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Substitute Folder Contents
By Angela

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I am a third year teacher who just switched schools. I am currently creating a new folder for my new position. I used a three ring binder. Inside the front cover I put a list of 101 ways to praise a child. Then I put a table
of contents page. I started with a cute teacher joke and a short one paragragh thank note to the sub. The contents are as follows:
1. Maps of classroom and school - label where to find things
2. Schedule - one for teacher and one for students if different from yours
3. Seating chart
4. Important Information - teacher references, helpful students, daily routines, etc.
5. Discipline Plan
6. Helpful forms - Substitute report form, class checklists, etc.
7. Duty Schedule
8. Alternative Lesson plans for all subjects - in case there was no time to leave specific plans or the sub can not understand your plans.
9. Fill-In Activities and other resources - things I find on the internet that might be useful.

I got pretty specific on my folder. This may be more than you need, but i've been a sub before and these folders are VERY useful!!!!

Hope this helps!


 


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