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It is then stapled in their binder and needs a parent signature.then, when they have the completed
assignment, they HAVE to have the pink slip or we don't accept the assignment. Judy Teaching Little
Apples Reply Delete Replies Stephanie July 5, 2012 at 1:29 PM Done and done. Heidi Reply Delete
Replies Reply Ana July 17, 2013 at 12:03 PM Love it. Welcome to look through and take the
freebies and then please share with family and friends about my blog. I can't wait to implement this,
I think it will work perfect in my classroom. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. I
hope it worked out with your daughter this school year!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown
May 28, 2014 at 3:28 PM I do this currently, and it has been very helpful. Fun To Teach ESL -
Teaching English as a Second Language. Super excited to see what all these changes will bring. So,
when you open the binder we have a sheet in English and Spanish which explains what our binder is
and the reason for it. Thanks for sharing. Kristin iTeach 1:1 Reply Delete Replies Reply Mrs. Castro
July 4, 2012 at 10:32 AM Hi Stephanie. Be certain to adhere to the directions exactly as they are
given. This is on my long to do list, thank you so much for sharing:). You could also use Google
docs. etc. I usedyour picture to type up a form which I slightly modified to suit my classroom needs.
This allows the students who don't have the support at home, didn't understand the assignment, or
just forgot to do it the opportunity to get it completed. I plan on having each one of my kids fill one
out at the end of the year too. Also, please head over to my Donor's choose webpage and help me
reach my goals so I can obtain some goodies for my firsties. I don't know yet, since I'm starting at a
new school and don't know their norms yet. Reply Delete Replies Reply Kelly T July 25, 2012 at
1:08 PM Hi. I found you on the Pursuit of a Functional Home back to school hop.:). I saw this on
pinterest too, but I love that you added the Homework contract. These are suitable coloring pages for
kids too and its a super fun way to open up direct communication and bond. Last year my daughter
frequently told me she didn't have homework.and then her teacher would tell me that she never
turned in her homework. Also, is there a back-logged line of kids waiting to fill it out. Product
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Hood August 5, 2012 at 9:16 PM Thank you for sharing your idea and files. I love the contract and
the fact that there's documentation so you can show to parents at conferences. I also have a blog
which I started at the end of this school year. The No Homework Binder: How to Document the
Excuses! I forgot all about it until I went through your site:).
Hopefully it will also motivate students to NOT have to fill it out. Share to Twitter Share to
Facebook Share to Pinterest. Students who do not do their homework eat their lunch and work with
a certified teacher to get the assignment completed. Judy Teaching Little Apples Reply Delete
Replies Stephanie July 5, 2012 at 1:29 PM Done and done. Fun times! I try to get regular smiles
sometimes but remember being that age and just let her (and her brothers) go for it.;). Ok, so I'm
totally new to this.but figured since I am trying out so many Pinterest ideas for my classroom for
next year, I wanted to start blogging about them. So I present to you, my very own No Homework
Binder. Reply Delete Replies Reply Anna April 1, 2016 at 4:09 PM This is a great idea to keep
students accountable for their own homework. The student or teacher could then initial somewhere
on the sheet as well. Fancy Free in Fourth Reply Delete Replies Reply iTeach 1:1 July 4, 2012 at 8:56
AM I'm going to use this idea for my fourth graders this year. We’re in the UK, so I hope you don’t
mind I adapted yours to the system here, only for my personal use of course. Share to Twitter Share
to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Looking forward to having my daughter complete the All About Me
sheet. I am going to use this idea to keep track of what my daughter says so I can show her teacher if
it ends up being a problem again this year. It makes such a difference in our lives when we are
organized. I saw this on pinterest too, but I love that you added the Homework contract. Just
wondering when you will be posting the calendar for next year. Reply Delete Replies Reply
Unknown May 19, 2012 at 8:29 PM This is awesome - great idea. Add a design or image if you want
such as flowers or cute ice cream. It’s a dangerous world outthere, but ideally it just got somewhat
less dangerous. I would like to put it all on the same page per kid, as opposed to small slips per
assignment, but I just need some clarification as to the flow. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lissa June
27, 2012 at 11:19 AM Awesome. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lissa June 27, 2012 at 11:19 AM
Awesome. I haven't figured out how to link it to the document, but once I figure out how to do that I
will. Heidi Reply Delete Replies Reply Ana July 17, 2013 at 12:03 PM Love it. I also have a blog
which I started at the end of this school year. Direct Vocabulary Instruction for ELs: The Five Day
Vocabulary Protocol. There's a spot for that book in their binder as well. These days my 6th grader is
not a fan of traditional smiling pictures. These are suitable coloring pages for kids too and its a super
fun way to open up direct communication and bond.
