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We all have times when we need to take a sick day at the last minute. When those moments occur, it is nice to have a sub tub on hand to ease our minds. But sometimes we know ahead of time that we’ll be out. In those cases, I’m a fan of flipping my sub plans.
Flipping your sub plans allows you to return to school without missing a beat. Students love that they can continue working on their projects and subs love that they don’t have to stress about teaching something new.
If you have some pre-planned absences coming up, I encourage you to watch the video and see just how easy it is to flip your plans!
How do you handle pre-planned absences when it comes to sub plans?
What are your tips and tricks for helping other art teachers flip their sub plans?
Jennifer is an middle school art teacher in Kansas who is passionate about creating an organized, well-managed environment where students feel comfortable to learn and explore.
