A Special Toolbox

At last! A beautiful special education inspired Emergency Sub Plan template! I created this because I had a challenging time finding something suitable for my classroom. I hope you enjoy these pages! First, you can print out the forms and fill in your important information or you can use the editable version to type it in. Then, you have different options to make this work for you! You can place these pages in a binder. After each lesson plan page, you may place a folder or sheet protector with

These can be printed out and used as a student reference for the front and back of a binder that they use within the classroom. Fill out the student address and phone number on the back page, and have students practice copying it down on a separate sheet of paper when you need a few minutes to take care of something else. Students can also use the cursive handwriting chart to practice on separate paper as well. My 4th, 5th, and 6th graders use these for when we complete whole-group tasks, such a