Thursday, November 10, 2016
How to Draw a Turkey in Disguise
What is a sub or teacher to do when students finish their lesson early?
That's the time when behavior problems often occur. So here is a fun and creative worksheet to have at hand for just that circumstance. This is based on a classic lesson in which students alter the appearance of a
turkey to help them escape Thanksgiving dinner. This could be a great lead-in for a Writers' Workshop lesson. The supplies needed for this worksheet are pencils and crayons or markers.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Preparing for an Art Sub
Preparing for an Art Sub
I believe that in sub planning, more is more. Give the sub lots of help. Give them contingency plans for if the kids finish early or is the class is short. Help them to not be left in a lurch. What a nightmare to be in a room of strange kids with nothing to do. Sheesh. I just got a cold chill down my spine.
More Posts about Planning for a Sub
Here are a couple of other posts about preparing for an art sub. Emergency Art Sub Plan for Kindergarten. This one links to a post from Mr. E about when he had to be that sub. A class' sub didn't show up and he had to double up kindergarten classes, by himself, with no help. There are also links to free resources to help you.
Setting Up for a Sub This one is from That Little Art Teacher. She leads you through how to get ready for a sub. Let me tell you, planning for this in advance will make your absences much easier to deal with. They are NO FUN.
More Resources
I sell art lesson plans and activities. One thing I always, always, always wanted to have on hand for my art sub was activities for early finishers. Here are some in my TPT shop that you should check out. Most are only .99 and believe me, they may be a realy life saver for your sub.
Click here if you want activites to engage those early finishers:
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