C. Jayne Teach has launched her new store, and I got a sneak peek and found four items that are now on my wishlist for the new year- who am I kidding? I will be getting these as soon as I can.
The opinions here are 100% mine, but I received a coupon for this post.
1. Desk Pad
I am a huge fan of the to-do list and "brain dumping." I talk about this in my post on The Together Teacher: Chapter 3. This pad is the perfect place to put together my tasks for the week. While I adore my digital to-do list in Google Tasks, a visual on my desk at school is very important. I am also fortunate enough to have a teacher's aid senior, and this pad would be perfect for communicating with her too.
I love stickers! I adore stickers for my lesson plan book and calendar. This set of 40 stickers will not only be fun to use but will also highlight the important events I have coming ups. Never again will I have a "duh" moment because I forgot an upcoming early release day and planned for a full day.
3. Dry Erase Student Clipboard
I have no idea how I have been oblivious to the dry erase clipboard. This is a genius idea. I could write my to-do list of student tasks and meetings each night before I leave and erase it when I am done. I could even take my intervention students, print their names on address labels, and stick them on the left column. Wouldn't this be great if it were wall-sized?
I have no idea how I have been oblivious to the dry erase clipboard. This is a genius idea. I could write my to-do list of student tasks and meetings each night before I leave and erase it when I am done. I could even take my intervention students, print their names on address labels, and stick them on the left column. Wouldn't this be great if it were wall-sized?
While I only teach ELA and not math, these student conference notepads are such a handy form for the classroom. I would use the math column for grammar probably. I would love to have a set of these for each class of English I have. Then I can schedule three weeks at a time, so I can-once a month- touch base with each student on all three areas: reading, writing, and grammar. Plus, won't they look adorable on my desk?
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Did you find anything at the new C. Jayne Teach Store that you can't live without?
