At the end of the day have students tuck in their thumb and then put down a finger for everything they learned or feel good about.
*Can you make a fist list of new things you see in my blog today that you'd like to try?
Rainbow Clap (Kammi O'Hara)
Start on one side of your body and clap in an arch over to the other side.
Spiderman(Jessica Schmidt)
To focus children’s attention in the hall say, “Spiderman.” When the children hear that they need to "glue" themselves against the wall.
First Thing on Your Paper(Christine Williamson)
The first thing I do is always the same.
Pick up a pencil and write my name!
Word of the Day (Mairin Born)
Put a sight word each week (or day) in a clear nametag pocket. All week the kids must name the word or turn it into a sentence as a "ticket" to talk to the teacher.
Hint! Use shapes or letters for younger students.
15 Minutes of Walking/Exercising
Whether or not you have a Fitbit, try building 15 minutes of walking each day as you count, sing letter songs, say days of the week, months, spell words, and review other information.
15 Minutes of Walking/Exercising
Whether or not you have a Fitbit, try building 15 minutes of walking each day as you count, sing letter songs, say days of the week, months, spell words, and review other information.
