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This Back-To-School Parent Survey will help you get to know all of your students from their parents point of view! This will help give you a head start on building a relationship with your new students and their learning styles. Directions: Print in color or black and white on copy paper, and place on student desks for Meet and Greet night with parents!

This chart can help you track the number of behaviors reminders you need to give a student during the day as well as track the number of refusals to do work. This helps teachers track behavior and use the data to set behavior goals and improve student behavior. This can also be used to help communicate behavior to parents and/or the behavior team.

Help keep your students free from distractions with these testing door signs to let vistors know that you are testing or doing a quiet activity with your class. There are two different options, one that says 'testing' and one that says 'working hard'. These are succulent themed for plant lovers like me! Directions: Chose one or both of the signs, print them, laminate them, and tape them to your door when needed!

Need documentation for a student who has tricky behavior? This goal tracker sheet will help you and the student keep track of behavior throughout the day and motivate the student to earn checks in each box and earn rewards. This also serves as a great way to document and communicate behaviors with parents and the behavior team. Directions: Download this word document and edit it! (Be sure to add the student name as well as your name, and change the subjects and times to fit your schedule!) Then

This Back-To-School Parent Survey will help you get to know all of your students from their parents point of view! This will help give you a head start on building a relationship with your new students and their learning styles. Directions: Print in color on copy paper, and place on student desks for Meet and Greet night with parents!

This Back-To-School Parent Survey will help you get to know all of your students from their parents point of view! This will help give you a head start on building a relationship with your new students and their learning styles. Directions: Print in color or black and white on copy paper, and place on student desks for Meet and Greet night with parents!

This Back-To-School Scavenger Hunt activity is a fun getting to know the room activity. The students will be able to walk around and explore the room and write thier answers on the activity sheet. This encourages them to read, write, talk, and get moving around the room during the first few days of school. Directions: Print in color or black and white, and pass out to students! You could also let them use clip boards to walk around and write on. ***Tip: You could also laminate them and have them

Download this Back-To-School Student Survey to help you get to know your students at the beginning of the school year! My favorite part is the last question because it helps you get input from your students about fun activities they would like to see in the classroom. This can be used for all elementary school ages! For younger students, their parents can help them fill it out on Meet-n-Greet night. Instructions: Download, Print in color, and hand out to students or parents to complete on Meet-n

On the first day of school, one of the most important things to know about a student is how they will get home from school each day! Use this information sheet to have parents tell you how they will go home in the afternoons on the first several days of school and then after that. Directions: Print in color, or black and white and set out on desks for Meet-n-Greet night for parents to fill out and turn in to you.

Print off copies of this Daily Reading Log to help students keep track of the books they are reading at home or at school.