Morning work activities 1st grade

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Learn how to set up a paperless morning work routine in your 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!

Creating a calm morning routine in the classroom is essential for starting the day on the right foot! Check out these tips and procedures!

Brain bins are morning tubs that are integrated into the classroom to promote problem-solving, boost creativity, and engage students in open-ended creativity. Learn how Miss DeCarbo sets up and manages brain bins, and find TONS of ideas for morning tubs!

In my last post, I started talking about Morning Work Activities that don't involve worksheets! Check out some other ideas!

Start a new routine in the morning and try Morning Tub Activities. Kids will engage in independent, hands-on activities and have fun reviewing and learning.

Morning Meeting Activities will help students fall in love with school! Help students become life longer learners by implementing morning meeting!

Morning work worksheets for kindergarten are valuable resources that provide young learners with engaging activities to start their day off right. These worksheets are designed to target key skills and concepts such as letter recognition, number sense, fine motor skills, and more. With a variety of fun and interactive exercises, students can strengthen their understanding of important foundational concepts while enjoying the process. Whether it's tracing letters, counting objects, or…