Hi! This is kind of a continuation of a previous post on some New Student Organization I use.As I mentioned last time, I work with a very transient population.
And I found out many of you do as well! So I hope this is something that may be of use to you. :)
I made this sheet to help keep track of all of my students over the year. (I really do forget when certain students arrived and when others left!). So I wanted to have those dates recorded.
I added some other important information as well. I know I can look these items up on my students' cumulative files, but this saves me time and a trip to the office. Plus I need this information a lot during the year, for ELL paperwork.
I put two student boxes to a sheet, in efforts to save some paper...
And will add this to my All-in-One Teacher Binder (which has helped me a LOT this year!). I have a part for "language" next to "entered from" on mine, since my guys are almost always coming directly from their countries. I left that off of this one...let me know if any of you would like the ELL version instead.I hope it's open-ended enough for you to use, or something you can adapt for yourself. I would love to hear if you can use it! Have a relaxing evening! :)

Student Information Sheet
Student Information Sheet (ELL Version)
























How many kids do you have typically come or go in a year?
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Thank you for sharing! :)
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thanks for this...it will come in handy! Can you tell me how made your pdf a jpg?
ReplyDeleteHey Jodi...it varies. Usually when a student moves, another comes in. I've had several years where I look at my class photo from September and it is really different than the end of the year!
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Thanks for the kind words ladies :)
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I would love the ELL version!!! Thanks!
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I love the font in the header too! Do you remember what it is called? Thanks for sharing this useful resource!
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I would love the ELL version. This is the time of year I usually get new ELL students. e-mail is DHockey12@att.net
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wow! this is great - we have a HIGH transient popluation...thanks!
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Very smart!!!! Thanks for sharing!
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This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
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What a great idea. I would also love the ELL version.
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I'd love the ELL version too! Thanks soooo much! This is exactly what I need.
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I'll pop it into my binder on Monday. Thanks for sharing!
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This is great! Thank you for sharing a wonderful resource that I can use with my very transient population. This will be very helpful :)
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Thanks for the lovely comments! I added the ELL Version with a place for languages above, under the other file :)
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Yay! I love it! I will be adding it to my Binder also (another thing you have inspired me to make) Thanks so much!
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