Morning meeting theme days

My first job at a school very much believed in the power of Morning Meeting. I was able to meld my Morning Meeting time into a tradition.

A list of 105 morning meeting sharing ideas that you can use right away during morning meeting as a great class community builder.

Your students will love answering these free morning meeting share questions and talking about their thoughts, opinions, and stories during the first week of school. Perfect for the question of the day for Kindergarten, first grade, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade. Sharing prompts facilitate classroom community building and social emotional learning. Make a great addition to a responsive classroom and perfect for virtual and distance learning the first week of school.

In this blog post, I'll be sharing some exciting and interactive morning meeting games that you can play with your students at any time of year. Whether you're looking for a quick icebreaker or a longer team-building activity, I've got you covered. So, grab your coffee and let's get started!

All it really takes to introduce a community meeting theme { and get it posted on your wall for students to reference } is one short read aloud and discussion session with your students. Read on to learn how I introduce our community meeting themes at the beginning of the year to set the f

Take time to ponder questions that go beyond the curriculum.

These morning meeting games will save you time and energy when planning each day. They engage and excite students and give them purpose for the duration of the day. Try them with your students today!

Looking to start morning meeting with your 4th or 5th graders? Learn how to structure your morning meeting by incorporating greetings, games and activities, questions for discussion, self reflection, and more! It's possible to even have a virtual morning meeting, if you are currently distance learning. Based on ideas from Responsive Classroom.

These mental and physical morning meeting games are the perfect way to start the day in the primary education classroom. Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students will enjoy using their brain and bodies during these hands-on games and brain break activities. Use them to work on social and emotional skills and to get everyone in a good mood before starting the academic tasks of the day. Grab the FREE morning meeting slides and cards to help you get started!

My first job at a school very much believed in the power of Morning Meeting. I was able to meld my Morning Meeting time into a tradition.