…and your students set up routines that build success for the year. Walking students through the writing process, setting expectations, and setting goals for writing before even beginning to write will…
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I love a good year-end countdown; looking back and reflecting on the year that has passed while preparing for the year ahead can feel refreshing and motivating. I always like…
“The Day You Begin” by Jacqueline Woodson is a beautiful book to share at the beginning of the school year. The first days and weeks of school are so exciting,…
…book. They let it be known when their name is found, that is for sure! So when you are setting for the beginning of the year or to welcoming a…
…about the student, and discuss positive attributes about the student before noting any challenges. 3. Be Consistent: At the beginning of the school year, it may feel a little easier…
…with the new year comes a plethora of children’s books that are sure to capture the imagination and hearts of young readers. Whether you prefer classic favorites, modern stories, or…
…your workshop will run smoothly. Think about beginning of the year routines and procedures…it takes a while to model and teach those procedures, but soon they become habits and things…
…have free labels and slips in my TpT store HERE. There are also “Proud Moments” labels and slips for an alternative! A few years ago, I heard growth mindset…
…to know you” activity. This is a great activity to do at the beginning of the year but doesn’t need to be limited to the beginning of the school year….