The note to the teacher
The note a teacher wants to find: what we did, who helped, anything that happened, attendance and the office, messages for you, from your substitute. Type it on your phone with 22 sentences to start from, then print it or copy it into an email.
Sentences to start from
Tap one to add it to “Anything that happened”, then fill in the blanks. Say what happened, not what a child is.
What you type stays on this device until you clear it. It is never sent to us or put in a link.
Date: ____________ · Room: ________
What we did
Who helped
Anything that happened
Attendance and the office
Messages for you
From your substitute
How to use it
- Fill in what you can as the day goes; it saves on this phone.
- Tap a sentence to add it, then fill in the blanks.
- Print it and leave it on the desk, or Copy for email if the school asks for one.
Ideas for class
- Write the time next to anything that happened; it's the first thing a teacher asks.
- Name the students who helped. A teacher reads that line first, and so do the students.
- Say what happened, not what a child is. Leave out words like “rude”, “lazy”, “bad”, “naughty”, “defiant”.
Related
Questions
What should a sub write in the note?
What was finished and what wasn't, who helped, anything that happened (with the time and what you did), attendance or office messages, and how to reach you. The headings here are in that order.
Is what I type sent anywhere?
No. It is kept in this browser until you clear it, so it is there if your phone locks. It is never put in a link. Copy for email puts plain text on your own clipboard.
Does it write the note for me?
No. Nothing here uses AI. The sentences are a starting point you finish yourself, so the note says what really happened.
Nothing you type here is sent to us or put in a link. It stays in this browser until you clear it. No sign-in, no ads.