Kindergarten morning meeting

Wondering what to do during morning meeting time? Read about our morning meeting greetings and activities that you can implement in your classroom!

Use these simple morning meeting games to start your school day right. Kids will love the games, and you will love how easy they are to use!

A great explanation of what Morning Meeting looks like in an early elementary classroom. #morninmeeting #kindergarten #preschool #prek #firstgrade #teachglittergrow

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.

In recent years, Morning Meeting has become my favorite part of the day. I believe it's because I put more effort into learning about it a...

Learn how to easily create a kindergarten morning routine that builds classroom community, sets the expectations for the day, and reviews important skills.

Make a Morning Meeting Digital Calendar Use Google Slides or PowerPoint to create a digital calendar for your morning meetings. Add the date, time, and meeting agenda, and share the calendar with your team so everyone is on the same

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)

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

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.