Absent Work Bulletin Board Template

The start of the school year can be an exciting, but chaotic time! As teachers, we are trying to make sure we are as organized as we can be to set ourselves (and our students) up for a successful school year. It is easy for us to forget everything we may need. One organization system that we cannot overlook pertains to when students are absent.

We know that whether a student misses a day or a week of school, it is easy to lose track of the work they need to make up when they return. Having a system to keep up with their missed assignments is critical. This is an Absent Work Bulletin Board Template to help you!

Included in this set:

--Capital letters to spell “I WAS ABSENT!”

--Headers for Period 1 – 7

--Headers for Monday – Friday

--Blank calendars for August – July

This is ideal for any grade level. The period headers are most ideal for middle and high school teachers. The days of the week headers are most ideal for any grade level.

You can use manila folders to display on the bulletin board and attach the headers of your choice. You can staple the corresponding calendar to the board as well. On the calendar, you can write the assignment for that day if you had a student absent. You could also just write the name of the student along with the day they were absent, so they know which folder to check.

There are a variety of ways you can make this organization system work for you and your students!

I hope you enjoy!

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