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I've got two great back to school products to tell you about today. The first is my August and September Printable Pack. I know worksheets get a bad rap, but I promise that this is more than just a bunch of worksheets. I know that a paper has to be really worth something in order to spend your precious copy budget on it. I really tried to pack each page with meaningful, engaging, higher level, curriculum related activities. I also combed through the Common Core Standards and marked the ones that apply for each page in grades 1-3. I personally use these packs in my room each month for all kinds of things - morning work, homework, sub plans, when I have coverage for meetings, center activities, early finishers, enrichment, or those times when you just need the kids to work on something together for a few minutes independently because you have some teachery task to finish up ASAP. See - I told you they come in handy! I have them for each month and I seriously use just about every page every month. Click HERE to see it on TpT. For $5.25, you can have everything you see below to get the year started off right!

The next goodie I have for you is a freebie you can find on my Facebook page. It's a set of seven exit slip pages. I've been wanting to do exit slips for a while, but the thought of printing, cutting, handing out, collecting, and managing the little slips of paper every day drove me a little nutty. So, I devised a simpler way that eliminates the management nightmare and also gives the kids a choice in what they write about each day. I'm going to give them one exit slip on Monday which they will keep all week, like the one below:
Then at a designated time, the kids will get to choose which part of the slip to fill out that day, with the understanding that by the end of the week each box must be filled out. You can either have them leave them on their desks to peek at after they leave each day, or just collect them all on Friday. I like the idea that the parents will also get an idea of what's going on in our room from their child's perspective. So, to get all 7 different versions of my weekly exit slips, click HERE to visit my Facebook page and look for the little tab that looks just like the one you see blow. Click on that and if you already like my page, you'll be able to download the set. If not, just like me and they're all yours!

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6 comments

  1. Your August/September printable pack looks amazing and filled with lots of back to school goodies! I'm glad I found your blog because I just moved to South Florida and will be teaching 2nd grade! Check out my blog too! My blog needs some followers. :)

    Nesli
    Second Grade With The Teacher Wears Prada

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  2. Hi Nesli!
    Welcome to South Florida neighbor! Where are you teaching? There are lots of SoFlo bloggers, so next time we have a little meet up you should definitely join us!
    Off to check out your blog :)
    Denise

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  3. I agree, the pack looks great and putting the standards in must have taken forever but it's so helpful. I love the idea of the kids filling out an exit slip for each day of the week. It looks like a really nice way to gain a little bit of insight into how they are thinking and feeling.

    Lindsey at Forever First Grade

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  4. Denise...you are far too good to me! These resources are amazing! :) I've wishlisted and pinned them already! :) You are such a 'rock' in these hops! ;) Thanks for being...well, just...all kinds of totally awesome...period! :)

    Thanks so very much! :)
    XOXO,
    Tamara

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  5. I am going to take your exit slip idea and modify it to fit my classroom theme. I have always liked the idea of an exit slip and just like you I agree doing one every day can be kind of a pain to keep up with. I think I am going to try this style out this year! Go check out my blog as well! Thanks for the ideas!
    http://mrbechtel84.blogspot.com/

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