Preschool new teachers resources

BUNDLED UP 2 SAVE! 5 EASY NO FUSS WORD DOC TEMPLATES 4 those first few harried days of back to school. No prep school starter templates. Included are: A Grading Policy Outline - Customize It! A Syllabus Outline - Make Additions! 3 Open House Templates that includes: -Parent Sign In Sheets -Comment/Suggestion Sheet -Requests & Questions Form All templates are in WORD docs for easy substitutions for your own information. Add more school information to it.

Have a Topic to Teach? No Organized Class Plan Yet? Here is an Editable Word Doc Template with START to FINISH STEP ACTIONS! Template Includes: -Editable Word Doc and a PDF -Class Intro > Where to Begin -Topic Concepts > Actions to Encourage Learning -Break to Redirect > To Refocus Next Steps -Recap Highlights > How to Assess Student Knowledge -Final Wrap Up > Quick Closures -Includes Time Durations, Ideas, Suggestions and Format -A Check Box and Notation Assessment for Class Improvement!** Designed for classes, seminars, workshops, and presentations. Outline is succinct and easy to comprehend and use. Take 10 minutes and expedite your class development time!

Editable Teacher Planner: This editable teacher binder for 2018-2019 edition will keep you prepared for all of your daily, weekly and monthly classroom planning. Have all of your important records organized into one place. This file will be updated each year (including the editable calendars), so if you own it, you will enjoy a new version for each school year (by following me, you will get notifications to download the new set for the following school year). For the inside pages of the planner, it has either chevron or striped pastel colors at the top of each page as a fixed image. You can type directly into it, save your changes, and print. Please make sure that you have Microsoft Power Point (not Power Point viewer). All text, tables, and calendars are fully editable. This binder has: Editable cover sheets/page dividers Spine Covers in 1”, 1½” and 2” widths Birthday List for each month 2018 Yearly calendar 2019 Yearly calendar 2018 – 2019 Editable Monthly calendar pages Daily Schedule Weekly Lesson Plan Template Weekly Schedule Parents’ Phone Numbers Parents’ Contact Info Subject Performance Subject Stars Class Timetable Parent Teacher Conference Log Passwords List Notes Class Lists Blank Student Lists Field Trip Lists RTI Logs Student Information Sheet To do List (checklist) and more… Nyla’s Crafty Teaching

Presentation full of reading activities which are true to Bloom’s philosophy. Could be used as training or to aid your planning of reading activities.

Back to School : TEMPLATE BUNDLE This Bundle includes: AFL Pie Chart: An AFL activity sheet using a numeracy activity for use in all subject areas. Customisable to any topic. Based on a hierarchy activity. There are three differentiated sheets Higher, Mid and Lower. Check out our ‘How to drawer Graphs’ PPT for the instruction sheet on how to create Pie Charts as an instruction tool for pupils to go with this activity. Fact File Template: A template for pupils to use based on an organisation they are studying. Marking Codes Doodles: Here are 15 marking codes that will prove invaluable for you when marking your pupils’ digital work. Included in this bundle are the red, green and off white/grey codes. Simply drag the doodle into the document you are marking, right click the item and select the wrap text option, ensure that it is placed ‘In front of text’. You will be able to place this anywhere in the document with ease! Included in this resource is a PowerPoint with the explanation of the marking codes. Gone are the days when you have to print out pupils work and make short comments by hand! Reward Bingo: This resource is meant to be printed out onto A3 paper and displays in the classroom. This can be used as a reward for excellent work. We usually allow pupils to choose their own number and write their name in the space provided. Once the two sheets are full numbers are chosen at random and rewards are issued to the lucky winners. Teacher Feedback Sheet: For use when marking books as a summative feedback for pupils and parents. Think, Pair, Share: Template for pupils to work as individuals, pairs and groups on a task of your choosing. Random Name Generator: This is a fun way to ensure pupil participation in lessons. The PowerPoint is completely editable. It has space to up to 35 pupil names. Pupils names can be added to each slide and once in presentation mode, click anywhere on slide two and a name will be generated. N.B. the same pupil can be selected more than once on this presentation. Please visit and like our page: TeachElite Visit our TeachElite shop!

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Our priority cohort pupil dashboard allows you to: Present to your middle/senior leadership teams the priority target pupils Allows subject leaders to plan support collaboratively with their team Gives you a strategic overview of key pupils to bolster progress across KS3/KS4 Allows you to target Boys/DP/FSM/Pupil Premium/SEND pupils Raise awareness with all staff of key pupils they need to focus on. Use the dashboard as a covian warboard to strategically plan support. Track progress, attendance, behaviour on a termly basis Present to governors visually and in a highly engaging way. Use our pupil profile in your Senior Leadership, Middle Leadership, Departmental and Pastoral meetings. Identify what is work for a pupil in different areas across the school and share good practice. This document is a brilliant discussion point when tabled and is a power tool that can be used to bolster the progress of key pupils.

Adding Supporting Documents to Your Resume While Applying – Here’s How When you apply for a job, your employer might be looking for something extra apart from the standard resume and cover letter. The extra documents are known as supporting documentation and can include a number of things such as scanned copies of certificates and letters of recommendation. While many employers leave the documentation part for the interview process, some of them may specify in the job description that they want to see them with the application.

