Daily Checklists
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Communication between home and school is critical! As teachers, we found it difficult, sometimes impossible, to write a full description of each student's daily activities to send home, and yet we wanted our parents to have enough information to have a conversation with their child. Over the years, we created a system for communicating between home and school that is as simple as checking some boxes with the option to write more when there was time. Many teachers have found these forms useful so we are sharing them with you.
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School-to-Home Checklists
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Here are two examples of the daily school checklists we've used. They can easily be individualized for each student. You might consider adding medical information such as seizure activity or positioning and exercise when appropriate. Parents have been able to use these forms as documentation to show their child's doctor or outside therapist. It's also a great way to provide consistency and reinforce behavior between home and school.
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Home-to-School Checklists
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In some circumstances it can be difficult to get information from home. These simple checklists are a great way to encourage families to communicate information that might affect your student's behavior/day. We also included a checklist we used to support families of high school students who have issues with daily hygiene as well as one for managing girls' menstrual cycles.
Many teachers copy the school and home checklists back to back. |
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