RayShells Classroom

If you’re anything like me, you use sticky notes for EVERYTHING in your classroom! I use sticky notes for everything from data collection to to-do lists, to little notes to my teacher friends. These templates will help you print custom sticky notes that you can use in your classroom or at home! I included some examples you can use!

These token boards are perfect for introducing a token economy for your special education students. When students complete a task or ask, they earn tokens. once they complete their board, they earn their preferred rewards. What students work for is easy to adapt and change to make it meaningful for your student. This set comes with 5 token boards of popular interests: DinosaursTrainsFarm AnimalsFlowersZoo Animals

Introduce yourself to your new class in "eras"! Inspired by Taylor Swift's Eras Tour poster, each box represents a different topic you can use to tell your students and their families more about you.

You go to so many trainings and professional development events! Make sure you have your records of these trainings and hours all in one place!

This sheet is a great way to keep track of what activities you are working on which each student in your class. I keep a math clipboard and an ELA clipboard, and each day I jot down what the student is working on, as well as any notes (what prompts were needed, how successful the student was, what skills I need to re-teach, etc).

These chic portfolio covers can be used for student work portfolios or for teacher portfolios. 4 design options!