Preschool class mascot ideas

As a class mascot, Quentin gives the students an example to follow for good behavior and gives them an extra push to follow the rules.

One tool I love to use when building my classroom community is using a class mascot. Our class' mascot is named Puddleton, and he's a stuffed pig. He travels home with a different student each night in his canvas bag, and that student writes about what they did with him in his diary. Here's why you absolutely need a class mascot too! 1. It creates community. Taking the class mascot home is a big deal for my students. They are so excited to bring a piece of the class home to their families…

Meet Gerald the Giraffe - our class (stuffed) pet!! Isn't he the cutest? Back in January, I got an "itch" to have a class pet for...

Encourage your students to read, write and get outside over the weekend by sending them home with your traveling class "pet" or mascot. This blog post includes everything you need to implement sending home a class mascot with your students this year.

A free printable sign in sheet template for Preschool or Pre-K. Use this template to create a daily morning routine that includes fine motor development. You can easily add pictures of your students to this template to make it more meaningful and easy to use. Perfect for writing practice and attendance tracking too!

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Tired of doing the same old thing the first week of school? Need something new, fun, and interactive? This pack includes everything you need to get your year started off right. With an emoji-themed pack, it's sure to get your students' attention! CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT! Included in this pack: Back to School Book (10 pages for the students to fill out) Find the Friend (Getting to know you game) Yay or Nay (Reviewing expectations with game and writing) Emoji Me (Craftivity) Summer Feelings…

Wondering how to be a good mascot? The job of a mascot is a combination of acting, athleticism, and miming! Here are 10 tips on how to be a mascot performer

Have you thought about having a class pet, but don’t want to add one more thing to take care of in your classroom? Well, I have the perfect solution---a take-home stuffed animal! Kids love it and there is no cage or tank to clean out! Having a traveling class pet was by far the most popular class pet I ever had. Kids couldn’t wait for their week to take home the pet and have it be part of their life for a few days. Of course, I had to include a journal for the kids to write in through the…