SilverSabre25 11:54 AM 02-13-2014
Show me yours
And can I borrow it?
Blackcat31 12:10 PM 02-13-2014
Here is mine.
I also have a different sign in/out sheet that I used before that is an entire week on one page but there is no place to have parents sign or initial so I like this one better.
Cat Herder 12:16 PM 02-13-2014
I can't remember if you have MMK or not
I just print mine from there.
Attendance - Reports - Sign In/Sign Out - Print
blandino 12:19 PM 02-13-2014
Meeko 01:44 PM 02-13-2014
I print off a monthly calendar for each family and put it in a file alphabetically by last name.
They sign in and out on the appropriate date. That way, If there is ever a question like "was Jimmy here a week last Tuesday?" I don't have to figure out what day that would have been. I just glance at the calendar.
daycarediva 01:47 PM 02-13-2014
I use my mycheckinkids.
jenboo 01:49 PM 02-13-2014
SunnyDay 07:23 PM 02-13-2014
Here is mine, I have it saved as a Google Document if anyone would like it. I printed Thursday and Friday on the back of the page, so each week only takes 1 sheet of paper.
coolconfidentme 03:08 AM 02-14-2014
Annalee 08:18 AM 02-14-2014
Here is my sign-in sheet. I was audited by the state subsidy/certificate office 4 years ago. At that time I was allowing parents to initial but then was informed through a long process that the state only accepted first & last name signature. So now I have single sign-in sheets divided in a notebook binder per each child.
Annalee 08:21 AM 02-14-2014
Originally Posted by Annalee:
Here is my sign-in sheet. I was audited by the state subsidy/certificate office 4 years ago. At that time I was allowing parents to initial but then was informed through a long process that the state only accepted first & last name signature. So now I have single sign-in sheets divided in a notebook binder per each child.
Sorry, I am unable to upload the sign-in sheet I use.
Annalee 08:58 AM 02-14-2014
I think I got it to load this time.
SilverSabre25 12:09 PM 02-14-2014
Thank you all for sharing!
Annalee, yours fits my needs perfectly, thank you!
Crazy8 12:46 PM 02-14-2014
I can't post mine cause it has the kids names on it but basically I have a 5 line box for each child - has their name at the top and then 5 boxed rows for days of the week and then columns for time in, signature, time out, signature.
I can fit about 6 to a page which is fine since my max allowed is 5 (but sometimes I have 6 due to part timers). I have one sheet per week. When I have more than 6 kids its a pain to have 2 pages but I haven't found any other sign in sheets I like.
rebekki78 07:44 PM 02-14-2014
I currently do not require signature of parents on my time and attendance forms. Is this a licensing requirement (Michigan) and if not, what is the importance of this? Should I be putting this into practice? Some of the children do not get picked up each day as they go to another parents house after school. Do you have them sign it at start of next care day? At the end of the week? This now has me thinking
Cradle2crayons 08:33 PM 02-14-2014
I use the same sheet I document my meals on to document attendance... As well as mmk.
Annalee 08:25 AM 02-15-2014
Originally Posted by SilverSabre25:
Thank you all for sharing!
Annalee, yours fits my needs perfectly, thank you!
You are welcome!
countrymom 08:42 AM 02-18-2014
funny how someone so seasoned would need one too. Can you tell I'm doing my books lol!
SilverSabre25 08:46 AM 02-18-2014
Originally Posted by countrymom:
funny how someone so seasoned would need one too. Can you tell I'm doing my books lol!
never really felt like bothering with one before. being unlicensed, no one is making me.
countrymom 09:35 AM 02-18-2014
how did you do it when people payed you. I have to keep track incase I get audited.
SilverSabre25 01:26 PM 02-18-2014
Originally Posted by countrymom:
how did you do it when people payed you. I have to keep track incase I get audited.
MMK.
I just didn't have the parent signing it.
SilverSabre25 01:28 PM 02-18-2014
To be fair, I *could* have been merely looking for a new or different one.