parent Communication System.Designed by an experienced Early Childhood Director, this resource provides real-life scripts, tone guidance, and professional language to support clear, calm, and effective communication with families. Includes: ✔ Behavior scripts (biting, hitting, emotional regulation) ✔ Academic concern conversations ✔ Attendance concerns (tardiness & absences) ✔ Upset parent responses ✔ Tone guide
PreK - 1st
For All Subjects
Daycare Report For Infants
Are you an in-home childcare provider or daycare center looking for a comprehensive daycare report to communicate how your infant’s day was? Look no further! Our Infant Daycare Reports provide you with everything necessary for effective parent communication. The Daycare Report contains two sets of 12 printable daily forms – “My Day at Daycare” & “How Was My Day” – perfect for keeping parents informed while their child is in your care. Both forms contain all the crucial information your par
PreK
Not Subject Specific
Also included in: HOW WAS MY DAY SHEET
Daily Communication Log for Special Education Classroom
This is my daily communication log that I use to inform parents of special needs children about their day.
PreK - 12th
Is It Dyscalculia? Math Screener for Struggling Learners (Gr 1–4)
This dyscalculia screener and math skills assessment helps identify number sense gaps, number reversals, and early math difficulties in grades 1–4. Identify math struggles early with this no-prep, neurodiversity-friendly screener designed to uncover challenges in number sense, patterns, estimation, and more. This is more than a test—it’s a guided screening tool that helps you understand how a student is thinking, not just whether answers are correct. 💛 Looking for extra support?Grab the FREE A
1st - 4th
Other (Math)
CCSS
1.NBT.A.1
, 2.NBT.A.1
, 3.NBT.A.2
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Poop/Stool Chart for Children
Gain insight into your child's digestive health by tracking his/her poop. Sometimes when children aren't eating or having stomach aches it is due to constipation. Regular monitoring of a child's bowel movements with this stool chart can help prevent constipation. Many kids poop daily but are still constipated so it is important to look at the shape which is a clue to the firmness. Numbers 1-3 show the child's BM is too hard suggesting constipation. Number 4 is ok but still not ideal. Numbers
PreK
Health
Back to School Tiny Teacher Notes for Parent Communication + Behavior Management
Distribute these small teacher notes to your students' parents to explain how their child behaved and/or what happened at school that day. Also useful for those last-minute reminders! Make sure to get these before returning to school so you're prepared for the new school year:) Tiny Teacher Notes for Parent Communication Specifications:► In color and blackline versions (print the blackline version onto neon cardstock) ► One page reads, "{Child's name} had a FANTASTIC day!" ► One set reads, "{C
PreK - 6th
Potty Training Made Easy: Play-Based 3-Phase Guide for Toddlers and Young Kids
Make potty training stress-free, playful, and structured with this 3-phase potty training guide! Designed by an occupational therapist, this resource breaks the process into clear, manageable steps: Phase 1 – Play & Preparation:Use fun, hands-on activities and pretend play to introduce the potty and build body awareness. Phase 2 – Bye Bye Diapers & Pull-Ups (Hello Potty or Toilet):A structured transition plan to help kids recognize cues, stay consistent, and gain confidence using the potty indep
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
Today in OT: A Simple, Daily Note for Elementary Caseloads
This simple, daily note allows you to communicate A LOT in a short amount of time! Over the course of the past several years, I’ve created, edited, and recreated “daily notes” to send home with my students. That is - until I developed this one. This one has been a keeper and has gone without the need for revisions. It includes... a place for the date of the therapy sessiona place for the child's namea LARGE range of skillsan "Other Activity" sectiona behavior indicatorextra space for a quick no
PreK - 6th
Water Bead Activities for Preschoolers!
