Printable templates and forms
Blank forms for the paper side of teaching: four seating chart layouts, I can goal sheets, exit tickets, a meeting agenda, a supply checklist and a weekly reflection. They contain no student data and ask for none.
- Seating chart, rowsA free printable blank seating chart in rows: choose the number of columns and rows, write names in pencil, and keep the chart in your plan book. Landscape, with the board and your desk marked.
- Seating chart, pods of fourA free printable blank seating chart for groups: pods of four desks, numbered, two to nine of them, on a landscape page. Write names in pencil and change groups as needed.
- Seating chart, U shapeA free printable blank U-shaped seating chart: desks down both sides and across the bottom with the teacher's place in the middle. Choose the length of the sides and write names in pencil.
- Seating chart, tablesA free printable blank seating chart for tables: choose the number of tables and seats at each, and each table is drawn with its seats on two long sides. Write names in pencil and print.
- I can goal sheetA free printable I can goal sheet: a box for the goal in the student's words, steps to get there, how they will show it, and a one to five scale for how sure they are. Edit the headings and print.
- Exit ticketsFree printable exit tickets, eight to a page, each with a prompt, writing lines and a name line. Edit the prompts, print, cut apart and hand one to each student at the door.
- 3-2-1 exit slipA free printable 3-2-1 exit slip: three things I learned, two things that surprised me and one question I still have. Edit the headings, print a class set and use after any lesson or text.
- Meeting agendaA free printable meeting agenda: the meeting, date, time and place, who attended, an agenda table with who and minutes, decisions and a table of action items with who and by when. Print and write.
- Classroom supply checklistA free printable classroom supply checklist with twenty-four common supplies, a box for have and one for need, and a space for the amount. Edit the list, print and check your shelves.
- Weekly teacher reflectionA free printable weekly reflection page for teachers: what went well, what did not go to plan, a moment to remember, what students needed, one change for next week and a rating of your energy.
- Field trip checklistA free printable field trip checklist with two lists, before the trip and on the day, each with tick boxes you can edit, and a box for notes. Print one for each trip and keep it in your folder.
- Unit planning pageA free printable unit planning page: the unit and grade, a big question, goals and vocabulary, a weekly table for focus, activities and checks, a final assessment and materials. Print and write.
How teachers use this shelf
A template is only useful if it is the right shape for the job and is quick to copy. These are one page each, with large writing areas and plain headings. For lesson plans, sub plans, conference planning and checklists you can fill in on screen, see the fillable templates.
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What is the difference between these and the fillable templates?
These are blank sheets you print and write on. The fillable templates (lesson plans, sub plans, checklists) let you type on screen first and keep your text in this browser.
Is there anything about individual students?
No. We deliberately do not offer forms for individual student plans or records. Use your school’s approved system for those.
Can I copy the text into Google Docs?
The fillable templates have a Copy as text button. The blank printables are made for pen and paper.
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