Substitute Plans... A thing of the past!

I have a substitute tomorrow... ugh

I never could create a full proof substitute lesson plan until now!  I have fallen in love with Google classroom this year.  I mostly just add announcements so my students find all my links:  google forms, applicable games, etc.  However, now my students are trained to go to google classroom every day that I have a substitute.  They select the link to my google slides which provides all instructions and links to the activities for the day.  This is such a time saver and if I am sick, I can just do it from home.  No more early trips to school to run copies and sub plans!!!

Here is an example of my lesson plan for tomorrow...

 
 

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