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Substitute binder pages: cover, class roster, notes page

Substitute binder pages — a binder cover page lettered "Substitute Binder" in large type with an empty panel below labelled "Teacher", "Room" and "Grade" on blank lines, a thin decorative border around the page, drawn as a tidy school form with a double rule border, serif headings and ruled boxes
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Reading 1Binder cover
Reading 2Class roster
Reading 3Notes for teacher

Teachers keep a substitute binder so a cover teacher can run the day without them. The three pages are a binder cover with blank lines for teacher, room and grade, a class roster with twenty-five numbered rows, and a notes page the substitute fills in, with sections for absences, what was finished and who helped. The styles are classic, botanical and modern. Type a twist, such as a schedule page, and the same pages can take it.

  • a binder kept on the teacher's desk
  • a handover for a cover teacher
  • a class roster for a day away

Frequently asked questions

How many rows are on the roster?
Twenty-five numbered rows, with columns for student name, notes and pick-up.
What does the notes page ask?
Absent, what we finished, helpful students and please follow up, each section with four blank lines.
Is the cover page filled in?
Only the labels are printed: Teacher, Room and Grade, on blank lines for the teacher to write in.
What is the difference between the styles?
Classic is a tidy school form with a double rule and serif headings, botanical has a leaf-and-vine border, and modern is a clean form with a color block header.

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