Holly Murray

Reduce first day jitters as you affix these adorable "go home" stickers on each child. • Complete it with their name and your name in the event that the child is hard to understand by a bus driver or other school staff, they will know who to contact if needed • A line is available to write the bus number as well. No stress on you at dismissal time • Children's end-of-the-day transportation is easily identified at a glance • No searching through files, forms, or piles on your desk! **********

Everything you need to begin school is right here! Thirty-one pages of teacher-made activities, gifts, ideas, and explicit directions - ideal for beginning teachers or to get put a fresh-spin on opening week. Includes: • Open House/First Day Gift Tag (p.3) • 3D Desktop Personalized Name Pencil (p.4) • Deskplate w/alphabet line, number line, skip counting, vowels, sight words, days, months, 99 chart, right/left (p.5) • Car/Bus Rider Name Tags (p.6) • Car/Bus Rider List (p.7) • Magic Playdou

Use this form to help parents find ways to volunteer in the classroom. Parents have a variety of options including working with small groups of children, one-on-one with them, cutting out items, and pulling and sorting workbook pages. There is also a space available for parent volunteers to write in how they would like to help and an option for choosing not to help at this time. At the bottom of the page is a list of days that they can circle as well as times (and the subjects taught during e

Use this reading log to see at a glance the number of books your first grade (insert any grade) child has read. Built in options: parents read book to child, parents read book with child, child read book independently - parents simply initial applicable choice. Also is a place for ZPD range at the top for guiding student's book choice, and a place to write the AR level and score. Books 1-26 available on this page. I have another resource for reading log pages to continue the series (up to 546

Looking for a way to keep up with what child is reading on which level? Look no further! Use this form to record current reading levels during testing so that you can quickly see at a glance the progress that each child is making. This is a great tool to pull out at parent-teacher conferences, as well as to demonstrate progress to administrators (handy for Class KEYS teacher assessments as well!). Use this resource for planning for small group instruction on their level. ********************

A "toad-ally" fun way to show your students you love them and missed them when they were absent! Keep this on the desk of a student that is absent and let it remind you to jot down notes about work they miss as you pass out papers to your other students. Then staple this cover sheet to the top of the day's work and you have a nice love package to have ready for them upon their return! Check this and my other products at GoldenAppleMom.com or at my TpT store! http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/S

Here is my complete set of reading logs. A total of 21 pages, this editable .doc file simplifies keeping a running total of books read by students. Parents can initial if the child read the book independently, if they read the book with the child, or if they read the book to the child. There is also space at the top of the page for the ZPD range and for the Accelerated Reading level of each book read and the score after assessment It is easy to change the teacher's name and grade level in this