Teacher’s Toolkit: Forms, Lists and Templates

Below are free teacher templates, lists and forms you can use to keep your special needs classroom organised. Many of these classroom tools I did not realise I would need, until I began working in a special needs classroom, and found out just how much information you begin to collect! Sometimes I felt so overwhelmed by paper, and could never find that little note I wrote about the Occupational Therapist’s visit.

Teacher's Tookit: Ultimate Teacher's Go Bag checklist - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Ultimate Teacher’s Go Bag checklist

Teacher's Toolkit: Birthday Calendar - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Birthday Calendar (editable)

Teacher's Toolkit: Class Lists - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Class Lists (Split year & Boys / Girls)

Teacher's Toolkit: Events Calendar - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!!! Events Calendar (Australian celebrations – editable)

Teacher's Toolkit: External Agencies records thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! External Agencies records (OT, Speech, Psychologist and more… editable)

Teacher's Toolkit: IEP at a Glance - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! IEP at a Glance (editable)

Teacher's Toolkit: Parent Contact List and Log - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Parent Contact list and Communication Log

Teacher's Toolkit: Parent Information Package - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Parent Information Package (requires editing to suit your class)

Teacher's Toolkit: Staff Contact List - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Staff Contact List (editable)

Teacher's Toolkit: Transport Information - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Transport Information

Teacher's Toolkit: Factions Class List - thehandyhedgehog.wordpress.com — FREE!!! Factions Class List

Most of these Free teaching templates are editable and downloaded in Word Document format. If you require any other file type or are having difficulty please comment below and I will try to help you.

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Hi, came across your youtube video just today….very happy about that…..your advice and resources will be invaluable to me….I have been a regular classroom teacher for 18 years and a special education teacher (resource, learning disabilities and academic learning center) these last 12 years. This will be my first year in a high needs class where I will have 5 autistic students to care for with the assistance of several TA’s. If you have any more advice or resources I should be aware of, please let me know. I am in Nova Scotia, Canada.
GC

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