Last year with the help of my class and my kindness club members, I created an affirmation wall outside of my classroom with encouraging words written on post-its. To support creating a welcoming, and safe space in our school, students could take a note or hang a new one up!
Learning vocabulary is an ESSENTIAL part of learning English (or any other) language. Check out these strategies, via educator @irina_mcgrath, to learn more about supporting Ss learning English in your class:
https://t.co/5L40VcSKY5
I always refer to our Classroom Promise when reviewing expectations with my first graders. This classroom promise represents what we want our classroom to look like and sound like. Each student signs their name to PROMISE to be respectful, kind, helpful, and to do their best!
We all know how important social-emotional learning is for students. Jump into these 30 activities for your classroom.
https://t.co/dJuN4hKEz7 via @pathwy2success#sel#teaching#edchat
I love having a Mystery Reader every Friday afternoon in my first grade classroom as a way to build relationships with families while they model a love for reading!
So proud of my younger sister (an Arlington Senior) for planning an event for her Civic Engagement and Leadership class to raise money for Compassionate Care Animal Shelter!!! She set up a โpet photoshootโ and did amazing!!! โฅ๏ธ
All my first graders went home for the summer with a copy of Chrysanthemum, a book about being kind, brave, and loving what makes YOU specialโฆa message they learned in our first grade classroom. โฅ๏ธ