First Week of School

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TAKE A WALK IN THEIR SHOES Back to School Rules, Procedures, Community Building
This pack is just what you need to spice up how you develop, teach, or review your expectations for your classroom's rules and procedures! It will also help in building your classroom community! Your kiddos will "try on" one of the characters shoes by reading a scenario that presents a problem based around a rule, procedure, or building a classroom community. You can have your kiddos discuss and come up with solutions as a whole group, small group, or in partners.
How to Build Classroom Community and Teach Mindfulness
How to Build Classroom Community and Teach Mindfulness in your classroom using the book Ishi! It's a simple activity that you can refer to all year long. Mindfulness is a great way to create a calm classroom, help students manage stress and control their attention.
Back to School Activities "Get To Know You" First Week of School
Fresh get-to-know-you activities for the beginning of the year! Like this “Who Am I?” poster with flip-open clues (great for a back to school bulletin board or parent night!), “A Maze of New Friends” (a fun twist on Classmate Bingo), “Back to School Pen Pals,” “Who’s In Your Circles?” and more! 7 total activities, perfect for back-to-school. (A Teachers Pay Teachers resource, Grades 3-5) #backtoschool #gettoknowyou
Parent Wish Jar Open House & Back to School Idea | This is the best simple parent involvement idea for the start of the school year. Click to read more about it on Instagram and get the template. IDEAS FOR MODIFYING FOR OLDER GRADES: Consider collecting the wishes by email and combining this with asking students to share their own wishes, then doing a compare/contrast activity.
I Made It: The Student Tracker Board
Student locations, very handy! I'm going to have to try this next year. It would be much easier to track when I have kids out for speech, sped, etc. Or if they forget to bring the bathroom pass!! :)
Fun and Engaging Icebreaker Questions for Teens
Get your teens talking and laughing with these fun and engaging icebreaker questions! Perfect for upper elementary resources, reading and writing resources for middle school, and indoor activities on rainy days.