Substitute teacher bag

All easy things around your house or on Amazon that you need in your substitute teacher bag to get you through the day and keep calm and carry on.

To make your morning less stressful, you should have your bag of tricks packed. These items should always be in every substitute teacher bag.

All the best elementary substitute teacher tips including substitute teacher bag essentials and classroom management.

Today, I'm linking up with the Secondary Smorgasbord hosted by ELA Buffet and Desktop Learning Adventures. Unfortunately, winter colds, stuffy noses, achy bodies, and fevers are headed to a classroom near you...that's why I'm pulling this resource out of the deep freeze. It's my Substitute Teacher Toolkit Resource, and I've filled it with everything a teacher (like you) might need to set up your students AND the substitute for success in your absence. The materials in the resource are meant…

When substitute teaching, it's a good idea to have backup materials in addition to the teacher's lesson plans. Here's what we'd pack in our sub bag.

I recently shared a brief Instagram reel on what's in my teacher bag and received feedback from some followers wanting me to go into more detail of what's in my bag and WHY so here we go... DISCLAIMER: Links included in this post might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my blog so I can continue to provide you with free content each month! •…

Ready to get more sub jobs and keep your income steady? Follow my substitute teacher tips to be a requested substitute teacher and make teachers LOVE you!

Are you planning to supply teach once the new school year begins? Looking for some advice as you embark on this new adventure? Check out this Substitute Teacher Kit for everything you need to sub for the day and leave a lasting impression!

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.

Whether you need to take attendance or whip up activities when you're missing lesson plans, here's what to bring in your sub to-go bag to be prepared for a great day.