Last year my daughter frequently told me she didn't have homework.and then her teacher would tell
me that she never turned in her homework. Right? Right. If I can tackle this project, anyone can.
Thanks so much, Megan Thornton Exceptional Student Educator, Advocate, Friend. I haven't figured
out how to link it to the document, but once I figure out how to do that I will. My little dude just
started preschool this year, and I’ve started a binder for him. I am your newest follower! Mrs.
Slocum Teacher's Don't Steal, They Share. Click on either of the binder backgrounds above to open
the app. I'm now your newest follower!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Melissa Slocum, M. Ed. July 5,
2012 at 6:22 PM Love this idea. Thanks for sharing! Alana spedmathteacher.blogspot.com Reply
Delete Replies Reply Josh Bennett May 23, 2012 at 11:11 AM This is great. My 6th Grader (last
year) spent the whole year’s worth of pictures doing the peace sign. Hopefully this will hold students
more accountable when they see their page(s) filling up and their friends are blank. Getting My Mojo
On: How ClassDojo Transcended Time, Space and Buildings. Ramirez September 5, 2016 at 11:31
AM Good job,Lesley!Must say,it always interesting to read your posts,you are good writer!Keep
working,me and my colleagues from Evolution Writers wish you luck. First, I have to credit Leslie at
Jack of all Trades for the idea, which I found a few weeks ago through Pinterest. My daughter is just
starting preschool so it’s a good time for me to start out. Heidi Reply Delete Replies Reply Ana July
17, 2013 at 12:03 PM Love it. It really did help so much especially with my 6th graders. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Lissa June 27, 2012 at 11:19 AM Awesome. Reply Delete Replies Reply
Unknown July 6, 2012 at 5:22 PM I'm your newest follower. Reply Delete Replies Reply Katrina
September 9, 2012 at 9:52 AM Just saw this on pinterest!! I love it. Share to Twitter Share to
Facebook Share to Pinterest. To help with that, I made a calendar and punched holes to add it to her
binder. That's the pocket where we send home our weekly homework in also. The No Homework
Binder: How to Document the Excuses! Or you can click the link below to see my inspiration. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Unknown May 19, 2012 at 8:29 PM This is awesome - great idea. But, her
teacher wouldn't work with me to figure out a way to fix the problem (she retired at the end of the
year and I honestly think she was just burned out). Just wondering when you will be posting the
calendar for next year. Measure 5 adjust if you have a bigger binder to the right from the center of
the label in my case the center of the M and trim with a paper cutter. I'm now your newest
follower!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Melissa Slocum, M. Ed. July 5, 2012 at 6:22 PM Love this
idea.
We love this and it helps the students stay organized. It is then stapled in their binder and needs a
parent signature.then, when they have the completed assignment, they HAVE to have the pink slip or
we don't accept the assignment. I love the idea, but I have a couple, quick implementation questions.
Last year my daughter frequently told me she didn't have homework.and then her teacher would tell
me that she never turned in her homework. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest
version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. Share to Twitter Share
to Facebook Share to Pinterest. She is a SUPER teacher who has won many and major award.
Getting My Mojo On: How ClassDojo Transcended Time, Space and Buildings. These are suitable
coloring pages for kids too and its a super fun way to open up direct communication and bond.
Obviously, the iPad 2 has front- and rear-facing cameras. Free printable floral binder cover template
download the printable halloween pinterest binder cover templates crafts creative projects archives
page 4. This sport can occasionally be difficult but extremely addicting. As much as I’d love to have
“All About Me” for all the past years, I’ll still add their previous artwork, grades, etc in there. They
were designed to be printed and cut apart, with the. Fun times! I try to get regular smiles sometimes
but remember being that age and just let her (and her brothers) go for it.;). I added a generic “All
About Me” (without the grade on the side) so you can make a bunch of copies.;) Enjoy! xoxo. I love
this system so much better because it is so simple. I often have many students not complete their
homework, so I worry that they will be hanging out in line, enjoying the social time as opposed to
quickly filling it out. Moon project, expensive ice-creams and drawing Easter friends. This way, I
will have something to show parents at Parent-Teacher Conferences when I have a student who
consistently misses homework. On the right hand side, I have all my tabs A-Z, and within the Table
of Contents tab I am going to put my class lists with their homework assignments for each term. You
can also insert these in clear plastic binder dividers with pockets for a beautiful and organized binder.