Adding ALL the Details in a Short Resume – How to Do It After working for over a decade as a high school teacher, you have some strong experience to boast about, but your resume is already packed and you don’t want to add another page to it. How do you manage to add extra details to your jam-packed resume? Here are some tips to create a stunning resume in limited space.

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Here is a link to a playlist I have made for when students may be completing a task and want some lyricless music to help the concentrate on their work. I will regularly update this playlist

A useful sheet to use for any tutor/head of year/pastoral manager in resolving behaviour concerns with pupils. The personal response sheet is for students to reflect on their behaviour and recognise where they have contributed to conflict and how to move situations forward. The sheet can be edited how you see fit but also works to allow the teacher involved with said student concern to play a part in the restorative justice.

Used to bolster progress for DP, Pupil Premium, SEND, and Boys. Simple use the report and generate a weekly score. Pupils compete for the highest score over a period of time for a rewards. You create a weekly league table and publish their results. This works really well for re-engaging boys back into learning.

A collection of games from phase 2 onwards, one based on tricky words, one on the silent letter ‘h’ and a collection of 10+ ideas for other phonics starters/lessons…my kids loved them all! These resources got me through my PGCE/NQT years.

A list of phonics games which can be played as class starters or main group lessons. Really helped me fill time during my PGCE/NQT.

http://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and-Assessment/Curriculum-and-Instruction/Pages/default.aspx

Simple board game consisting of ks1 tricky words. I’ve used this in so many different ways; you can divide kids up into colours and in turns ask them read all of the words in that colour. you can play as a normal board game with dice you can play with HA children not just reading the word but putting it into a sentence you can make it a guided reading or literacy lesson by asking the children to write a sentence using the word they land on I have even used this as an assessment lesson in year 2 when I first got to know my class, it allowed me to find out where they were but also have fun with them. Enjoy

Fun board game for learning new vocabulary and recognising words which have a silent ‘h’. Lesson plan included to give you ideas and explain how to play. I would recomend printing the game on a3 and laminating, this got me my first ‘outstanding’ in lesson and kids really love learning the new words! Enjoy!

This resources is a lesson template that is designed to save you time and allows you to share: learning intentions success criteria do it now (starter) tasks It also allows you to easily insert videos and pictures to make your lesson more engaging.

This Whole School Literacy Improvement Pack contains a mix of tools, quizzes, activities, lessons and CPD which can be implemented throughout the curriculum to help drive up your school’s literacy outcomes. It is perfect for helping Literacy Co-ordinators to implement their plans throughout the school, enabling them to reach students through a variety of subjects as well as tutor time. Everything is editable too. It contains: A pack of 11x 20-30 minutes comprehension tasks on issues teens are interested in which are guaranteed to get them reading (gamers, cosmetic surgery and celebs, youtube-bloggers, virtual reality, tattoos and much more). An interactive literacy, spelling, punctuation and grammar quiz, with questions for all abilities of KS3 and KS4. A CPD session on engaging students and pushing your more able whizz-kids even further. A DIRT feedback sheet with evidence space for a three-paragraph immediate illustration of progression (which can be used in any essay based subject). Targets can be edited on this to include any literacy-specific feedback. It is currently set for students to demonstrate written progression using SPAG and Blooms. Loads more resources for Whole School and PSHE available here:

Such a fun lesson! As art of teaching microhabitats my class and I created one large bug hotel in our garden area, it could also be done in any forest area nearby, but the closer the better as you can visit and investigate the bugs and which environment they’re most drawn too. Included is a brief powerpoint encouraging the children with ideas of what it may look like and natural environments for different types of insects. I would send the parental letter out a week or two before so they can help out with the items needed. Enjoy!

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This Bundle is a complete package of whole school policies, tools & resources to improve the quality of teaching & learning. included LEARNING WALK POLICY & FEEDBACK PROFORMA BOOK SCRUTINY TEMPLATE OFSTED INSPECTION QUESTIONS STUDENT CASE STUDY TEMPLATE & WRITING GUIDE ££ SAVE 30% by buying this TEACHING & LEARNING BUNDLE ££ I designed these resources to overhaul, co-ordinate & improve the quality of teaching & learning of an establishment to the OFSTED RATING of GOOD All resources can be adapted & branded to suit any school/teaching establishments. Great tools to embed a consistent routine to evaluate & develop teaching & learning on a whole school/departmental scale When inspected by OFSTED in FEB 2018, Teaching & Learning was judged GOOD and this MONITORING system was praised by Inspectors as being “FLEXIBLE & CREATIVE”

This is a sample of evidence, including annotation and commentary of the evidence explaining how the QTS standard has been met. GRADED: 1a OUTSTANDING 1b: OUTSTANDING 1c: OUTSTANDING

This resource contains the mathematics programmes of study for the new curriculum. Essentially this is a handy overview of what is taught and when it is introduced, showing progression from years 1 to year 6. A contents table is included, along with a suggestion of which pages to print for reference. CONTENTS Resource Cover/Contents Table Progression in Number Progression in Measurement Progression in Geometry Progression in Statistics TOU/Credits PAGE COUNT: 26 <br> Teacher’s Toolkit Free

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