Learning with Yaritza

This free template includes 4 options: 2 anecdotal notes sheets and 2 small group sheets. You can use the anecdotal notes for whole group observation documentation or to document a specific student. You can use the small group sheets to document a 2 - 6 student small group.

Save time with these 40 editable certificates! Simply open in PowerPoint, add student names, teacher name, date and print! You can also edit the award name. The awards included are awesome artist, best attitude, best class leader, best dancer, best handwriting, best helper, best problem solver, best singer, caring classmate, computer whiz, CVC word master, kindest friend, magnificent mathematician, most cheerful, most creative, most curious, most hardworking, most improved, most responsible, ou

The following two editable checklists are great tools for elementary teachers to help them stay organized during the chaotic beginning of the year! INCLUDED checklists: (1) Classroom Setup (one with suggestions and one blank) (2) Routines and Procedures (one with suggestions and one blank) Simply print out and write in your to-do tasks or type into the editable templates. Laminate and reuse every year! Watch my video to get ▶️ 10 back-to-school prep ideas for new pre-k and kinder teachers!

This resource is great for elementary teachers who want an easy and simple experience to plan their parent-teacher conferences. This resource includes 4 editable, ready-to-go printables: 1 schedule sign-up sheet 2 options for conference reminders (half a sheet or a quarter sheet) 1 conference form with glows & grows Feeling nervous about your conferences? Watch this ▶️ video that will guide you on how to prepare for successful conferences!

Start building student and family relationships with this simple student survey. I ask all parents to fill out quick information about their child that will help me get to know them. I ask information like allergies and how that child will be going home. It also helps me get to know that student better by knowing if they have siblings, their cultural background and language spoken at home, and what their interests and fears are.

Use this template to introduce yourself to your students and families during Meet the Teacher. Share a picture, tell them a little about your teaching career, some favorite things, and how they can contact you throughout the year.