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My teaching tips are pretty simple, but they took a few years to actually figure out.
Tip 1. A label maker is your best friend! I love to get fancy and make super cute labels on the computer just as much as anyone else, but for time's sake, I use my handy dandy label maker!! I think I may need to buy a new one because it's pretty old and I've used it so much!
Tip 2. Use a crate and hanging file folders to save your student's work for the week. Grade their work as it comes in and send it home on Friday all in one neat and easy stack! As you can see, my label maker came in handy here too. =) When I first started teaching, it took me so long to pass papers back to my kids. This is such a simple trick, but a HUGE time saver!
Tip 3. Use a crate and hanging file folders to save all of your reading strategy/skill posters all in one spot. I also have writing posters, CAFE cards, and scales(rubrics) filed away here too. This crate is sitting right next to my rocking chair for super easy access. I used the label maker here too...I'm slightly totally obsessed!
I hope you enjoyed my teaching tips!! Be sure to link up with Miss Kindergarten to share your tips of the trade! Click on this link to link up: Miss Kindergarten
Happy Blogging!! =)
Your blog is darling!! Love it! Great tips! I have been teaching for 11 years, but still loving getting tips to make my life easier and more organized. I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDelete:) Jayme
Trendy in Third
Hello! We just found your blog and are your newest followers. Love the fact that you both are sisters and teachers. How fun! The school talk must never end...
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Thanks for following us, ladies!! =) -Jackie and Danielle-
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! I'm your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of filing your posters and keeping them nearby for easy access...smart! I currently have all of mine in my 'poster drawer'. It's NOT very organized and I've been telling myself I need to find a better way of storing them :) Thanks for the great idea!
Jackie
Crazy Daze in First Grade