Morning check in for students preschool

Question of the Day is a fun activity to get kids learning RIGHT when they get into the classroom each morning. It is a great classroom management technique to get the school day on track right from the start.

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

Morning message in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Why is a morning message important and what are the benefits? Learn all about this emergent literacy best practice and more!

Building classroom routines begins first thing in the morning when the students arrive and continues throughout the day. As teachers, we know that routines are so important in an early childhood classroom, and a solid morning routine can set the tone for the entire day. Start the school day with a more peaceful, less stressful environment with these simple and effective teacher tips for morning arrival routines!

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

Creating a Calm Down Corner in Your Preschool Classroom Young children are just learning how to process their emotions and how to interact with others. A

These preschool question of the day cards will make your morning routine meaningful and fun for students! These printable cards can be used in a pocket chart. Students will use their own name cards each day to answer the question. This post has tons of question ideas and information for getting started with this classroom routine!

Morning Meeting Ideas for Preschool Classroom. #preschool

Circle time, morning meeting, calendar, morning message, carpet time, whatever you choose to call it in your classroom or home...it is one of the most important times of the day for learning with your little ones. Are you making the most of it? If your learners are sitting on the carpet for 30 minutes...probably not. Or,