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Reddit mentions of Classroom Keepers Homework Collector (001336)
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Easy and efficient way for teachers to collect homeworkIndividual slots in the front keep papers organizedTeacher access in the backHolds papers up to 9 inches by 12 inchesCoated finish protects the exterior
Specs:
| Height | 25.13 Inches |
| Length | 36.38 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | July 2019 |
| Weight | 2.24 Pounds |
| Width | 1.94 Inches |
I buy stuff for my desk, things like lotion, deodorant, Tylenol, cold meds, and cough drops. If I don't get them now, they never seem to make it to school. Basically anything you wish you had at some point last year. Stock up!
Copies of things you need for the first week. My syllabus/ lab safety information has been condensed to one page, front and back. I get signatures, but lets be honest, 90% of parents/students don't actually read it.
Seating charts: They are assigned seats the first day. I change them up after a few weeks if things aren't working.
I have two organizational things in my classroom that really help. I have a box for students to hand in their assignments. It is similar to this, except I got my hubby to make me one out of wood. https://www.amazon.com/Pacon-Classroom-Homework-Collector-001336/dp/B014CD2O2M
I also have a file drawer full of hanging files. I write on the tabs with wet erase markers. The inside of the tab has the days of the week, on the outside I put the date 8/9.
I put my copies here. I have a file drawer for each class I teach. I can easily check to see if I have copies made for a particular day. I can file copies a week or two in advance if I get them done ahead of time. I have trained myself to put the extras back in the file folders so I don't have to search my room for a stack of papers to hand out to the next class.
Finally, I dedicate whiteboard space for a weekly agenda for each class. I am much less likely to forget something if it's on the board. If nothing else, a student will ask me when I'm going to hand out the crossword puzzle if they know it's homework and want to get started early.
If you don't have space, I recommend getting an easel and cut some white shower board to size and make your own whiteboards. I've actually nailed some shower board to the cabinets in the back of my room. It works :)