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🍩🍩🍩Sprinkle some organization into your classroom routine with a deliciously helpful assignment board! This sweet spot for information serves as the hole package, allowing students to glaze over their assignments and upcoming due dates at a glance. Refer to this doughy display daily to add to their RAIDER REMINDERS. You'll help them rise to the occasion and avoid getting caught in a jam when it comes to staying on top of their academic responsibilities. Is the Thanksgiving break yet?

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Homework board given on Mondays

The agenda is also on my daily Google Slides

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Students write in their Raider Reminder daily. The daily agenda is posted for first five as well.

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Weekly letter every Sunday, Weekly Agenda ever Monday. Students can’t ask to do anything outside of school work or reading unless they have every class filled in in Raider Reminder, PE included.

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Note the “Homework/Classwork” column directly correlates with the bullets and boxes we write in our RR daily.

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First Five includes gathering items in our takeout menu (notice visuals!!) and writing all our learning in our Raider Reminders. Remember boxes for items that must be turned in, bullets as a learning log. All of these components are in my Welcome Slides. I stamp each individual Raider Reminder while students prepare/begin their Do Now/Bellwork/Scholar Starter.

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I made this trifold to share with families at parent conferences…mostly the hacks I’ve learned recently as a mom of two middle schoolers. 

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Mrs. Brown’s Middle School Success trifold recommends families pick a “planner day” to check in with their scholars and add any after school activities for the week.

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I have a homework board displayed for the week and allow time on Monday to write in the Raider Reminder. I also have this as a section of my daily agenda slides. I stamp for completion to check students have written this.

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First 5: students write their checklist assignment(s) in their RR daily. Check off ✅ when complete!

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Daily Agenda posted when students enter class.  Slides are also posted in Canvas. Student "Stampers" will go around and stamp Raider Reminders. On Block Days Th./Fri., I check Raider Reminders. 

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Daily Agenda posted when students enter class.  Slides are also posted in Canvas. Student "Stampers" will go around and stamp Raider Reminders. On Block Days Th./Fri., I check Raider Reminders. 

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Welcome slide posted as students enter classroom. Students are expected to first get out supplies, then write in RR, then get out Chromebook (if required) and then finish the first five with the "after writing in RR..." Daily slides are posted in Canvas as well, with instructions for students who were absent. RR is checked periodically and stamped for participation points.

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First Five: students dress and check the white board/ agenda. Important messages, make up dates, and other relevant information iscommunicated.

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Daily Agenda, Big Question, Materials needed, HW, Student Role for the group projected on screen  and posted on Canvas before students they enter. Raider Reminder stamped daily and checked with workbook, notebook periodically for organization points.

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Homework and agenda are on the projector and I greet the kids and introduce the agenda and HW, they write that down in their RR, I go around and stamp RR. They earn points for each stamp. When the points are added into Synergy, they get one extra point per week (this also allows them to get full credit if they are absent. If they are absent the week, I excuse the points for that week)

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I don't have a ton of white board space in my classroom, so I no longer have a formal homework board. Our class Daily Agenda slide deck is projected during class time and embedded on Canvas for students and their grown-ups to access. We take the time at the start of each class to fill in our Raider Reminders together as a class. I then walk around the classroom and stamp student RRs when they are filled in correctly.

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First Five slide. Bulleted items are class work and check boxes are graded assignments with a due date.

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Key strategies to implement:

Color-coding:

Assign a different color to each subject to visually identify which class an assignment belongs to.

Immediate entry:

As soon as you receive an assignment, write down the due date and details in your planner right away.

Prioritization:

Use symbols like stars or exclamation points to highlight important tasks or upcoming tests.

Reminder stickers:

Utilize sticky notes or colored flags to mark approaching deadlines and important dates.

Regular review:

Make a habit of looking through your planner every morning and evening to stay updated on upcoming assignments and commitments.

Break down large projects:

If you have a big project, divide it into smaller manageable tasks with deadlines for each part.

Time management:

Estimate how long each task will take and schedule time to complete them.

Use a dedicated space:

Keep your planner in a visible location like your backpack or desk so you remember to access it regularly.

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Our daily agendas slide include important dates for homework, events. etc. Every Monday, students write in their Raider Reminders the upcoming dates included on our slide.

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Each day, we start the period looking at our slide, going over our agenda, and writing specific things in our RR as a class. We (teacher/IAs) then check that their RR is filled out when we check their Learning Strategies Checklist.

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Clearly displayed expectations on a daily and weekly basis. Students know where to look in order to understand what to do for the first five.

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Clearly displayed expectations on a daily and weekly basis. Students know where to look in order to understand what to do for the first five.

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Graphic organizers, assembly schedules, and other relevant information displayed in a high profile place in the classroom for students to reference

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Graphic organizers, assembly schedules, and other relevant information displayed in a high profile place in the classroom for students to reference

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Daily agenda outlines needed supplies- First Five 

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Daily agenda outlines needed supplies- First Five 

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With a goal of organization involved, students can reference needed materials in order to be prepared for the class. As teacher stands outside to greet students, they clearly know what they need to take out and how to prepare.

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With a goal of organization involved, students can reference needed materials in order to be prepared for the class. As teacher stands outside to greet students, they clearly know what they need to take out and how to prepare.

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Teacher planning is also important! Educators outline in detail, using checkboxes to ensure that curriculum is covered in a comprehensive and meaningful way

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Teacher planning is also important! Educators outline in detail, using checkboxes to ensure that curriculum is covered in a comprehensive and meaningful way

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As the period begins, student preview the quick write prompt before the class starts. This allows for the necessary "Think Time" The prompt is up on the board as they enter - the established routine being to grab the writing journal and taking out the Raider Reminder as they enter the classroom everyday.

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Students write HW in their Raider Reminder as part of the First 5 routine. The same agenda, with a copy of the notes linked, is posted on Canvas daily.

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Classroom homework board. Students can also find all daily activities and HW in the Canvas Calendar

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I post quizzes/tests on side board and on canvas way ahead of time. I do give the homework at the END of each lesson so they actually work on the lesson during class instead of the homework...which they don't know how to do yet. My Canvas Calendar is loaded with everything we did in class: labsheets, class notes, worksheets, homework. It's a one-stop-shop for all.

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Daily agenda with focus questions, core problems, and homework.

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This is the HW/Agenda board that is in my classroom. The students know that if there is a box next to the item it is homework. If there is a dot next to the task, it is something we will be doing in class, but will not become homework. Students fill this out during first 5 daily in their Raider Reminders. As the teacher, I stamp the Raider Reminders to make sure they have written down their daily agendas.

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Checks RR daily

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I have a check-in slide with assignments highlighted so they know what to write in their planners for all of my L/ classes. In L/ Strats we check planners daily, and they submit a picture of their Raider Reminder as evidence of their organization for their families.