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Substitute Teacher Tips - Student Organization

Managing  your  classroom  refers  to:-  How  many  brothers  do  you  have?
-  Organizing  students-  How  many  sisters  do  you  have?
-  Space-  And  so  on....
-  TimeAn example of the Question of the Day
worksheet is on the web site. Follow the URL
-  And  materialsin the resource box to find it. If you are
interested in taking attendance in this
You want to organize all the above in ordermanner, you may copy the worksheet from the
to maximize effective teaching and studentweb  site.
learning.
Moose  Notebooks
Since you are a substitute teacher, the
permanent teacher probably has already doneMoose notebooks are organizational binders
quite a bit of organizing of his or herused to keep student's work and forms
classroom before you ever step inside theorganized. MOOSE stands for Management of
door. However, there are times, when this isOrganizational Skills Everyday. The notebook
just not the case. You can't make any greatis to help students develop good
lasting changes here, but you can attempt toorganizational skills that will benefit them
organize your assigned classrooms to help youthroughout life. The Moose notebook also
maximize effective teaching and studentensures parents receive all homework
learning while you are there and in theassignments, notes, and graded papers.
absence  of  their  permanent  teacher.Parents are asked to check the Moose notebook
each night with their child. On Friday,
If the classroom is not already neat andstudents turn in their weekly homework
tidy, you might start with making it neat andassignment sheet the parents have signed each
tidy for your stay. Arrive early enough tonight. Moose notebooks obviously cannot be
scope out your plan. Remember to mess itused if you are in a classroom only once.
back up before you leave or return it to theThese are nice to compile if you are assigned
state  it  was  in  when  you  arrived.a long term substitute position such as a
maternity leave or some other long term
Tips  with  student  organization:leave. You will find more details about
organizing a Moose notebook on the web site.
Try using Question of the Day to takeFollow the URL in the resource box to find
attendance. Create a binder with sheets ofthese  details.
question for the each day of the month. As
your students come into class, have them signBear  Books  for  First  Graders
in by answering the question. The teacher
helper for that day should be assigned to beB.E.A.R. stands for "Bring Everything Always
sure everyone has signed in. The teacherReady." The Bear Books are actually a
helper then takes attendance by seeing whohand-made 3-ring binder you can put together
did not sign the sheet. This task will alsoto hold everything students and parents need
take some preparation before class time inknow and keep up with about their children in
that you will need to have the students'school. Inside you can place paper to write
names written on the sheet and then make anotes to you, the substitute teacher.
large  supply  of  copies.Newsletters or calendars of events are also
stored in the Bear Books. Bear Books are
Examples  of  Question  of  the  Day  are:nice to create for long term assignments.
They help students establish good
-  When  is  your  birthday?organizational skills their first year of
school. These are skills they can carry on
-  What  is  your  favorite  color?throughout  their  entire  life  in  school.
-  What  is  your  favorite  movie?If you leave the teaching assignment feeling
as if you have done very little, you can at
-  What  is  your  favorite  TV  show?least leave feeling as though you left behind
"organizational skills" that they will use
-  Do  you  like  reading?for a lifetime. Learn more about creating
Bear Books when you follow the URL in the
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