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"...This is an excellent program. I'm so glad that I stumbled on to this when researching for task management programs. Very low learning curv, quite flexible, and the price is right. Tried at least 20 other programs, either too complicated, too expensive, or poor documentation..."
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lt First Day template is a ‘to do list’ for you to prepare everything that your students may need at school during the first few weeks. Use this First Day template as a checklist to get everything ready before the school starts and let the class enjoy the study.
You can download this template in VIP Team To Do List database format.
After you order VIP Organizer or VIP Team To Do List, you will be able to download all available checklists in one ZIP file
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Before the first day
- Arrange your classroom environment
Prepare interactive bulletin boards, projector, computers, audio-, video- equipment, listening center and so on
- Arrange the classroom furniture
- Prepare student stationary
Obtain pens, pencils, paper, writing-books, drawing-books, crayons, glue, scissors, rulers, erasers and so on
- Prepare teacher stationary
Obtain markers, tapes, staples and stapler, chart paper, pens, roll book, rubber bands, paper clips and so on
- Prepare an introduction letter for the parents
Introduce yourself, describe the schedule and what you expect of the year
- Prepare students name tags
- Prepare a soft music for background
- Prepare a sign-in sheets for the parents to leave their notes
- Prepare a paper for the parents to describe how their children can get home
- Prepare some games, puzzles and books
- Prepare some rewards for the first weeks, e.g. stickers, M&M’s, etc
- Prepare material for the first day that student will take home
- Assign students’ seats
- Prepare a class list
- Look over the records about the students with the special needs
- Plan the lessons for the first week
- Prepare some interesting book to read for the first weeks
- Make your weekly schedule
- Plan the activities for the first day
- Clear up the procedure of checking up the books from the library
- Prepare the emergency cards for the parents
- Think what signal you will use to get students attention
The first day
- Come earlier
- Ventilate the classroom
- Provide enough light in the classroom
- Greet the students at the door
- Show the students their seats
- Have some activities for the students for the first moment they enter
- Show the student where they can put their backpacks
- Introduce yourself
- Write down your name on the board
- Select a temporary class helper
- Establish a signal to quiet the classroom
- Plan the time for introductions at the beginning of the day
- Develop class roles together with the students
- Discuss behaviors, work standards and rewards
- Assess students achievement level with the help of review-type activities
- Review the daily schedule
- Discuss how to use the sink, restroom, closets, libraries, etc
- Explain the lunch procedure
- Monitor the student during the lunch
- Read an interesting book to the students for at least 20 minutes
- Take the students for play break or recess
- Proceed to a final block of the day
- Teach the students to clean-up their desks
- Assign a homework
- Learn your students what they should in emergencies
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