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Fun Stuff

Kee a folder filled with fun activities on each subject - crosswords, word searches, coloring sheets. These are great to use for students who finish work before other students.
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Practice

Practice lessons before you present them to the class. This way you can iron out necessary details before you present it to the class.
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Model Plan

A model lesson plan could look like this -

I. Title
II. Materials
III. Intro
IV. Lesson
V. Activity
VI. Conclusion
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Subs

Make sure lesson plans are clearly understandable for when you have a sub.
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Activity Variety

Add some variety into your classroom. Donīt just do worksheets all the time. Add some group activities, drama, games, computer activities, media, and more activities.
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Binder

Keep a binder with all your lessons in it. You can have different binders for each subject.
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