THIS WEEK
Sessions grouped by day, one materials list for the whole week, and a mark-taught ritual short enough to survive the post-class parking lot.
Monday
Wednesday
THE 90-SECOND RITUAL
Right after class, while you still remember which kid finally got it: how the lesson went, who was there, a note per child. That's the whole ritual — about ninety seconds.
Those notes aren't busywork. They're the only raw material your attendance records and progress reports draw on — so the reports stay grounded in what actually happened, not what the plan said would.
How did it go?
"Fraction war got loud in the best way. June was out — send the strips home with her packet."
→ counted toward attendance · saved for June's progress report
WHAT TO BRING
Every subject's supplies roll up into a single weekly list with tick-off checkboxes. Materials live as structured rows — item, quantity, kind — not prose buried in a paragraph, which is why the list actually works at the grocery store on Sunday.
What to bring
OCT 12–16every subject, one list
THE DETAILS
ONE HOME
DRAG DAYS
REFIT
COMBINE
SKIP & BUMP
SUNDAY EMAIL
KEEP EXPLORING
Open This Week, see what's coming, tick what to bring. Close the laptop.