Absent work organization elementary

It’s the dreaded question, “What did I miss while I was out?” For years, I was guilty of simply excusing assignments because I couldn’t keep up with the missing and absent work. But, I realized there were valuable assignments students were missing out on (or that they really needed to complete, like exams). After a while, I found a system to organize student absent work that wasn’t overwhelming or chaotic. Students come in, grab what they need, complete it and turn it in! Managing it is so…

When students are absent from class, you can keep copies of work for the week in a station for them to collect when they return to school. Sometimes students can be gone for days and they will feel ov

Absent Work Organization You guys. I don't know how I lived without this for so long! I used to just leave papers on the desks of absent kids. They would get lost or mixed up with someone else's stuff. Problem solved, and it doesn't hurt that it's my favorite combo: easy on the eyes AND functional. I bought a wall hanging file folder here. (Way cheap too!) Then, I used my Cricut (Vinyl Cutter) to cut out my labels. You could easily print your own labels or use the label stickers that come…

Absent bin! A hanging file numbered for each day of the month! At the end of each day, all extra handouts go in it's corresponding day for students to get on their own. At the end of the month, check for missing assignments, then recycle the extras!

Finally manage absences easily like the teacher boss that you are with a print and digital note! This time-saving resource will actually help your students get caught up without taking up too much of your precious time!

Free absent student folders...Keep absent students' paperwork organized by stashing it all in a special folder until they return

Remembering to put out and collect absent student work can certainly be an extra thing teachers don't always remember to do when they have 1,345 other items to worry about in any given school day.

Absent bin

This absent work bulletin board has been a game changer in keeping my desk clean and keeping students responsible for figuring out what they missed while absent. Current week's assignments go in the folders and at the end of the week, they all get moved to a bin/crate located just below. Student absent or lose a handout? Point to the wall and they will get the hint 😁 This format is especially handy for middle school or high school, where one teacher might have different subjects each…