Using this Parent Contact Information Form, teachers can gather important students information at the beginning of the school year.

Kick off the year with this back to school maze worksheet, where kindergartners trace a path from a friendly classmate to the schoolhouse. Answer key included—no-prep fun for the very first week.

Using this Back to School Graph Worksheet, students complete and analyze a graph using the given data about school supplies.

Using this Bus List Worksheet, teachers can keep track of student bus assignments on this teacher form.

This About Me worksheet lets kindergarten students draw a self-portrait and share their name, age, and favorite things for back to school. A no-prep, open-ended way to build confidence and classroom community.

Using thisWrite and Draw Your Name Worksheet, studentspractice writing your name and draw a picture of yourself.

Using this Parent Volunteer Form, teachers keep track of their classroom volunteers.

UsingMy Address Envelopes and Letters Worksheet, students practice writing their home address on envelopes and post cards.

This Write Your Name Worksheet is a perfect way for your students to practice writing and spelling their name.

Using Writing about School Worksheet, students draw, write, or tell about something that you remember from a day at school to build their writing skills.

Using This is Me Worksheet, students share information about themselves to their new class to build culture in your classroom!

Using My Address Write and Draw Worksheet, students practice writing their home address, then draw a picture of their house.

Using thisParent Teacher Conference Form, teachers keep track of their parent teacher conferences times and families.

UsingName Plates Worksheet, students and teachers write names on these name plates to label classroom desks.

Using Important Telephone Number Worksheet, students fill in the numbers on a blank telephone.

Using Dialing Telephone Number Worksheet, students fill in the numbers on a blank telephone.