Jodi Farbstein

Do you have to send home a weekly newsletter and want to eliminate all the fluff? These homework newsletter templates are an easy to fill in document created in word. Each has space for homework (table) to be filled in by dates and subject, an area for curriculum and upcoming test dates, along with a special area for important information! Use these weekly and watch the phone calls from parents diminish because parents will always know what is expected for the week ahead.

Need something to monitor which of your own personal classroom library books go to and from student homes. Well, here is a simple sheet. Place it on a clipboard and have students use it to checkout books. Enjoy!

Are you tired of spending money on treasure box items? I have been for years and this is my solution. Students love reward coupons that allow them to have a privilege that would not typically be given. In this document you will have coupons for the following rewards: No Homework Sit by a Friend Sit at the Teachers Desk Extra Recess for the Class Pick your Job for the day Sit in a comfy chair for the day Lunch Bunch Computer Time

Do you always try to fit all your lesson plan information on as few pages as possible? Here is a plan that takes only two pages with an extra additional information page included for guided reading groups, spelling/vocabulary words, and space provided for technology links for quick access. Change the times and start writing what your plans are right into the boxes! Easy!