Zilly |
08-23-2008 05:44 PM
Thank you! Those are all very helpful.
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m&mTeach |
08-23-2008 05:20 PM
Here's the one my grade level uses. It's in both English and Spanish.
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katenar |
08-23-2008 03:12 PM
I have two forms I give to parents. One is a basic contact information page and the other is called "In a Million Words or Less" where they tell me what they want about their child. I always get a lot of great information on that form that typically I wouldn't with a basic Q&A form. You can download them off my site at http://www.msjensenclass.com/Teacher...ated_forms.htm
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kpl |
08-23-2008 01:39 PM
This is the one I send. My parents always fill it out and return it. It is very helpful to have all this information on hand. Feel free to change it to suit your own needs.
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Zilly |
08-23-2008 08:26 AM
Thank you for your helpful responses! I appreciate it. If anyone has additional ideas I'd love to have them too.
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BigTree1 |
08-22-2008 09:39 PM
Two years ago I stopped sending a form. I asked the families to just write me a letter telling me about their family and child. It has been wonderful! I love reading allof the letters. I send a letter home the third week of August. (we begin the day after Labor Day) I ask if they could send me the letters before school starts. I ask that they tell me anything they think will help me teach their child. I also encourage them to brag about their child's strengths and tell me any fears/weaknesses/areas of concern.
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Miller |
08-22-2008 05:55 PM
and here's the one I made to suit my needs. Our school makes carbon copy sheet so the office gets the top and we get the bottom. That has contact numbers on it.
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Miller |
08-22-2008 05:54 PM
here's one I got off of here or atozteahcer forum
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Zilly |
08-22-2008 05:47 PM
What kinds of questions do you ask or information do you request from parents at the beginning of the year about their child? I don't want to overwhelm parents with a long form, but I'd like some information, such contact number(s).
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