Feeling check in classroom

Amanda on Instagram: “Feelings check in chart ✨ every morning students use their numbered clothespin to show how they’re feeling. The students flip their…”

Checking in with students in these simple ways can really help you build positive relationships with your students. Start to pick up on things you can address with a read-aloud or at class meetings (without singling students out, of course.) Checking in with students is a great tool for building healthy relationships and a strong foundation for a supportive environment. (SEL, social emotional learning)

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Do you have students who struggle with managing emotions in the classroom? Using a feelings check in chart for students is a great tool.

A solid morning routine is key to a classroom that runs smoothly for the rest of the day. No matter how experienced you are, there's a good chance your

Simple "check in" wall I made using pictures I found online. Good for emotion identification and getting a temperature check of how students are doing that day.