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Need to keep track of who is picking up your students at dismissal? Here is a quick daily student sign-out sheet for parents to initial before they pick up their child from your classroom. This allows you to have documented who picked up the students from your classroom. Great for Pre-School-1st grade, especially.

Here is a beginning of the year letter to parents from the teacher. It is a Microsoft Word document that is editable for you to change what you want. Some things are left for you to fill in the blank and the rest is left for you to use as an example or use as is! The letter includes space for you to discuss: -Teacher background -Behavior Policy in the Classroom -Daily Behavior System -Classroom Rewards -Grading Scale -Homework -Parent Teacher Communication -Volunteers -Donations

This [Guided] Engineering Design Process: Student Presentation Template will help your students during the building of a project to work as an engineer would. The students are required to define a problem, sketch their ideas and upload them to the slides. Students will also research, explain, build prototypes, test, and discuss their ideas throughout the slides. Each slide contains instructions for completion! The slideshow was build for students using Chromebooks (as they are required to ta

For my English Language Arts Unit we are introducing the double bubble map by comparing and contrasting similarities and differences between the teacher and the US symbol, the bald eagle. Feel free to edit the topics out and insert your own. Enjoy!

This is an assessment for letters M, A, P, S, T, which are typically the first 5 letters we teach in Kindergarten. Type out (or handwrite if you choose to do so) your students names in the first column, then print out the assessment. Use a highlighter to highlight each letter/sound the student has mastered. If the student has not mastered the letter/sound, leave it blank so you know who has not yet mastered the letters/sounds. The data is good for pulling small groups! There are 33 rows for stud

These labels are designed for homework or take-home folders. Print them out on address label paper and then stick them on the inside pocket of a plastic folder for organizational purposes. This helps teachers, students, and parents stay organized and be clear where to put homework, classwork, or any other handouts/announcements for the week.

This is an assessment for letters B, H, G, D, and N. Type out (or handwrite if you choose to do so) your students names in the first column, then print out the assessment. Use a highlighter to highlight each letter/sound the student has mastered. If the student has not mastered the letter/sound, leave it blank so you know who has not yet mastered the letters/sounds. The data is good for pulling small groups! There are 33 rows for student names and data so if you have less students you can delete

These labels are designed for homework or take-home folders. Print them out on address label paper and then stick them on the inside pocket of a plastic folder for organizational purposes. This helps teachers, students, and parents stay organized and be clear where to put homework, classwork, or any other handouts/announcements for the week.

These labels are designed for homework or take-home folders. Print them out on address label papers and then stick them on the inside pocket of a plastic folder for organizational purposes. This helps teachers, students, and parents stay organized and be clear where to put homework, classwork, or any other handouts/announcements for the week.

These labels are designed for homework or take-home folders. Print them out on address label papers and then stick them on the inside pocket of a plastic folder for organizational purposes. This helps teachers, students, and parents stay organized and be clear where to put classwork, handouts/announcements, or any reminders for the week.

These labels are designed for the front of the homework or take-home folders. It helps students, parents, and teachers stay organized by creating a place to put their homework, classwork, announcements, or any school handouts. You will need label paper to print these out on, or just print them out on 8x11 paper and cut them out, either one! *I made this document editable so you can change the bulldog mascot to whatever your school mascot is or whatever clipart you would rather have in the front

Here are step by step directions for students to do Footsteps2Brilliance as homework. It is editable on PowerPoint so you can change the specific activities at the bottom of the page, weekly.