Missing work

*Originally posted on E, Myself, and I (4/2011 and updated 8/2013). EDITED TO ADD: My Missing Work Log/ “Yellow Sheet” is an idea I got from a veteran teacher during my field experience in college. I have used it for eight years now with great success. Many of my own colleagues (and lots of you –...Read More »

Obsessed with this idea from @thatteachingspark ❤️ it is so hard to keep up with missing work when students are absent or check out early,…

Missing work

Use Google docs to manage your students' missing work to help students and their parents know what assignments are incomplete or missing. This blog post describes ways to set up this classroom organizational process. Teachers will love keeping track of students' work electronically and the ease of sharing it with students and others. Be sure to check out the post.

No matter how many times I stress how important it is to complete math homework in order to practice the skills we learned in class that da...

As teachers we know there will always be students who can be counted on for anything, and students who can not be counted on at all. Most of the time these students are not disruptive and do not need major discipline - they are just lazy. While laziness is obviously common, in my book it is not a good excuse for missing work. Students who walk into class without their homework are breaking a rule. Students who walk out of the classroom without turning in their daily work (or without turning…

Keeping up with missing digital work in Google Classroom is so time consuming. Make grading easier by using a missing work form. You can grade late work on your time, and you don't have to rely on email notifications from students. Organize your missing work with this form!

Missing Work 2 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This notice informs the parent that their child failed to complete homework assignments in reading, math, writing, or science/health/social studies that were due during the week ending on a specific date. Any work not turned in on the due date will be marked down a letter grade, and anything not submitted within a week will receive a zero. The parent is asked to help their child complete assignments…

If you were a fly on the wall in any teachers' lounge, one of the common frustrations you will hear discussed is missing work. How do you get your students to do all of their work? Through my years of teaching, my missing work philosophy changed. When I first began teaching, it was a black and white issue. The assignment was expected on the day it was due. I only accepted missing work from students that were absent. If parents questioned my policy, I always gave them the standard party line…

I like this idea of keeping track of Missing Work in my class. They take their post-it off and attach it to their late work.

Do you have a difficult time collecting all your students' missing work? This blog post details how middle school teachers can easily collect students work when they are absent. When you implement these easy steps, collecting worksheets, projects, and other ELA assignments is a breeze!

How do teachers manage all the missing student work? In order to track missing work, all you need is the perfect system! This system has saved my sanity...

Happy Monday, friends! I'm joining Tara for Monday Made It this week! I'm starting to get a little nostalgic about school starting back...I mean, the school supplies are out at Target, people! I'm not quite ready yet, but my battery is definitely at least halfway charged now! Last year was my first year to fourth grade. I LOVED the challenge of a new grade and teaching 110 kids, but all year I definitely felt like I didn't quite "have it together." I kept telling myself it would be easier…

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Materials needed: a milk crate, hanging folders with labels, manila folders. What to do: create folders for each student. When they have missing / incomplete work, place the necessary materials in their folder. Somewhere else in the room, print up a list of missing work for all students to see. They can then go to their folder, grab the missing work, and turn it in! Great time saver and requires the student to take responsibility for their late / missing work.

Hi everybody! It's Jamie from 2nd Grade Stuff. Today I am hosting a Throwback Thursday post from my own personal blog. It's a fun, easy, and useful way to use an everyday item in your classroom - clothespins! See the Throwback Thursday post below! For the next few weeks we are showing you fun and easy ways to use everyday items in your classroom! We hope you'll stop back by and link up some of your own ideas! Come join in the fun and Show Us How You Use It! :) Do you ever feel like you are…

Fill in the Missing Letters coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

missing work log...what students can fill out when they don't have an assignment