Now that the year is winding to an end, I finally figured out that I needed something to keep papers in for students that were absent - took me a while to figure that out! :) I made a couple of Absentee Folders to put everything in the day students are absent so I can hand the folder to them the next day instead of hunting for everything they missed. I printed the folder covers and inside labels, laminated them and ran them through the xyron to stick them on. Pretty easy! Click on the pages below to download - both covers and inside labels included. There are two versions so far:
Graphics/Fonts/Alphabets are from Lettering Delights and Scrappin' Doodles
I saw these on Pinterest. They are adorable! Thanks for sharing. I'm now a follower!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
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Where did you get the font for the robot folder?
ReplyDeletesuper cute and great idea! thanks for sharing! my husband and I went to naples on our honeymoon last summer. we LOVED it! it was great, how lucky you are to teach there!
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to get the download. What am I doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteI am doing a robot theme this year, and I would love to make a folder like this.
Thanks so much!
I'm not sure - I just checked and it worked for me.
DeleteDo you think you could email it to me?
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When I try to get the picture, I receive a message that says I don't have permission to access it. Below is what it tells me when I click, "Learn more."
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Cindy, would you please email me the file? I cannot get it to work for me for some reason.
ReplyDeleteI would be so appreciative.
Hi Cindy! Please allow me access to print this terrific "absentee folder" template. I'm using a Robot theme for my 3rd grade class this school year. Thanks!
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