[little sage]

Yes, I'm a natural-born list maker. I love making to do lists, I function so much better when I can see my day in an organized column of boxes.

Since I have yet to find the perfect daybook that displays a teaching day the way I want it to, I've created my own day plan form.

This chart has 4 columns:
time&book/ lesson content/ materials needed/ prep work to be done

and has room for up to 6 classes per day (though I hope I'm never THAT busy).

[dgoldbaum81]

Thanks. This is great!

[jasicasth]

Hi i am a teacher .and this will help me lot in planning my daily schedule.So thanks for giving this idea on eslhq.

[dealrocker]

Wow.!! That's really great. Thanks for sharing...

[BYEN]

Hi There

you're really great!

Do you have a monthly checklist for all the skills in English
like an assessment form or checklist.

Ill be happy if you have.


Thankks

[JB]

Sage, I really like the form you submitted, it can definately help me. That said, it may be a bit more structured than I might need. I begin teaching a free class for native spanish speakers, new to english, in Northern New Mexico, in two weeks. Do you have an engaging intro lesson plan that you have used in the past? I imagine we will be starting with the alphabet and simple greetings. Im new at this... advice?