We are passionate about helping teachers here at Rainbow Sky Creations. We remember how exciting and daunting starting your teaching career can be. That’s why we are here to help!
Have you joined our exclusive Facebook Group for New Aussie teachers yet? We are a supportive community that shares teacher tips, hacks, resources and more. Join us HERE!
Teacher tip: Don’t leave until you grab your exclusive freebies at the end of this post!
We have compiled a range of our blog posts (+ a freebie) that we feel are particularly helpful for beginning teachers. We decided to put them all in one spot, so they are super easy to access. Pick and choose what articles suit you best:
- 3 Things you can do over the holidays to prep for your first year
- 10 tips for new teachers
- So I got a teaching job – now what?
- A letter to a new grad teacher
- 5 easy back to school activities
- 8 things I do to prepare for back to school
- 5 ways to make self-care a priority
- The secret weapon to surviving your first year of teaching
- 7 things we wish we knew as early career teachers
- 5 secrets to help you have a successful first year of teaching
- 6 things we want new teachers to know
- 3 Things a New Teacher can do over the Holidays to Prepare for Next Year
- Teacher, You Are NOT Alone
- The Biggest Mistake I made as a First Year Teacher
- What is your New Teacher Type quiz
We also run a first-year teacher membership. Tap into our combined 20+ years of teaching experience and fast track yourself into becoming the confident and efficient teacher you really want to be! The doors are open only twice a year. Click here to sign up or jump on our waiting list.
Additionally, we have created an exclusive freebie for our new teacher friends that we think you will love. One key to success in the teaching world is being organised. This mini teaching assessment planner will help you begin preparing your teaching content each term and assist you in staying on top of ‘all the things’ related to assessment.
Remember to use this planner by setting objective targets for the term. There are going to be times when you fall behind in a subject due to unforeseen circumstances. Which is okay! If this happens you have your assessment targets written down, making it easier to review what you aimed to achieve and make adjustments where needed. Teaching is about being flexible, and at the end of the day, you’ll get it done!
Get your free copy here by clicking on the image below:
Yay, I’m a teacher! Now what do I do? Go from New to Experienced Teacher— without spending years trying to figure it out on your own. Download your free guide to get instant answers to questions asked by many new teachers.
Need more help? Our First Year Survival Kit may just be what you are looking for! Click here to check it out.
What to read next:
5 secrets to help you have a successful first year of teaching
6 things we want new teachers to know
