Editable Sticky Notes for Teachers: To Do, Copy, Missing Work and More

Saturday, July 13, 2019

Teachers live on sticky notes, so why not make them work harder? These are already filled in, so you can print a stack of to do lists and notes home in minutes.

These editable sticky notes for teachers are already filled in, so you can print a stack of to do lists, copy requests, missing work notes, and parent notes in minutes. Print the template on cardstock, stick 3" x 3" sticky notes on the squares, and print your notes right onto them. You can change the wording to fit your classroom. Open the file in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader so the editable text works correctly.

Editable printable sticky notes for teachers on a desk

What is in it

  • Template for 3" x 3" sticky notes
  • 6 to do list notes
  • 6 copy request notes
  • 6 note home notes
  • 6 absent student notes
  • 6 supplies needed notes
  • 6 missing assignment notes
  • 6 lunch count notes
  • 6 communication log notes
  • 13 pages total

See every page in the Editable Sticky Notes preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Classroom organization
  • Parent communication
  • Tracking missing work and absences

Where it fits

  • Teacher desks and sub tubs
  • Copy room requests
  • Notes home in take-home folders
  • Teachers of any grade level

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 23 ratings.

"My handwriting isn't the best, so these are seriously a life saver!"

"These templates are awesome! I had several complements from parents and aids!"

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Notes that do the work

Print a stack for your desk and your sub tub and save yourself the scribbling.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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