Everyday Problems

I use this as an excellent way to get to know more about my students during the first few days. I always set this aside and offer it as a quiet and relaxing activity for when I see that they need a few minutes to decompress. They always love completing it and it has helpful information that allows me to see who might need to sit at the front of the room, who has allergies that the nurses didn't find out about yet, and how they best like to learn. I also really enjoy reading about their favorites

This beautiful boho brochure will be perfect for open house and back to school! I print out this and make a trifold for parents to take with them. I included tips and hints that might help make your night go smoothly. I normally create a little presentation that goes with this as well. I copy the text from my brochure onto a slideshow so that it matches what I need to go over on that night. Partially filled out: I kept most of the information that I use for my class. Feel free to keep what you

This is a fun and easy activity to have students complete and help them learn about where to find all of the supplies and items that they might need on a daily basis. I use this during the first week of school and it really helps them know where to find what they need all year long.  I have students race to complete it and give prizes to the first 3 that have it completed.  Then, we go over the answers together as a class. I have a volunteer point out each item for those that couldn’t find them.

This is a great get to know you activity. I use it at the start of each year as a way for my students to talk to their peers and learn a little more about each other. It is in a fun and engaging way that creates less stress and anxiety for shy students. I generally offer prizes to the first few students with their boards completed.  I created two designs for classroom bingo. One is completely filled out and can be printed as is. The same design is available with editable text that you can custom