A Practical Morning Routine For Teachers On The First Day Of School

A Practical Morning Routine For Teachers On The First Day Of School Over the years, i learned to prioritize what i wanted accomplished the first day of school so that i didn't forget to do the most important things. in my opinion, the non negotiables for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students are: collecting school supplies. building classroom community. establishing classroom routines and procedures. Explain classroom student jobs, and have students apply for a position. take attendance. perform lunch count. ask students how they go home at the end of the day, and make notes. review rules, routines, and procedures. place the schedule for the day in a visible location. practice fire drills and emergency procedures.

A Practical Routine For Teachers On The First Day Of School Yout Your end of the day dismissal routine will help ensure that all students are closing out the day correctly. create a “pack and stack” routine with things students should do before they are dismissed. i use a powerpoint template the first two weeks of school and project the slide when it is time to clean up and get ready for dismissal. going. Write down everything that comes to mind … from remembering to pick up the dry cleaning to why you become a teacher. another favorite morning writing practice is laurie wagner’s wild writing. read a poem, and then pick a jump off line. start your journaling with that line and repeat it every time you feel stuck. 3. Consistent wake up time: set a regular wake up time to ensure enough time for a healthy breakfast and morning activities without rushing. healthy breakfast: a nutritious breakfast fuels the brain and body for a productive day at school. preparation the night before: lay out clothes, pack the backpack, and prepare lunch the night before to avoid. Use classroom management tools. building a welcoming environment with engaging activities and icebreakers for the first day of school. plan an independent activity for first thing in the morning. play a name game or two on the first day of school. plan icebreaker activities throughout the first week of school.

Morning Routine Chart For The Preschool Classroom Classroom Morning Consistent wake up time: set a regular wake up time to ensure enough time for a healthy breakfast and morning activities without rushing. healthy breakfast: a nutritious breakfast fuels the brain and body for a productive day at school. preparation the night before: lay out clothes, pack the backpack, and prepare lunch the night before to avoid. Use classroom management tools. building a welcoming environment with engaging activities and icebreakers for the first day of school. plan an independent activity for first thing in the morning. play a name game or two on the first day of school. plan icebreaker activities throughout the first week of school. It needs to be safe and orderly. signing out to use the bathroom or visit the nurse: this is one to teach early on the first day for obvious reasons! walking in the hallways: we need to get to recess, lunch, and a special, so this is another important one. we practice by taking a tour of the school, giving all students a chance to see changes. The first few minutes of the day set the tone for the rest of the day so it is crucial that you begin each day in a positive, friendly and calm manner. having a well planned morning routine for the classroom allows this to happen while still being able to take care of the myriad administration tasks that need to happen.

Morning Routine Activities Getting Your Students Energized For It needs to be safe and orderly. signing out to use the bathroom or visit the nurse: this is one to teach early on the first day for obvious reasons! walking in the hallways: we need to get to recess, lunch, and a special, so this is another important one. we practice by taking a tour of the school, giving all students a chance to see changes. The first few minutes of the day set the tone for the rest of the day so it is crucial that you begin each day in a positive, friendly and calm manner. having a well planned morning routine for the classroom allows this to happen while still being able to take care of the myriad administration tasks that need to happen.

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