3 covers are included for each of the 6 themes. Each one you did not do is -5 points from that 100. I
love this idea because it provides documentation of chronic homework evaders, all in one place, and
it requires little to no maintenance on my part. WIN. I printed the labels on cardstock, and used
packing tape to secure the labels to the outside of an old binder I had. My oldest will be in 4th grade
and my little one starts kindergarten. A few more pieces of tape later, and I was good to go!:). If you
are interested in having a copy of the sheet I modified from your pic. Heidi Reply Delete Replies
Reply Ana July 17, 2013 at 12:03 PM Love it. Jul 9 2021 - Explore Coloring Pages for Adultss board
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Hopefully it will also motivate students to NOT have to fill it out. Pick up all your sheets and put all
of them behind to correct dividers. First things first, I bought different colored binders and created a
simple cover for each one. So I tore it all off, had to re-print the small corner label with my name on
it again because it ripped, and turned the binder over to the proper front. Reply Delete Replies Reply
heyash September 11, 2015 at 8:16 AM This comment has been removed by the author. I am a
teacher and just planning ahead for the new year. I took the idea and worked it through my head for
a little while, then decided that I could make it work. Every time they miss an assignment just have
them record it on their page with their reason for missing it. I also love the font you used.which font
is it? Reply Delete Replies Reply Add comment Load more. This has been a huge success at our
school, especially for those who do not have support at home (who are usually our frequent flyers).
This sport can occasionally be difficult but extremely addicting. I am your newest follower! Mrs.
Slocum Teacher's Don't Steal, They Share. I did something similar to this, but I couldn't make it
stick.it was a bit more complicated. See more ideas about coloring pages binder covers binder covers
printable. My daughter is just starting preschool so it’s a good time for me to start out. Remember
how I recently made a family binder and Post-it Note grids. So here's the binder (I borrowed the
cover from ). Tully May 29, 2013 at 1:11 AM Great ideas for documenting lack of homework
completion. Great way to organize their stuff for a successful school year. Hispanic Heritage Month
Picture Book Recommendations. Glad you’re going to have your daughter fill the All About Me out.
I love your ideas. My son starts Kndergarten next week and I would love to start some good
traditions and habits to collect more memories. Teresa Confessions of a Teaching Junkie Find me on
Facebook. I have received permission to create and share resources using this content as expressed in
the Creative Commons License CC-by-4.0 which can. It contains 21 item-specific labels as well as 3
blank labels. All that said, it still functions superbly for most, so give it a try. Plus, it looks cool, and
we all know that cool-factor is a huge part in students wanting to use anything. Back to School
Notebook Cover - Printable Coloring Page -- This printable coloring page is perfect for your kids to
color just for fun or to create personalized notebook covers for their brand new binders and
notebooks. Ramirez September 5, 2016 at 11:31 AM Good job,Lesley!Must say,it always interesting
to read your posts,you are good writer!Keep working,me and my colleagues from Evolution Writers
wish you luck. I don't know yet, since I'm starting at a new school and don't know their norms yet.
I'm hoping it will keep my next class more accountable for completing their homework assignments.
