Over the past few months I've started developing my own activity sheets and other things for teaching. See below for examples. The first thing I created is this cute substitute teacher form. This can be used for substitute teachers to document the events of the day in the classroom. To download this form .
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Classroom Management Tools: After much deliberation about how to manage a classroom that's not mine, I came up with this fun activity. It's a BINGO game where students must earn markers in order to win. For example, if you see a student sitting quietly doing their work without interuptions, you can give them a marker to place on their board. This will keeps students interested and will catch their attention. Once a student or students have received a BINGO, they can be rewarded! A good way to motivate students to stay on their best behavior throughout the day! This can also be motified to a teacher's regular classroom. Instead of doing it once a day like a sub would do, a teacher can implement this managment system in their classroom by allowing the students a week to earn a BINGO.
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This is one of my favorite activities! I love a good mystery and I don't know anybody who doesn't! In this activity, students act as detectives who are solving a bank robbery. The little town of Laramie Falls is shocked when a bank robbery takes place. The students must follow the clues to solve the mystery. This is a great group activity and an awesome way for students to use their critical thinking skills.
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Reading Logs: Everyone loves reading logs. Here is a fun reading log for students who love the movie Frozen! It's fun and educational. What could be better than that! :)
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Below are several great activity booklets for the first days of school. The alphabet manuscript can also be used for the first few weeks of school. Enjoy!
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