1-TAP SUPPLY KIT · K–8

Plans thin, missing or done by 10:30?You’re covered.

A calm, high-engagement supply day from one screen. Full day plans when there’s nothing left for you, quick tools when the plans run out early. No prep. No student logins. No ads on student screens.

Launch the Supply Day K–8
  • ✓ Built by an Ontario elementary teacher
  • ✓ No sign-in, no student accounts
  • ✓ Student screens stay ad-free
THE 3-STEP SUPPLY DAY

Turn a chaotic assignment into your easiest day of the week.

Walk into a room with thin or unclear plans? Follow the day in three moves, from first bell to last.

  1. 01
    The Good Morning Fix on a classroom screenMystery Build cover
    ARRIVAL & ENTRY · BEFORE 9:30

    Students walk in to something to do.

    Solves: arriving to a room with no instructions while students come in.

    Project the Good Morning Fix™ (K–3) or a Mystery Build™ (Grades 1–8) on the front board. Students notice, settle and start, with no long speech from you.

  2. 02
    Indoor recess games coverInter❤Missions cover
    MID-DAY GAPS · 9:30–1:45

    Fill the gap before it fills itself.

    Solves: surprise indoor recess, work finished early, or an awkward 15 minutes before lunch.

    Launch Indoor Recess Games or Inter❤Missions™ from your screen. The whole class plays together off the projector. No student devices.

  3. 03
    The Last Bell Fix on a classroom screenThe Last 20 Minutes cover
    THE FINAL STRETCH · 1:45–DISMISSAL

    Land the day calmly.

    Solves: afternoon restlessness, chaotic packing up and missed dismissal routines.

    Run The Last Bell Fix™ (K–3) for the final 10 minutes: the best part of the day, tomorrow’s agenda, a clean dismissal. Older class? The Last 20 Minutes™ (Grades 1–8) closes the day with a short mission.

The Supply Fix™ day plan on a laptop and classroom screen
NOTHING LEFT FOR YOU AT ALL?

The Supply Fix™ runs the whole day.

Pick the exact grade and the time you have. Press TEACH. Move through each lesson with NEXT STEP. Lesson packs, answer keys and printouts all follow that choice, so the screen and the paper always match.

  • K–8 exact grade
  • 1 period or a full day
  • Visits 1–3 new lessons each day
  • Offline core lessons
  • Handoff report built in
END OF THE DAY · 30 SECONDS

Leave a note the classroom teacher will actually remember.

Fill it in, then copy, print or share. It stays on your device. Nothing is sent or saved anywhere. Leave student names out.

What we used today

PASS IT ON

Know a supply teacher who needs a lifeline today?

Supply teaching is hard enough. Send this kit to a colleague, a friend on practicum or your local occasional teacher group. One short link: thefixesprogram.com/supply

📄 Printable pocket card (PDF)

THE FIXES PROGRAM™SUPPLY DAY KIT
  1. ARRIVEGood Morning · Mystery Build
  2. GAPIndoor Recess Games
  3. LAST BELLLast Bell · Last 20
thefixesprogram.com/supply
QUESTIONS TEACHERS ASK

Before you press start.

Do I still follow the classroom teacher’s plans?

Yes, always first. Use the kit to fill a gap, settle a transition or cover work that finishes early. Use the full Supply Fix™ day only when there’s nothing left for you. Follow student accommodations and local safety procedures.

Do students need accounts or devices?

No. The whole class works from your shared screen and printed copies. No logins, no student data.

Does it work without Wi-Fi?

The Supply Fix™ core lessons work offline once the files are loaded. Linked games need internet. The built-in 60-second Ready Challenge stays as a fallback. Print teacher plans and student copies before the day when you can.

Can I keep my notes private on a projector?

Use the private teacher window on your laptop with an extended display. If the projector mirrors your laptop, use the printed teacher plan so answers and notes stay off the big screen.

What goes in the sub note?

What was taught, what was skipped, what’s left to collect and how the day went. Leave student names out. The note is built on your device and is never sent to us.

Is it really free?

Yes. Free means free: no subscriptions, no locked resources and no ads on student screens, ever. If it saved your day, you can say thanks afterward.

Emergency sub plans for US teachers?

Same kit. Supply teacher, occasional teacher (Ontario) and substitute teacher all describe the same job. Every tool works in K–8 classrooms in Canada and the US. Lessons aren’t tied to a specific state or provincial curriculum.