Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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These are perfect for the classroom and/or art room.

The questions for the board are

What supplies do I need?

Where does this go?

Where can I work?

Can I work with a friend?

What do I do when I’m done?

What is the task?

What do I do if I need help?

There are 66 cards included to answer the above questions.

The cards included are

What supplies do I need?: scissors, glue stick, pencil, glue, dry erase marker, markers, watercolor paint, clipboard, post-it note highlighter, reading book, math binder, science journal, writing journal, STEM log, daily take home folder, headphones, computer, tablet, whiteboard, colored pencils, paint brushes, eraser, large scissors, tempera paint, liquid watercolor paint, drying rack, paint pallet, water cup, paper towel, oil pastel, chalk pastel, art portfolio, trash bucket, tray, scrap paper, painting smock, sketchbook.

Where does this?: turn in bins, in my daily take-home binder, in my take-home binder, on my desk, in my mailbox, in my science journal, in my math binder, in my writing journal, in my backpack, in my math journal, in my STEM log, in my science journal, hand to the teacher, submit to teacher, class folder.

Where can I work?: at my desk, at my center, on the carpet, work around the room, at my table.

Can I work with a friend?: do it by yourself, collaborate with a buddy, share ideas but complete your own work, complete with the group.

What do I do if I need help? ask the teacher, raise my hand, ask a classmate.

Laminate the cards and attach a magnet strip to the back for the easiest use on your whiteboard.

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Alexandra Z. says, “By far the best purchase experience I’ve had anywhere! Jenette is amazing and has been extremely friendly and even more helpful! I teach art to preschool through 8th grade all in the same room which obviously includes students from a wide range of ages and abilities. These labels are exactly what I needed to help with the chaos. I’ve only used them one day and I’ve spent a considerably less amount of time repeating to students what they need, where it goes when finished, and more! The pictures help a lot for the younger students who are still learning to read, and the title cards saying where things go after, where to work, and especially the needed supplies only make things clearer for the students. Jenette went above and beyond for me even adding additional cards with more art supplies on them. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend these cards and this seller!”

Sarah C. says, “These are SO helpful in building students’ independence! I no longer have to answer a million questions-I just point to the board. Thank you!!”

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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This will be great to help get you organized for the school year and utilize your volunteers and room parents effectively in the classroom.

What’s Included:

Room Parent Binder

and

Parent Volunteer pack

Both files have editable pages. To edit the file you will need PowerPoint to do so.

These forms will be so helpful to use all throughout the school year for your room parent and your parent volunteers!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Beverly V. says, “This is a great resource to use to help make volunteering and asking for parent support easier – especially nice to have for a new teacher!”

Ashely J. says, “I loved having this resource to get a feel for what my families are available for volunteering as well as for my classroom volunteers. I didn’t have to worry about stopping what I was doing to explain, my volunteer could just come in, grab the binder, and go. Thank you! ”

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Classroom Library Labels
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Retirement Gift
Star Student Pack

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Everything you need to celebrate your star students!

This pack includes:
-2 banners one color letters one black and white to be printed on colored paper
-2 shining star student tags to send home with a paper bag to send in the star students favorite items
-Star Student stars to attach a Starburst
-3 Star Student surveys – one fun, and 2 surveys one with lined paper the other with writing lines
-2 book covers for Star Student – one is editable -color and black and white options
-4 page options for student to fill out for Star Student book- draw a picture and write something you like about the star student or write something that you learned about the star student. – writing paper and lined paper options
-Editable teacher letter to send home about Star Student

**To edit the file you will need power point to do so!

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Get my Room Parent Binder and Parent Volunteer Pack Bundle and save!

Volunteers can be an invaluable resource for your classroom. This pack includes everything you need to get your classroom ready for volunteers and to organize your classroom for volunteers!

What’s Included:

-Tips about having volunteers in the classroom.

-Ideas on how to utilize volunteers in the classroom.

-Volunteer sign up sheet with volunteer opportunities listed on it

-A page/poster to put out at meet the teacher night asking for volunteers. –editable

-Mystery reader letter to send home to parents.

-Work request page.

-Printable tags to be glued onto clothes pins for copying, laminating, etc.

-2 Writing pages for the students to write thank you letters to the volunteers.

-Writing/drawing page for the students to write thank you letters for the volunteers.

-2 Teacher notes

-Classroom volunteer schedule – editable

-10 tags to attach to small goodies as quick and easy thank you’s to the volunteers.

Tags include

Thanks for “chipping” in

“Muffin” to do but appreciate you

You’re “Tea” rrific

Thanks for “popping” in

You’re a lifesave

Thanks for ‘pitching” in

Thanks a latte for your help

Thank you for the “extra” help

2 apple thank you tags

-4 pages to create a volunteer workstation, including volunteer inbox, volunteer completed, and volunteer supplies

Options include yellow, teal,and 2 white with colored lettering.

-2 printable volunteer take home folders

Options are teal and 2 black-and-white-colored lettering options

-A we love our volunteers page to be put on the inside of the take-home folder.

-Classroom volunteer sign-up sheet – editable

****To edit the file you will need PowerPoint to do so! ****

Volunteers can be a huge lifesaver in your classroom. Getting your classroom ready for volunteers set up ahead of time before the school year starts, will save you a ton of time later when you’re busy with students and make things run smoothly all year long!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Katie H. says, “This was the perfect resource to pull from and put together a parent’s night packet for the parents of my students. It worked so well, helped me understand my families, and simplified parent’s orientation night so much for me!”

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What’s included:

6 different color cover page options include:

3 male superhero and 3 female superhero options. The cover reads: We will miss you! Here are a few reasons you’re going to be a super teacher!

Student page options include:

-Student writes in why they think they’ll be a super teacher and draws a picture.

-Student writes in what they will always remember when they taught them and draws in a picture.

–Student writes in why they think they’ll be a super teacher with 3 options of male superheroes to choose from and 2 females to choose from to color in.

-Student writes in why they think they’ll be a super teacher with pictures of a male superhero flying and the other page with a female superhero flying to color in.

-All available in both lined and writing paper printing options.

Hole punch them and bind them to make the cutest goodbye gift from the class!

Such an easy gift idea to show your student teacher how great they are!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Barb O. says, “My students loved creating these, and my student teacher was so touched to have them. It was a win-win all the way!”

Patricia A. says, “My students were having a really hard time with the thought of our student teacher leaving. This gave them a sense of closure, and it brought our student teacher to tears.”

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There are 3 different options included.

3 different color cover page option include:
-Here’s a snapshot of all of the things we love about you.
-Here’s a snapshot of what we are going to miss about you.
-Here’s a snapshot of what we think you should do.

Student page option include:
-Student writes in what they will most about them and draws a picture.
-Student writes in what they love most about them and draws a picture.
-Student writes in what they think they should do on retirement and draws in a picture.
-Student writes in what they think they should do on retirement with pictures of a male teacher and 2 students and the other page with a female teacher and 2 students to color in.

There is a female and a a male version included!

Hole punch them and bind them to make the cutest retirement gift from the class!

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