I have been a substitute teacher for almost a year now, and I have had a few friends ask me what I take with me to the classroom. I have quite a few supplies built up, and I'm in the process of organizing them. What I would like to end up with, in addition to organized supplies, is a crate with file folders for each grade that contains activities in the folders that I can grab and go in the morning.
Anyway, for those of you who are interested, here are some things that I keep in my "sub bag":
Transition time (time when you are switching from one activity to the next or lining up and getting ready to go somewhere) can be difficult. It helps to have little songs and games to keep them interested and paying attention. I just got this book, Literacy-Building Transition Activities by Ellen Booth Church, from Scholastic that has a lot of good, easy transition activities:
Another favorite of mine is the Choose Your Own Adventure book series. The stories are quick, the kids get to vote on what the characters should do next, and they work for most elementary school ages.
I'm off to cut coupons and go grocery shopping, but I'll try to post more on this topic soon. Have a great day!
3 comments:
I used to love "Choose Your Own Adventure" books! I had completely forgotten about them!
Thanks for the great ideas! BTW, I finally got the old blog all moved over to it's new home. Now I can come and visit you more often!
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