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Are you going to be a new kid on the block this school year? No, I'm not asking if you joined a singing group, I mean are you moving to a new school or is this your very first teaching job? If so, I'm sure you're busy downloading lessons, making centers, and visiting all of the thrift stores looking for books to fill your class library. I don't want to add to your plate, but . . . I have a few more things you might want to add to your "to do" list or maybe it's a "to think about" list. 1. School districts usually adopt a specific handwriting program such as D'Nealian or Handwriting Without Tears. Before you begin making posters and other things for your classroom, find out which program your district uses. 2. Some district will provide an ABC strip for your class like this one. Other school districts expect you to make one or buy one. Make sure you use the correct font (D'Nealian, Handwriting Without Tears, etc.) if you purchase or make one. 3. If you are very lucky, your PTA will give you money at the beginning of the year to purchase things for your classroom. Ask your mentor if you are in such a school and what the procedures are for getting reimbursed. Ask your mentor; don't assume your PTA will do this. Each PTA is run differently. 4. Save, save, save! Save your receipts. If you are going to get reimbursed by the PTA, you will need receipts. Save all of your other school-related expense receipts for April 15th. Work related expenses are tax deductions. Click here for more info. 5. If you have small children, I highly suggest you have a "Plan A" babysitter and a "Plan B" babysitter. You know Murphy's Law . . . if anything can go wrong it will, this is exactly why you want a Plan A and Plan B babysitter. It never fails, it's the morning of your first day of standardized tests, your husband is out of town, your Plan A babysitter calls to tell you that she's sick and can't watch your baby today, what do you do? Ol' Murphy is knocking at your door! But, if you have Plan B, you can kick Murphy down the road. 6. There will be days when you are amazed that you got to school with two matching shoes. Although, I must admit I've gotten to school with a blue sock and a black sock. How embarrassing! When you are having a Murphy morning, it is very easy to forget to bring your lunch to school. Have you seen those tuna and chicken salad snack packs? Buy a box of those and keep them in your closet to combat those Murphy Mornings. 7. Every teacher needs an Emergency Kit. I keep mine in a rubbermaid box. In my box are useful things such as: jumbo bottle of Tylenol for the occasional headache, cold medicine, cough drops (you will talk so much that you might get laryngitis), spray for static cling, clear nail polish (if you wear hose or tights in the winter), safety pins, sunglasses, nail clippers, hair barrette/ponytail holder, bandaids (for blisters), hairspray, brush/comb, deodorant, toothbrush/paste, dental floss, change for vending machine, and baby powder. Baby powder works great if you work in a tropical place with no air conditioning. It absorbs sweat and makes you smell good. I also keep an extra pair of shoes and socks at school. You never know when one of your students will throw up on your shoes or you step in a cold, slushy hole on your way into school. It's best to be prepared! I wrote a post about it. Click HERE to read it. 8. Most doctors will tell you there are two things teachers are known for: varicose veins because they stand on hard floors all day and chronic U.T.I.s because they can't use the restroom often enough. Use the restroom every chance you get. Just like we tell our kids, go to restroom when you have a chance and try even if you don't think you need to. Follow this advice so you won't be a part of your Doctor's frequent flyer program. 9. Be prepared to have sore feet. Invest in good quality shoes, your feet with thank you. On Proteacher, there was a discussion of which brand is the most comfortable. Also, try switching shoes at lunch time. I don't know why switching shoes helps your feet, but I've had good luck doing this. I've also seen teachers who wear slippers like these (below) at school. But, check to make sure it's allowed at your school before you spend money. 10. Ask your mentor to walk through a day with you and explain the school procedures. Suggested topics: **Arrival: Where do you pick up your class? **Specials: Do you walk your class to P.E., music, and art or do they come to your room? Are you responsible for some type of communication system such as a clipboard to take to specials? **Library: When do you sign up for library time? Do you stay with your class or can you leave? When can your students begin checking out books? **Lunch: What are the lunch time procedures? Assigned table / assigned seats? Do you line up your students in a certain order such as milk only, 1st choice, 2nd choice, etc.? Do you stay with your class or is it a duty-free lunch? **Email / Teacher mailbox: How often are you required to check emails and your mailbox in the office? **Nurse: Where is the nurse's office and what are the procedures for sending a student to the nurse? **Recess: What are the school-wide rules regarding the playground? How often do you have duty? **Planning: Does your team plan together? Do you have team meetings? What lesson plan format is required? **Absent/tardy students: How do you report absent and / or tardy students? **Dismissal: How does your grade level dismiss their students at the end of the day? This may seem a little overwhelming right now. But, if you begin thinking about these things now, you will have a much smoother beginning to your year. Good luck!