This way, I will have something to show parents at Parent-Teacher Conferences when I have a
student who consistently misses homework. I spent some time in Illustrator creating files for each of
my kids (and now you). This allows the students who don't have the support at home, didn't
understand the assignment, or just forgot to do it the opportunity to get it completed. Sadly for her,
Julia carries on her mom’s not-so-organized trait. These theme-based covers are 85 x 11 coloring
pages printables designed to bring decorative fun to any classroom or at-home binder folder or
notebook. While students do their warm up, I stop by the binder and just do a quick look to see that
it was filled out by those who did not do the assignment. Reply Delete Replies Reply heyash
September 11, 2015 at 8:16 AM This comment has been removed by the author. Below I shared a
generic version so you can add your child’s name to it. It contains 21 item-specific labels as well as 3
blank labels. For your reason of civility, I’ll prevent detailing their labels. I will definitely be using
this this coming year in my class. It’s just great!!! I’m am writing a back to school post that I should
be posting tonight. I'm going to use this next year with my 4th graders.:) Thanks! Josh Mr. B's Beach
Brains Reply Delete Replies Reply Confessions of a Teaching Junkie May 30, 2012 at 12:00 PM
Love this idea. It basically states that there will be homework on a regular basis (how often. I often
have many students not complete their homework, so I worry that they will be hanging out in line,
enjoying the social time as opposed to quickly filling it out. Measure 5 adjust if you have a bigger
binder to the right from the center of the label in my case the center of the M and trim with a paper
cutter. They will see all their missing assignments every time they miss another one. What We're
Reading Wednesday-Survival Strategies of the Almost Brave by Jen. However, they were
everywhere and hard to keep track of. I’d love it if you linked this up over at Living Well Spending
Less for Thrifty Thursday this week. Basically, it's just a binder with alphabetized tabs inside, along
with a reflection sheet that the kids fill out on their own and file behind their tab. It’s a dangerous
world outthere, but ideally it just got somewhat less dangerous. It can be printed on 5 pages, if the
title page is omitted. The. As much as I’d love to have “All About Me” for all the past years, I’ll still
add their previous artwork, grades, etc in there. I love this idea because it provides documentation of
chronic homework evaders, all in one place, and it requires little to no maintenance on my part. WIN.
I used to love filling out the little school album Mom had for me, love this. Tully May 29, 2013 at
1:11 AM Great ideas for documenting lack of homework completion. This allows the students who
don't have the support at home, didn't understand the assignment, or just forgot to do it the
opportunity to get it completed. It is then stapled in their binder and needs a parent signature.then,
when they have the completed assignment, they HAVE to have the pink slip or we don't accept the
assignment.
I am a special education teacher and would like to use your binder as an organization tool that would
help my kiddos transition from one grade to another with greater ease. All that said, it still functions
superbly for most, so give it a try. I soooo appreciate it:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown May
20, 2012 at 8:21 AM What an awesome idea. I am wondering, did you use Illustrator for all of your
printables. I usually make the copies on VERY bright paper, so everyone notices who did not have
the homework. Now when the kids want to give me a million excuses as to why their homework is
not done I just tell them I don't want to hear it and write it in the binder. These times jailbreaking is
turning into more and more simple. But, in the late morning, Mike required to go to a client’s
workplace. I can't wait to implement this, I think it will work perfect in my classroom. So here's the
binder (I borrowed the cover from ). Lastly, in the back pocket we have an explanation about
homework and it's importance. The No Homework Binder: How to Document the Excuses! Reply
Delete Replies Reply Kelly T July 25, 2012 at 1:08 PM Hi. Reply Delete Replies Reply HeidiSongs
June 6, 2013 at 8:17 AM Have you ever had a child say their parent said that they didn't have to do
it. Additionally, the blog loads very quick for me on Chrome. It really did help so much especially
with my 6th graders. Reply Delete Replies Reply Tiffany Hood August 5, 2012 at 9:16 PM Thank
you for sharing your idea and files. Also, is there a back-logged line of kids waiting to fill it out. So
far I haven’t added past things but I plan on putting it all in one place in there. I haven't figured out
how to link it to the document, but once I figure out how to do that I will. Thanks for sharing.
Katrina Teacherofscholars.blogspot.com Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous September 22,
2012 at 8:37 PM I have been using this since school started. I hope it worked out with your daughter
this school year!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown May 28, 2014 at 3:28 PM I do this
currently, and it has been very helpful. I want her to start junior high next year as a much more
organized and responsible student. I love this system so much better because it is so simple. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2012 at 5:22 PM I'm your newest follower. Thanks for
sharing! Alana spedmathteacher.blogspot.com Reply Delete Replies Reply Josh Bennett May 23,
2012 at 11:11 AM This is great. This is awesome and I appreciate all the time you put into this
project for us. I am putting together these binders for my 2 school aged grandchildren who are
starting school next week. Last year my daughter frequently told me she didn't have homework.and
then her teacher would tell me that she never turned in her homework.