New term and new timetable. There were just a few minor changes that I needed to make to the Children’s Timetable from Term 2.
I have been creating these timetables for a couple of years now and find them to be very helpful in assisting the children to organise themselves and their belongings for the school day.
I photocopy the document onto A3 sized paper and place it on the wall where it is easy for all children to see.
As with the last timetable, the font I have used in the table, is called Victorian Modern Cursive. This is the style of handwriting taught in primary schools through out Victoria. This may not show up on correctly your computer, but you can download it freely from the Victorian Govt Education website. I like to use this font for the preschoolers and younger school age children, as it helps them become familiar with the way the will need to write the alphabet.
2008 Term 3 Children’s Timetable.
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You are such an inspiration! I have got a bit disorganised this year especialyl in the last few months and need to get my act together ASAP. I will be re-reading your blog for inspiration and ideas. I never struggled with the paper war before - I always had an immaculate desk at home and work - but these days with a toddler in the mix it is overcoming me. Last night I filled two boxes with paper recyling, tonight the rest is getting filed. In my case the systems are fine - they used to work beautifully and still could - but because I can’t file immediately with a toddler around my legs it tends to stay in the ‘to file’ pile - which never used to even exist!
Gypsys last blog post..Worth musing over
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