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Last summer President Russell M. Nelson and his wife Wendy gave the most amazing talks to the youth. This year in seminary we are studying the Doctrine and Covenants. When the scriptures refer to Israel, gathering, or following the prophet I like to remind the youth of the prophet's challenge that he gave to them. I played back portions of his talk. To hear it click here. Here are his challenges to the youth: Then I handed out this printout and we discussed how they were doing. I was thrilled with the answers that I got. Most of the students had taken the challenge seriously and shared their experience. Battalion Bites Candy Here's a fun treat to go with your lesson or activity. I bought these Halloween Peanut m&m's on clearance. Lucky for me the m&m colors also worked well the camouflage colors. This size of m&m is the 3.27 oz share size. I made this print out and glued it over the m&m picture. If you would like to use it right click on the picture. Copy and paste it, or save it into your pictures. Size it to fit a full sheet of paper. I glued it on rubber cement. The regular school glue stick will not hold after it dries. The process I used was cover the print out in glue, especially the edges. Then cover the m&m's in glue, especially the edges. Then put another coat of glue on the print out's edges. Center the print out on the m&m's and press around the edges. Cheap Armor of God Pins If you are like me, I am always looking for a cheap, but nice gift for my 20+ seminary students. Unfortunately Deseret Book does not offer dollar store prices. I found these pins on Oriental Trader for only $7.19 a dozen. The only problem I had with it was the cross. It just made me uncomfortable to give to LDS students. I decided to try to paint over the cross with fingernail polish. The only black polish that I had was gel, so I gave it a try. I put 2 coats of gel polish on each one. Then ended with a clear coat of gel polish over the entire middle area. & In between each coat I put it under the gel light. They came out great. You can't even tell there was ever a cross on the pin. A wonderful and cheap gift for my Seminary Youth Battalion! You could probably do the same thing with regular nail polish, I just didn't have any. Let me know if you try it. Shield of Faith Christmas Ornament I found these cute metal Shield of Faith crests on Oriental Trader for only $6.95 a dozen. I thought that they would make a nice Christmas ornament for Christmas gifts. I bought some ribbon. I tied it in a loop and glued it to the back side of the metal crest with E6000 glue. I didn't want to use a glue gun because I didn't think the glue would hold. After the glue dried I turned it over and used the same glue to add the ribbon. I placed the ribbon so that it was on both the metal and the ribbon. That way it is more secure and hangs straight. I added the picture of Christ over the cross. I got the picture off of google images. I printed it out on my computer with the smallest setting that prints 35 tiny pictures per page. Then I used a heart punch to cut out the face of Christ. I think they turned out really cute! Armor of God Gift Package For Christmas I decided to give my class all the the pin, the ornament and the m&ms into a cute little gift package. I bought some cellophane bags at Walmart. Then I used a piece of my brown cardstock and cut it to fit inside the bag. My bag was 4 inches wide, so I cut the cardstock to be just a little bit under 4 inches. I poked some holes into the cardstock and used the twist tie that came with the bags to hold the ornament. The pin I glue gunned above it to hold it in place. Luckily I kept the little plastic bags that the pin came in so that the pin could be removed easily. I put the m&ms and a little plastic army man on the other side. Once the bag was full I printed out the printout below. I cut them out, folded them in half and stapled them to the top of the bag. As you can see, I have a Christmas version and a non Christmas version. I did the math and the entire package came to about $1.60. Not bad when you have over 20 students to buy for! Click on the image below to make a Missionary Handbook Printable. Here's another printout from my Seminary Missionary Handbook idea For one of my lessons I had my class listen to one of President Russell M. Nelson's last conference talks Becoming Exemplary Latter-day Saints and write down the things that impressed them. Here is the handout that I used: Another fun Prophet idea is You-Know-A to listen to the Prophet Granola. Here are some of my other Doctrine and Covenants ideas:

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