Seating Charts Made Easier!

Would you like to add details to your seating chart as well as have a handy place to track grades and/or assessments? With students now having so many needs to be aware of, this seating chart will make your life much easier, save you time, and give you peace of mind that vital information is readily visible!
FEATURES:
- Fillable form
- Each field automatically adjusts to length of text.
- Assessment table to track grades (12 squares)
- Fields for personalized extra information (like special education, health needs)
- Tab friendly fields to enter students in quickly 36 spaces available on each chart (Heaven help you if you need more!)
- 36 spaces available on each chart (Heaven help you if you need more!)
My use of these seating charts is how I stay organized, keep written records of assessments, and notate important information. I print them out on cardstock and put them on a metal ring so that together they provide a sturdy surface to write on. I also color code the seating charts by grade level.
Sample of a student:

This tells me the student is in special ed, has asthma and has been helper twice. I use an empty seating chart square to write in the date of an assessment and the description with a line to the corresponding square. Then I write in the grades for individual students as they are assessed and later transfer that to my school district’s online gradebook.
I print these charts out twice a year. Last year I had just printed them off in January, and the very next week I had a substitute who marked in sharpie their attendance in very big letters. Ugh!! Grrr. Speaking of substitutes, these seating charts help the substitutes out by giving them the information they are required to have to teach your classes. (Because of the information I put on them, I don’t let students get a good look at them.)
Now that I use this form, I spend so much less time making these charts than in the past. I can tab over to the next student instead of using the mouse to click on the next space. When you are creating seating charts with several hundred students, this is a huge time saver. Then your charts are clear and concise, and you are able to record grades in an organized manner.
To access this time saving form, head over to my library and download this free template. Happy tabbing!

This is just great. I wish I had this when I was teaching music. There are so many kids you see each day, you need this organization. Linda, thank you for doing this.
Hey there!
I would love to have the seating chart form. I hope this is the correct spot to fill out
Hello!
On this page: https://craftymusicmaker.com/seating-charts-made-easier/ there is a button right above my signature: Access Library. Then it will ask for your email address and first name which I don’t share. When I checked it, it took me straight to the library without asking for the password. I don’t know if that was because I’m the owner of the website. But I did have to put my name and email address in before then. Try that and let me know if you were successful or not.