Product Information: Hello teacher or parent! Kids LOVE water beads (Also known as Orbeez, Water Gel Beads, or Water Marbles), and I saw it as an opportunity to incorporate some learning into our sensory play! Children will sort, count, and organize, which are foundational math skills! I hope you find this to take your water bead fun to the next level! Note: This product is meant for preschool. I've also created a similar, more simple version for toddlers! See the link below! What you nee
PreK - K
Other (Math)
Getting to Know/Parent Input Survey for Early Childhood/PreK/Kindergarten/TK
Get to know your new students with this home/parent/caregiver survey! This resource will help you get a clear, simple snapshot of each student's home life, likes, strengths, and needs. Perfect for back-to-school in early childhood, daycare, preschool, kindergarten, and transitional K, or any level where you want to add a personalized touch. This resource has sections for: Student's name (both legal and spoken/what to label)Age/birthdateContact info for caregiversSiblings and agesMedical infoBeha
PreK - K
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Fiber for Toddlers Graphics
Early Childhood Specialists, Teachers, Daycare Workers, Nutritionists, Moms, Dads, Grandparents! Do you have toddlers in your life? You need these graphics! Protein may be the buzz word of the year, but what's more important for our babies bodies? FIBER! FIBER! FIBER! Toddlers between the ages of 1 and 3 need 19 grams of fiber per day and we can help with that! This colorful printable is 4 different graphics each with different ideas for how to get those 19 grams in every single day!
PreK - 2nd
Family Consumer Sciences, Health, Physical Education
Weekly Behavior Report Log | Emoji Behavior Chart for TK–3
Here are a variety of charts for weekly behavior reports to use in your elementary classroom. These printable weekly report logs provide a student-centered and simple way to positively interact with your struggling students daily and help to form a solid home-school connection. Check out more of the helpful resources in our TPT store!
PreK - 6th
Parent Survey for Child with Autism
I created this survey for my students' parents to fill out in the beginning of the school year. It helps give me a snapshot of each child before I formally assess them.
PreK - 2nd
'Dyslexia Quest - An informational guide about dyslexia for educators' Book
Dyslexia QuestThis 21-page guide provides information to educators, support staff and families regarding the diverse needs of students living with the disability of Dyslexia. PLUS includes: -Definitions -Specific indicators -Co-morbidities -High-quality intervention sessions and what they should look like -Who can diagnose? -Adjustments for students with dyslexia -Screening checklist -Fact sheet and Myths -Book recommendations for adults -Picture books for children about dyslexia -Strengths-base
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Informational Text
Circle Time Binder for Preschool
This Circle Time Binder is perfect for preschool, homeschooling or Pre-K programs. I use this in my classroom but I've also used it at home with my daughter! Binder includes the following pages; Good morning My Name Is (written in ASL) The Month Is Where is the car? (preposition focus) The Season Is Letter of the Week Upper & lowercase alphabet Shapes of varying sizes & colors I can name shapes I can count (numbers 1-10) Counting jar & 12 blue circles I can make a pattern Four different c
PreK - K
Parent Questionnaire for preschool age students
This is a questionnaire for preschool or Kindergarten families to fill out. It will provide valuable information to a school or childcare facility about students in their care. This is a tool that will help staff with screening or assessment data needed from the parent perspective. It is quick and easy for parents to fill out. The form gathers information about demographics, birth history, literacy, motor, adaptive skills, social skills and more.
PreK - K
FREEBIE Fine Motor Home Letter – Activities for Parents & Caregivers
Looking for easy and engaging ways to support fine motor skill development at home? This FREE Home Letter with fine motor activity ideas is the perfect resource for parents, caregivers, and homeschool families. It offers simple, hands-on activities that help young learners build hand strength, finger dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. Ideal for preschool and Kindergarten, these activities promote essential early childhood development skills that are critical for writing readiness
PreK - 1st
Home/School log sheets for ECE/Special Education Classroom/Childcare
GREAT for littles and/or non-verbal students, this is a word document of a home / school communication log that can be edited to fit your child or student's needs. Home log - allows parents to indicate last night's sleep and the morning's eating and notes for the teacher as needed. School log - staff can indicate food eaten that day and rating scales for sharing/using words, and waiting in line. Also a note for a particular item played with or note for home about the day. This allows the grown
PreK - 3rd
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