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Back-to-school printables: first-day sign, lunchbox notes and homework chart in three styles

Back-to-school printables — a doorstep sign reading "FIRST DAY OF" in large letters across the upper half with one wide ruled blank beneath it for the grade and a small pencil at the corner, drawn as chalk on a slate board with soft dusty strokes, hand-lettered capitals and a faint smudged wipe behind the words

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Reading 1First day sign
Reading 2Lunchbox notes
Reading 3Homework chart

September's paper at home: a FIRST DAY OF sign with a blank grade line for the doorstep photo, a sheet of twelve lunchbox notes, a chore-and-homework chart, a teacher thank-you card. Drawn in chalkboard, apple-and-pencil, or clean pastel — wording spelled exactly wherever it appears. Ask for a homeschool version, or a last-day-of-school sign, and it redraws.

  • a first-day-of-school sign for the doorstep photo
  • a sheet of lunchbox notes for the week
  • a homework and chore chart for the fridge
  • a teacher thank-you card

Frequently asked questions

Does the sign have a blank space for the grade?
Yes — FIRST DAY OF prints large with a blank grade line, filled in by hand each year.
How many lunchbox notes are on one sheet?
Twelve small notes print per sheet, ready to cut apart into individual notes for the week.
Is there a last-day-of-school version?
Yes — type 'for the last day instead' in the direction field and the sign redraws for that milestone.
Does this work for homeschooling?
Ask for it 'for a homeschool year' and the chart and sign shift to suit that routine instead of a first-day-of-school moment.

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