1st Grade Classroom Management Professional Documents

This black and white 2020-2021 teacher calendar and planner is just what you need to keep your plans organized in one spot!

I have purchased and created many planners over the years that come with 100+ different pages. I NEVER end up using even half of them. This planner is simple, yet includes all of the essentials.

Included:

Nine different cover options

Three different class roster pages

Birthday tracker

Login information page

Seating chart page

Two-page calendar spreads

Two lesson plan options (both two-page spreads)

Notes page

Back cover page

If there is another page that you would like added, please reach out to me!

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If you’ve ever had to miss a day in the classroom, you know what a major hassle it is to prepare for a substitute teacher! My fellow teachers and I always quip that “It’s more work to miss a day than to be here!” This EDITABLE substitute teacher binder is the perfect solution to that problem! It used to take me HOURS to type up a list of classroom procedures and a current schedule and other little notes for my subs, but when I finally got organized and created this substitute teacher binder, the “major hassle” became “no big deal!” And with Erin Bradley’s and Paula Kim’s super-cute digital paper and clip art, this substitute teacher binder is as beautiful as it is helpful! _________________________________________________ ADDED SEPTEMBER 3, 2017 Editable PowerPoint version (must install "A Little Sunshine" font--free from dafont.com) Cover Pages and Insert Pages (without text for customizing) Included in this Substitute Teacher Binder packet… • Binder Cover (p.1) • Matching Binder Cover for 2” Spine (p.2) • Pre-Printed Contents (p.3) • Blank (with lines) Contents Page (p.4) • Pre-Printed Welcome Letter (p.5) • Blank (with lines) Welcome Letter Page (p.6) • Schedules Section Page (p.7) • Class Schedule (p.8) • Specials Schedule (p.9) • Important Information Section Page (p.10) • Class Roster (p. 11) • Seating Chart (p. 12) • School Information (p. 13) • Student Information (p.14) • Classroom Management (p. 15) • 3 Pages of Suggested Procedures (pp. 16-18) • Blank (with lines) Procedures Page (p. 19) • Helpful Teachers and Students (p.20) • Emergency Information (p. 21) • Teacher Contact Information (p. 22) • Lesson Plans Section Page (p. 23) • Notes from the Sub Section Page (p. 24) • Blank Notes from the Sub Form (p. 25) • Extras Section Page (p. 26) _________________________________________________ You might also like... The Ultimate EDITABLE Teacher Planner Binder Calendar Black White Gold Vintage The Ultimate EDITABLE Teacher Planner Binder Calendar (Pink, Gray, Gold) Connect with Teaching Works To receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales, be sure to follow my TeachShare store by clicking on ‘Follow Me’ next to my seller picture. Visit my Teaching Works blog for more great products. You can also find me on Instagram and Facebook. Terms of Use Copyright © Amy Pinkerton. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original purchaser only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.

Executive Functioning Skills Checklist for K-2: A Comprehensive Tool for Special Education Professionals

This comprehensive checklist is designed specifically to help special education professionals and behavior specialists assess and support young students across 12 key executive functioning areas. With this tool, you’ll gain valuable insights into each student’s strengths and challenges, allowing you to implement targeted interventions and set meaningful IEP, FBA, or BIP goals. Whether you’re addressing attention, organization, emotional control, or working memory, this checklist will help you identify and address essential skill gaps.

What Problem Does This Solve?
Students with executive functioning deficits often struggle to fully engage and benefit from classroom learning. These challenges may manifest as difficulty following directions, staying on task, managing emotions, or organizing materials. This checklist provides educators with a clear, structured way to observe, assess, and address these deficits, giving you concrete data to guide your support strategies.

Who Does This Help?
This checklist is ideal for special education professionals, behavior specialists, and classroom teachers working with K-2 students who demonstrate difficulty in one or more executive functioning areas. It’s designed to empower you with practical interventions and sample goals tailored to this age group, so you can confidently support students’ skill development in ways that are age-appropriate and impactful.

How Does This Save Time?
The Executive Function Checklist for K-2nd Grade streamlines the process of identifying and addressing students' needs, offering you a ready-to-use resource filled with sample goals and interventions for each executive function area. With pre-written goals and practical intervention ideas, you can quickly integrate these into IEPs, FBAs, and BIPs without having to start from scratch.

Features

• Covers 12 Executive Function Areas: Includes planning, organization, emotional control, self-motivation, and more.

• Targeted, developmentally appropriate interventions: Interventions tailored to the K-2 level to support specific skills.

• Sample Goals for IEPs, FBAs, and BIPs: Pre-written goals for each executive function area, giving you a solid foundation for personalized plans.

• User-Friendly Format: Checklists are organized by skill area, making it easy to record observations, track progress, and identify needs.

• Supports Long-Term Development: Interventions and goals are designed to foster growth in essential skills for school readiness and beyond.

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