At my school we have to submit our lesson plans electronically, so as much as I love the cute planners, it isn't worth it for me to purchase one. Instead I create a template that I can edit each week. Then I just print out a copy to put in my binder on my desk.
I also worked on creating my official schedule for the school year. I print it on fun paper and give my kiddos a copy to keep in their binders.
I did get covers for my teacher binder yesterday during a flash freebie. I love the yellow and gray polka-dots.
What were you up to this week?
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Your lesson plan template looks great! (Even though I'm not ready to think about lesson plans yet... :)
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Mrs. Laffin's Laughings
Bethany- hooray!! I was just your 500th follower on Bloglovin'! Thank you so much for linking up today. Your planner looks great...very neat and organized. I love how you give the kids a copy of the schedule. It must curb the "what are we gonna do next" questions! I hope you link up some of your other cute ideas this week or at any point for the rest of the link!
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The Teacher’s Chair
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Your lesson plans look nice and very organized. I like the idea of students keeping a copy of the schedule in their binders.
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As organized as your lesson plans look, I can't think about that right now...too many other projects to get done first! I love that yellow and gray too!
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