Teaching Tools
Looking for a printable lesson plan book? Need something to help your students keep track of their assignments? Check out the lesson planner pages, student agenda book pages, and other printable teaching tools.
Organize your weekly lesson plans with this printable Super Teacher lesson plan template. Just punch holes in the side of the pages, stick them in a binder, and you'll have a great lesson plan book.
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Printable Gradebook FREE
The "Super Teacher Grade Book" is a printable grading grid to help you keep track of student progress. Just print out the pages, punch holes on the left, and stick them in a binder and you've got the perfect grade book for your class.
Print and cut out these Amazing Day Note cards. Keep them handy to give to students when they have a wonderful day!
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Give one of these cute cards to students when they are showing great listening skills. Kids will be excited to bring this home to share with parents.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Hand a student this pre-made note card when they make good choices in the classroom!
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
This note is perfect to give to students when they show a positive attitude throughout the day.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Pass this note out to students who are doing great or showing improvements in their reading skills.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Give this small certificate to students when they excel in math. Students will be proud to bring this note home and talk about their math skills!
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Do you have a student who is doing well in science? Hand out this small certificate to recognize their great science work.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
When a student needs to refill school supplies, send this notice home. He/she can check off the needed supplies.
Print the address book and use it to record student and parent names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Keep track of parent phone calls, notes, and emails with this parent communication record book.
Going on a field trip? Use this permission slip to let parents know where and when your trip will take place.
Send this note home to remind parents of upcoming parent-teacher conferences. This cute reminder has a spot to write the date and time for each conference.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Send this note home to remind parents of upcoming field trips. Simply fill in the place, date, and what students will need.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
This reading fluency graph helps you keep track of your students' progress, with space to keep track of data from up to 10 dates. There are spaces to mark the number of words correct per minute up to 100.
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
Keep track of how many words per minute your students can correctly read with this handy graph. Color it in like a bar graph, or write the exact number of words to keep even closer track.
1st through 4th Grades
This reading fluency chart helps you keep track of more advanced readers' progress, with space for up to 200 words correct per minute.
3rd through 5th Grades
Keep track of the weather on the daily weather chart. Black and white version.
Invite students to make a colorful birthday timeline that can hang across your classroom.
Write your students' birthdays on these birthday cake posters. The pictures are black and white so students can color them in.
Write your students' birthdays on the cakes. This poster has color pictures.
Write your students' names on the birthday balloons. Color in the chart and add it to your classroom bulletin board.
Add your students' names to the birthday balloon charts. This version is in full color.
When a student is out sick, use this friendly note to let them know what they missed.
When a student is absent, let them know what they missed in school with this friendly note.
If a student is leaving on a trip, use this note to list assignments they can work on.
This alphabet banner has a colorful photo to represent each letter of the alphabet. (example: A is for apple. B is for basketball. C is for cat. D is for dog. E is for elephant. F is for frog.)
Pre-K through 1st Grade
First color the pictures on this 15-foot number line. Then hang it above your classroom chalkboard.
Pre-K through 1st Grade
Print this alphabet line and attach the pages together. Display it over your classroom whiteboard of chalkboard for student reference. The finished product is about 15 feet long.
Pre-K through 2nd Grade
Here's another 15-foot alphabet banner. This version has space for students to draw above each letter. (For example, above the letter A, students draw an item that begins with the letter A.)
Pre-K through 1st Grade
This full-color page has all 26 letters of the alphabet illustrated on primary-ruled paper, and a photo to represent each letter sound.
Pre-K through 1st Grade
This reference chart can be used to help find equivalent fractions.
3rd through 6th Grades
These bookmarks have standard and metric measurement conversions. Metric include milliliters, liters, centimeters, meters, and kilometers. Standard units include miles, yard, feet, inches, gallons, quarts, pints, and cups.
3rd through 8th Grades
Classroom Newsletter (Generator)
Printable Subject Covers
Create your own custom classroom newsletters. Choose a layout, and your favorite theme. Then enter your own content.
Calendar (Generator)Make your own custom calendar. Choose a month and year, then enter holidays, birthdays, and other important days.
Students will love the superheroes that decorate this weekly homework agenda page.
Kids will laugh at the cute robots that decorate this homework agenda page.
This half-sized agenda (two per page) features friendly dinosaur pictures.
Here's another half-sized agenda page with pictures of fish.
This is a simple, no-frills agenda page with days of the week listed on it.
This student desk tag features printed letters, a number line, and left-right hand prints.
This student desk tag features a cursive alphabet, a globe, a multiplication table, and fraction strips.
Affix these five-minute interval tabs to your classroom clock to help kids learn to tell time. Tabs read :05, :10, :15, :20, :25, etc.
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
This printable has advanced triangular time tabs. Tabs read five to, ten to, quarter to, o'clock, five after, ten after, quarter after, etc.
2nd and 3rd Grades
Tape these oval-shaped tabs around your classroom clock. Tabs have numbers in five-minute intervals, such as :05, :10, :15, :20, etc.
1st through 3rd Grades
These advanced oval tabs read: quarter to, quarter after, half past, ten after, twenty to, five after, etc.
1st through 3rd Grades
What does being kind mean to you? Students will answer that, provide examples, and more with this important character trait worksheet.
1st through 4th Grades
This anchor chart is perfect for teaching students about what it means to be kind. It includes examples of what is and isn't kind, characteristics that mean being kind, and more.
Kindergarten to 4th Grade
Teach your students about being respectful with this worksheet. Students will answer what it means to be respectful, write several characteristics about it, draw a picture, and provide examples of what it means--and doesn't mean!--to be respectful.
1st through 4th Grades
Teach your students what it means to be respectful with this colorful anchor chart. A black-and-white version is available by clicking the ALT button below.
Kindergarten to 4th Grade
Students will fill in this worksheet to answer what it means to be responsible. They'll fill in several characteristics that mean being responsible, draw a picture, and provide examples.
1st through 4th Grades
Give your students concrete examples of what it means to be responsible and help them really understand the concept with this eye-catching anchor chart.
Kindergarten to 4th Grade
Use this sheet to collect important contact information for parents and guardians at open house.
This form is perfect for parents to fill out at the beginning of the year. This sheet includes a space for parent contact information.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Have parents or guardians fill out this handy sheet at open house or parents' night so you can get to know their child through their eyes.
Here is another helpful document to have parents fill out so you know how students are expected to get to and from school.
Use this printout to collect contact information from parents and guardians who may be interested in volunteering in your classroom.
Printable subject covers for binders, folders, and notebooks. Subjects include: reading, math, science, social studies, and more!
Monthly Calendars for KidsCalendars that your students can fill in and color.
Printable AwardsLots of award certificates you can use to recognize behavior, achievement, good character traits.
Printable Sticker Charts for KidsUse these fun sticker charts to track reading progress, homework assignments, or student goals.
Reminder WristbandsThis page has printable reminder bracelets for students. Help them remember to bring back overdue library books, complete late assignments, or bring lunch money to school.
