Subbing tips

Substitutes, I don’t have to tell you that you have a unique and challenging job, especially when it comes to classroom management.A reader recently emailed with a great question: “How do I get students to realize they need to follow instructions even though I am ‘just a sub’?”Great question. One th

Attention grabbing shout outs for the classroom. This would work great to get children use to a routine of what the teacher expects or what is to come next with these fun transition phrases! -6936

Sub plans when you have to miss a day of school can be a lot of work, but they don’t have to be with these 3 substitute sick day tips for your elementary classroom to keep your students engaged!

One of the things I’ve learned a lot about through trial and error is what things I need to bring with me on the job. Ideally, everythi...

Whether you are trying to land your dream job or just survive your first few weeks, here are some ways to thrive as a substitute teacher!

Whether you are trying to land your dream job or just survive your first few weeks, here are some ways to thrive as a substitute teacher!

8 simple tips for substitute teachers to be ready for back to school. These tips will prepare them for the entire school year and help teachers out in the process!

The Secret to Classroom Time Fillers! It doesn’t happen very often, but nothing is worse than having five or ten minutes left in class….when you are finished with your lesson. What about transition times? Sometimes teachers just need a time filler. The term “time filler” gets a bad rap, but let’s face it, there is a […] Read more...

Save these Sub Plans for a true emergency! No Copies Needed!! For grades k-2 and 3-5 from Samantha Henry @mrshenryinfirst

A substitute teacher has to be prepared for anything. Here is a glimpse into what I carry for jobs. I have supplies, snacks, water, rewards like stickers and certificates, emergency items like gloves and bandaids, business cards, extra lessons for the appropriate grade level, name plates for desks, and a "While you were out" form for the permanent teacher.