Fifth grade morning meeting

Morning meeting in kindergarten is such an important part of the day. Use these free morning meeting question handouts to lead discussions with your students. Morning meeting helps to build a positive community with your students. Click to read about the morning meeting steps we use in kindergarten and get these free morning meeting handouts.

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.

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.

The first component of Morning Meeting (the greeting) is really important because it lets kids feel welcome in their class. These 4 Morning Meeting greetings are supposed to be useful for any teacher of any subject area. Whether you teach a special area class, like art or music, or you teach a specific content area or grade, my hope is that these activities can be used and adapted to your liking depending on what you want to do with your class. This one can be as easy or hard as you want it…

Teaching integrity and honesty to your upper elementary students? Read about my favorite integrity activities and get free suggestions for integrity books to read aloud, integrity videos that help surround students with honesty and integrity examples, integrity and honesty quotes for students to analyze, and more! Or, grab my done-for-you integrity and honesty activities and 20-day teaching unit!

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.

Find out what why an established classroom morning routine is so important and how you can effectively implement one with these 6 tips!

Hello amazing educators! I hope it's warm and sunny where you are! Just checking in with some morning work ideas for when school time rolls back around!

I love Morning Meetings with my sixth graders. Our typical Morning Meetings follow the structure from Responsive Classroom, but there are some days that we spend a lot longer on activities than others. Sprinkled throughout the year, I love to teach my students mind games. These mind games are ones that can only be done…

Grab your FREE List of Morning Meeting Share Questions from Team J's Classroom Fun. This list includes 20 fun and engaging questions to use with your class during share. Click through to grab this Morning Meeting FREEBIE.