The Other Side of the Spanish Classroom: Binders Galore 2

Time for post #2 about binders. This binder is now for my substitute teacher! This is the first year that I have a made a substitute binder. I've always though that it was a great idea but never created one until my administration told us we had to have one. I looked online (mainly pinterest and teacherspayteachers) for some examples before creating my own. Here are some of the examples I based mine off of:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Substitute-Teacher-Binder-122317
http://www.pinterest.com/alicia_eyer/substitute-teaching/
http://organized-chaos-teaching.blogspot.com/2012/02/sub-binders.html (this one I liked the best)

I've used it twice so far and I think it may have overwhelmed one sub but the other one loved having all the information organized for her. So I think I'll keep it at least a little while longer. (Sorry the pictures are sideways! When I open them up to rotate, they are right-side-up and I don't know how to rotate in this blog. If you know, please leave a comment and let me know how!) I put pictures of some of the pages but all of my sections are listed in the table of contents.

Cover of 3-ring binder

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Schedule/school map
3. Lesson Plans (not prepared ahead of time, only use this section if I know I'll be absent)
4. Emergency Lesson Plans (pre-planned lessons so if I suddenly get ill or have to leave, I don't have to worry about lesson plans because I already wrote them down!
5. Classroom Management
6. Class lists
7. Seating Charts (I need to be better about updating this.)
8. Emergency Procedures

9. Student Information (IEPs at a glance)

10. Notes for me!

Introduction
Talks about what my job looks like, thanks the sub for coming, etc.