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Medication Chart for fever flu common cold virus toddler infant adult child
This is a medication chart that one can use that is very helpful in remembering the basics such as time, type of medication taken, temperature, and symptoms/notes. there is a Medication Types Key that you can use or erase and put your own types of medication names in. It is simple and easy to use. I did this chart to specifically have what I wanted on it. If you are printing it and want it to come out as a full landscape document be sure to change the scale on it to around 130. Originally the
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Health
FREE Diabetes Social Story | Health Awareness & Empathy for Classmates
Help your students build empathy and social awareness with this FREE social story about diabetes! Whether you’re a classroom teacher, school nurse, counselor, paraprofessional, or homeschool parent, this kid-friendly resource is the perfect way to foster understanding and inclusion for students with diabetes. Designed in colorful, simple language for young learners, this diabetes awareness social story explains what diabetes is, how it affects some classmates, and how we can be kind and support
PreK - 4th
Classroom Community, Health
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FREE Social Story About Hearing Loss Teaching Empathy Inclusion & Deaf Awareness
Help students understand hearing loss and support classmates with hearing impairments with this free social story! This kid-friendly, illustrated social-emotional learning resource is designed to promote empathy, inclusion, and deaf awareness in your classroom or small group setting. Whether you're a classroom teacher, special education professional, school counselor, nurse, or homeschool parent, this social story offers an engaging way to support students in building social awareness, respectf
PreK - 4th
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Peanut / Nut Allergy Parent Letter & Substitute Letter
An excellent letter to send home to parents informing them of a student in your classroom who has a severe allergy to peanuts/tree nuts. Also included is a letter to be left with a substitute teacher and a plan for students who pack items containing peanuts/tree nuts in their lunchbox. Enjoy!
PreK - 5th
"Keep Me Home If..." Sick Child/Symptom Exclusion Handout/Poster- Editable
Every preschool, daycare, elementary classroom, and school nurse needs this handout! I give this flyer to all the parents at my preschool at the beginning of the every school year. Even though the same rules are in the school's handbook, the illustrations really help the parents to pay more attention to the rules. The .pdf download includes a link to a version that is editable in Google Slides. Need More Preschool Resources?Parent Communication and Student AssessmentMy Entire Preschool Welcome P
PreK - 8th
For All Subjects, Health
Peanut Free Zone (Peanut Allergies)
Hang this sign on your door anytime you have a child with peanut allergies or egg allergies. It will remind parents and students to keep the room peanut free and/or egg free.
Also include are parent notes kindly asking that all whole class party treats be peanut free and/or egg free. It can be sent home at the beginning of the year and anytime you are having a class party.
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PreK - 8th
Peanut Free Classroom
Sign to hang on your classroom door if a student has an allergy to peanuts or tree nuts.
PreK - 6th
Health
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