PG Movie Permission Slip Editable

About this resource

Movie day needs a signed slip from every family, and a way to see who has sent it back. This editable PDF gives you the slips, a whole-year letter, a return roster and a roll-up that adds the counts for you.

EVERYTHING INSIDE (21 pages)

• A one-movie permission slip, a full page: movie title, date of the movie, return-by date, a rating line (G, PG or PG-13), a box for "my child HAS permission" and a box for "my child does NOT have permission", notes lines and a parent signature.
• A whole-year letter for the school year, with a Yes and a No box for G, PG and PG-13, and a signature.
• Three whole-year slips, one each for G, PG and PG-13.
• A cut-apart sheet with 2 slips to a page, and a second cut-apart sheet with 4 slips to a page, for the teacher to cut before the slips go home.
• A blank note slip for any movie, with a large box for your own note.
• A Dear Families letter to send home with the slip: movie title, date, rating and return-by date, a place for your school's own words, and a line for a student whose slip does not come back.
• A return roster with 18 student rows, and a roll-up with 10 movie rows and a whole-year count.
• A phrase bank of 9 sentence starters in 4 groups (before the movie, a slip is not back yet, thank you, movie day), each ending in a blank, plus 7 lines for your own starters.
• A movie day checklist: six steps, and a plan for any student whose slip is not back yet.
• A binder cover with a spine, and 10 divider tabs (Ratings, One Movie, Whole Year, Cut Slips, Blank Note, Roster, Roll-Up, Phrases, Movie Day, Examples).
• A ratings page with a table for your school's rule for each rating, and a blank line for the district's rule.
• A filled-in example with an invented class: a completed one-movie slip, and a completed return roster with its roll-up counts added up.
• Start Here, how-to, the terms of use, and a thank-you page with credits.

How To Edit

Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Preview or your browser. Click a line or a box and type. Save As to keep a clean blank copy. This is a fillable PDF, not a slide deck, so there is nothing to unlock or ungroup. Check boxes are small boxes you type an X into.

Print Tips

Print on letter paper at 100 percent. The lines and boxes are dark, so the slips photocopy in black and white. Print the binder cover, spine and tabs on cardstock. Cut the two cut-apart sheets on the dashed lines before the slips go home.

Family Names Stay Private

Not A School Or District Policy

This is a set of forms. It does not decide which movies you show or which ratings your class allows. You write the rule on the ratings page, and the district's rule goes on its own blank line.

Who This Is For

Classroom teachers, special education and resource room teachers, and the aides and substitutes who send the slips home and track them.

What This Is, And What It Is Not

A set of forms and a tracking roster. The example class, the students, the movie and the signatures are invented, and the example pages say so.