FREE Classroom Resource: No Homework Pass Template PLUS More Fun Classroom Activities!
Kids will love this free printable Homework pass! Great reward for a job well done! Select and print a Homework Pass for your students.
Print a free homework pass template for your classroom. Three homework passes to a page. These passes are a nice reward for hardworking students.
Homework is the bane of most teacher's existance. Early in my career, I rewarded students with a plethora of homework passes as a way to acknowledge their hard work or special occasions. Find out why I stopped giving these passes and started differentiating my homework instead.
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Super cute printable No Homework and Late Homework Passes. 4 per page. Perfect for rewards in class!3 different passes included- One free assignment, one free NIGHT of no homework and late homework pass. Each page of passes comes in black and white and color.Looking for homework birthday passes (an...
Here is a fun low tech game your Italian students will enjoy playing to review vocabulary!Game contains vocabulary from the Immagina textbook Lezione 2 Vivere Insieme Vocabolario Città e Comunità (per cominciare section)Game does not contain any English. Solamente in italiano.HOW TO PLAY: Studen...
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Customizable homework passes that can be used as a student incentive. Also, consider working with teachers to use the passes as a way to boost attendance at PTO meetings (parents may be more inclined to attend if they're not needed for helping with homework!).
As a High School teacher, you can imagine the excuses I heard for why homework wasn't done. One of my favorites was when a student brought his dog to class along with his dog bed and lots of newspapers. He wanted the dog to stay in class until the homework "passed" (So to Speak!) An A for Creativity?Needless to say I h
Written in red and requiring a parent signature, this printable warning slip is a notice that student has been disruptive, disrespectful, cheating, late, and more. Free to download and print
I don’t know about you, but I am tired of buying candy for students. They just don’t need anymore! But on Valentine’s Day, I don’t want to be the Scrooge of the room…so I do something a bit differently. Homework Passes! Come on over to my blog to pick up your free copy of these ... Read More about Valentine’s Day Homework Passes
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Howdy everyone! It's a bit past my bedtime so bear with me for a bit. I just had to make an eleven-o-clock trip to my husband's workplace to bring him some money. I just love it when debit cards decide they don't want to work...don't you? And on top of that, I worked ALL day in my classroom getting ready for the new school year. I've made a little bit of progress and I might be nearing the finish line. I'll share a few quick ideas from my room and then I'll head straight for the goodies! Math Fact Mastery Board- When my students pass one of their levels of Multiplication facts, they get to move their button (the round things up top) to the area below the fact set that they are in. This helps to motivate them, as well as keeping track of things for me. I made the buttons by painting over some 1 3/4 inch wooden circles and glueing push pins to the back! Then I stuck on 1 inch round labels so I can write their names on them. Behavior Chart and Magnets- The chart I've discussed before and the magnets were created in the same manner as my math fact buttons. I used red masking tape to block off the sections on my board and trimmed it all out in zebra print. Can you guess the theme in my room? (oh yeah, sorry about the crooked cellphone pictures) Looking for a quick and easy table storage solution? Crates! I got these at Walmart for about three dollars apiece. They are zip-tied together so they don't fall over, and every table has one. I plan on putting our reading and writing journals in these as well. Behavior Bucks Storage Chart- I bought these from Vistaprint! They are business cards that I personalized to say Mrs. Smith's Behavior Bucks! Each student will have a behavior bucks card, and can earn punches (I have a star-shaped one) for moving UPWARD on our behavior chart. Once they reach 15 punches, they will receive a special treat! (homework pass, snack from the teacher, lunch bunch, etc) And now, it's back to Snap it Up Saturday! These week I'm giving away a little sampling of a brand new digital paper pack that I posted in my TPT store this week. It has had a few purchases and the buyers have all been happy. Once again, inspired by my daughter and her love for all things paint related, this little set is called "Who Spilled the Paint?" And they look just like that..somebody dumped out the paint cups and swirled them all together! Click on the image below to SNAP THEM UP! BUT WAIT! Don't leave yet! If you've been following along, you know that I am a member of a brand new collaborative blog called "The Teaching Tribune." We are right in the middle of a BIG giveaway and there is still time to enter to win several fantastic prizes. We've already given away TPT gift certificates, a basket valued at $200, a laminator, and a Quiet Classroom Pencil Sharpener. But the best is yet to come! We still have a brand new Google Nexus Tablet, a custom blog design, and more left to give away! Click below to stop in, read all about it, and enter for your chance to win! Thanks for stopping in! I hope you enjoy your freebie and wish you luck on winning one of the fantastic prizes from the new blog! Have a great weekend!
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