How it works
This book fair sign up sheet opens on 12 lines: Set-up, a Cashier and a Floor helper line for each day from Monday to Friday, and Pack-up. Three columns, Shift 1 to Shift 3, take the names.
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Write the three shift times once
Press Print the sign up sheet and write the fair dates and a time for each shift on the top lines. A volunteer finds a day and a job, then writes a name in the box under one shift.
Class visits and family night
The book fair class sign up sheet has 20 lines for teachers, with Day, Time and Students columns. A grid does the same job with printed times from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM and a column for each weekday. Family night has eight jobs, from Greeter at the door to Wish list table.
- Student wish list slips print four to a page, with three book lines each.
- The teacher wish list has a Bought by column for families to sign.
Questions and answers
What jobs are on the book fair volunteer sign up sheet?
Four: Set-up, Cashier, Floor helper and Pack-up. Cashier and Floor helper repeat for each day from Monday to Friday. A second sheet gives each volunteer one line, with weekday boxes and a Can run the register box.
How do classes sign up for a book fair visit?
On the class sheet each teacher writes a grade, a day, a time and how many students. On the grid a teacher writes a name in one box, at a printed time under a weekday.
Does the page name a book fair company or any books?
No. Every sheet is blank where a title would go, and no company, publisher, author or price is printed.
Can volunteers sign up online here?
No. These are sheets to print and hang in the library or send home. The page takes in no names.