Fierce in First

print these on card stock and use to organize materials for specific subjects, lessons, holidays, etc.

These can fit in a standard pocket chart. Use for calendar, schedule, etc.

Editable Use these sheet for an easy way for parents to sign up for volunteer opportunities

Print and cut these tags and use them with Valentines gifts (I used them as tags on heart shaped tie dye crayons)

Use these cards to make any version of I Have Who Has in your classroom. Start the game with the Smiley Face side up aka the "I Have" side. Print or glue back to back Student says "I Have___" Student flips card and says "Who Has____"

I used these a part of my Data Well Laminate and hang the Play Plan letters in order. Students names go on whichever letter they are currently being scaffolded on This helps you, and administrators, see how you are scaffolding and where your students stand in terms of academic achievement

Send this in an email or mail out to parents in August. Editable for you, but plenty of tips for a first successful day of PreK!

Really helpful if you need to keep anecdotal notes in your classroom. Two different ways to stay on top of it and organized. Best used when you put in a state or curriculum standard and observe all children. Used with Tools of the Mind, Teaching strategies, and NJ State Standards

Let your students read and recognize one another's names, add pictures for extra support Print back to back and laminate Game starts with all cards smiley face side up Student says "I Have_______" Student turns card over and says "Who Has_____"

Keep monthly data recorded and organized on this convenient editable chart

Simple Months in black and white,

Use this form if you are required to have grade level or teaching team meetings. It helps keep a record of your conversations and helpful for administrators to see your progress

Use for conferences or end of the year

Fathers Day print out: stamp two hands upside down to form a heart have student write the year and their name