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I needed a little brightness in my life. With temperatures steadily remaining in the warmer digits, sunshine sticking around a little longer, and the smell of freshly cut grass wafting through the windows, the time is now!
Weekly Agenda
I love to see things in a weekly planner spread, and I think my students do too. With this weekly spread, you can be as subject or grade level specific as need be. I personalized mine for a 4th grade elementary music class, but it could be for anything. Announcements, homework, you name it!
You can get the whole package on my Teachers Pay Teachers store!
Standards-Based Choice Charts
My choice charts have been kind of blah. You know, plain 6x2 table with black text. One or two "do first" boxes are highlighted in drab green. That kind of blah. For spring, I needed to spruce it up a little and while doing that, get a little bit more organized.
I hit the standards with my choice chart, but breaking it down like this helps my families also know we're hitting specific, important targets!
You can get the music standards charts here on my Teachers Pay Teachers store.
How do you organize your weekly activities? Do you prefer concrete day agendas? Let me know in the comments.
Thanks for clicking through! For your support, here is an EDITABLE sample page from from my standards-based spring choice charts. Enjoy!
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