Morning meeting upper elementary

What is your morning routine in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades? Three tips and resources for a smooth and productive classroom morning routine in upper elementary. The best ideas to start the day in the classroom.

Strong morning routines = the basis for the day! Anyone else ever feel unprepared in the morning and then realize they just set the tone for the entire day?

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.

Five simple ways to tweak morning meetings for upper elementary to help build a strong class community and student-student relationships.

Morning Meeting is the best part of the day in my 4th-grade classroom, and I want to share some of my fourth graders’ favorite morning meeting activities. These morning meeting activities are ones that we use all year to work on teamwork, classroom community, and just having fun building relationships together!

Are you looking for a new morning routine in your upper elementary classroom? Soft starts are a way to ease your students into the morning while helping them connect with one another and meeting their social emotional needs.

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.

Morning meetings can support social-emotional learning in all the best ways! Use some of these morning meeting ideas to work on social-emotional skills and community building to give your day a positive start. (morning routine, elementary, SEL, class meeting, classroom community, morning meeting routines)

Classroom community building activities and free ideas and lesson plans to kick off the school year or implement at any time.