Printable Hall Passes: 6 Black and White Student Passes for School

Saturday, August 5, 2017

I always want to know where my students are, and these passes make it easy. There is a pass for every trip out of the room, from the restroom to the nurse, office, and library.

These printable hall passes cover every trip out of your room, from the restroom to the nurse, office, and library. They are black and white, so you print them on any school copier on bright cardstock and they still pop. Laminate them once and they last all year.

Printable black and white hall passes cover

What is in it

  • Boys' pass
  • Girls' pass
  • Hall pass
  • Nurse's pass
  • Office pass
  • Library pass

See every page in the Printable Hall Passes preview on TPT.

How to use it

  • Print on bright cardstock and laminate
  • Hang by the door on a hook or lanyard
  • Students grab the pass they need, so you always know where they are

Where it fits

  • Back to school setup
  • Classroom management routines
  • Classrooms with no color printer
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade classrooms

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.92 stars from 12 ratings.

"I absolutely love these! They are perfect for my Kinders when put onto a bracelet. Impossible to lose!"

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Ready for back to school?

Print on bright cardstock, laminate once, and hang them by the door.

Get the Printable Hall Passes on TPT

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

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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I'm Jessica, a teacher and a mom of 4. I started making resources for my own Pre-K to 1st grade kiddos back in 2012, and Teachers Follow Teachers grew from there.

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