What should I take to casual teaching?

So here we go… 5 items we like to keep in our casual teacher bag:

  • Stationery Supplies. It is good to have a personal pencil case of supplies that you can use throughout the day.
  • Favourite Picture Books.
  • A Backup Lesson.
  • A Teacher Feedback Form and Thank you Card.
  • A Packet of Uno Cards.

What do I bring to a casual teacher day?

It’s also a good idea to bring some basic stationery items with you such as whiteboard markers and an eraser, pens, correction tape, pencils, erasers, stickers and sticky notes.

What do first year teachers need?

First Year Teacher Essentials Checklist

  • sticky notes.
  • tissues.
  • a timer.
  • manual pencil sharpener.
  • clipboard.
  • stapler.
  • binder clips.
  • dry erase markers.

What do you give a teacher for Appreciation Week?

50 Great Teacher Gift Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week

  • School Supplies. Most teachers supply their own classrooms, and about mid-year- things can look a little bleak.
  • Personalized Hand Sanitizer.
  • Message Board.
  • A Calendar.
  • Board Games.
  • Chocolate.
  • Handwritten Note to Their Principal.
  • Hand Warmers.

Do casual teachers get holiday pay?

c) Casual teachers are employed on a daily basis and are not paid for normal public holidays or for school vacations. Casual teachers are eligible for payment of salary if a special school holiday is granted or a local show day is proclaimed a public holiday on a day on which the teacher would normally be on duty.

How do casual teachers get paid?

Casual teaching rates Casual teachers with a graduate-level of accreditation are paid a minimum daily rate of $381.41 and teachers with a proficient level of accreditation are paid a minimum daily rate of $460.01 (current as of 01 January 2022). Find out more about casual teaching in NSW public schools.

Is relief teaching good?

Casual relief teaching (CRT) is a great way for teachers to readdress that work-life balance. Or for those new to the profession, it’s a way to dip your toe in before committing to a permanent position.

How does relief teaching work?

Defining Relief Teaching Relief teachers are employed by schools on a casual basis to temporarily replace absent teachers. Relief teachers are trained, registered, professional teachers who deliver the curriculum to students. We’re so much more than a body in a room or a babysitter.

What teachers need most?

17 Essential Supplies for New Teachers

  1. Antibacterial wipes. Your classroom won’t be a blank slate for long.
  2. Tissues. Just like wipes, tissues are a must-have, no matter the season.
  3. Hand sanitizer.
  4. Shower board.
  5. Whiteboard markers.
  6. Pens and pencils.
  7. Colored duct tape.
  8. Storage bins, shelves, and tubs.

What are 10 things classroom must-have?

10 Classroom Must-Haves

  • A Stash of Basic Supplies. Basic, essential school supplies, such as pencils can be a lifesaver.
  • Emergency Substitute Teacher Packets.
  • Plastic Storage Bins.
  • Reading Corner.
  • Wall of Fame.
  • Wall Organizers.
  • Personal Planner/Lesson Book Combination.
  • Bell-Ringers (or Warm-Up Activities).