We have updated our student planning binder and wrapped it into one editable download! You will find the new & improved 50 page collection here: Student Planning Binder.
Every teacher’s dream is to have a classroom full of organized students. Help your students get and stay organized with this student management binder that we have created. Have other ideas for us to add? Please share below!
We have created a large selected of printable binder covers. Allow your students to choose the one that fits their personality! You will find these covers here: Printable Binder Covers
You will find current calendar pages here: Calendar pages for 2014-2016
Style 1 students record homework and have parents sign
Style 2 room for students to record homework each day
Style 3 this page is broken down by subjects, all subjects on one page
Style 4 this page is broken down by subjects, spread over two pages
8 Period Schedule Blank Schedule
Emergency Contacts pdf editable word document
Sites to Try a list of web sites students might find helpful
Favorite Sites a simple chart for students to record their favorite sites
Web Sites I Love a trendy and fun place for students to record their favorite sites
Science Words Social Studies Words
We also think it would be helpful for students to have a copy of the Common Core Standards written in kid-friendly language. You will find our “I Can” standards for grades K – 5 here: http://www.thecurriculumcorner.com/2012/12/03/i-can-common-core-standards-k-5/. 6th grade will be up before the end of the summer!
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Amy
Monday 27th of June 2016
A great binder idea for 4th grade and younger is using a 3 ring binder (3" preferred) with a 2 pocket folder for each class (different colors per class) [math, English, Reading, Science/ History, spelling] Attach big tabs on the side to label each folder - used as dividers. Students place all papers for that class in the folders. Notes and templates are organized daily at home by student and parents, they go behind each of the folders for that class. Planner/Agenda is placed in the front of the binder along with a zipper pouch to hold students pencils and classroom essentials. Blank notebook paper is placed in back of binder. The pockets in the binder itself is for "return to school" (front pocket), "stay at home" back pocket. A clear page protector to keep all newsletters together, behind planner. This insures all papers are organized and sent home. You can see what parents are following their child's education by the organized binder and have a sign-off sheet for parent - teacher communication in the front behind zipper pouch and in front of newsletters. (can be used in planner as well). templates include vocab sheet, book report template (help with reading responses), Cornell notes or graphic organizer to help with note taking, autograph page for those end of the year signatures, cheat sheets for math - grammar - and science.
Jill & Cathy
Tuesday 28th of June 2016
GREAT idea for organization, Amy! Thanks so much for your contribution!! :)
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