Teacher good morning slides

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These neutral daily agenda slides are perfect for morning or afternoon agendas and routines. Great for in person teaching or virtual in order to give your classroom a sense of organization of to do lists, morning work, specials, lunch menus, and more. My headers and clipart are all secured so all you have to do is add your own text boxes! Also included in this resource are rotation slides for your groups or centers.

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Do you ever feel rushed to complete everything as students enter the classroom? Does this list of responsibilities, such as checking folders and taking lunch counts,

I created this using Google Slides. I am sharing this because it is such a simple way to create morning slides for your classroom/kids. Yet, it still has an awesome aesthetic! All I did was create a new Google Slide and put everything I wanted to on there. My bitmoji and the little boho rainbow is what makes it look like I worked hard on it when in reality it is fairly simple!

Meeting Reminder

Digital morning messages are perfect for building classroom management and starting your day on the right foot. These seasonal morning message slides will help you with morning meetings all year long! Click here to take a closer look at these tips for using morning messages in the elementary classroom.

Good morning PowerPoint slides

1. Arrivals/Departures 2. When walking into class, they get to choose how they want to say hello to the teacher or friends so that they are more comfortable entering the classroom and engaging with others around them. It helps create a welcoming atmosphere for them. 3. SED4. The older toddlers demonstrates increasing comfort with most adults.