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Morning Meeting. Greetings class will say “Good Morning _____ ... Greeting. Show students a video of the sign for “Good. Morning” and have.
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Boogie on down (twist hips). Give a bump (bump hips with a neighbor) and turn around! greetings. MORNING. MEETING. BY SARAH GARDNER. Hello! My name is…
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Sample Morning Meetings in a Responsive Classroom
21 Directions for Greetings and Activities Seen on the DVD. 25 About the Responsive Classroom Approach. 26 Morning Meeting Resources.
Games & Activities - Morning Meeting
Morning Meeting. Games & Activities This musical game gives children a quick break during the morning meeting and teaches letter recognition and oral ...
Morning Meeting Greetings in a Responsive Classroom
Morning Meeting Greetings. Greetings for Early in the Year. “Good Morning” Greeting. Two participants face each other make friendly eye contact
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This is an excerpt from 99 Activities and Greetings: Great for Morning Meeting and other meetings too! ©2004
Compiled by Mrs. Bainbridge
From the book 99 Activities and Greetings This could also be a greeting- you can have matching ... morning message on the floor in the middle of the.
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Greeting. A-Round. Grades K–4. Students repeat a simple chant while 99 Activities and Greetings: Great for Morning Meeting ... and other meetings too!
RTL-Morning-Meeting-Greetings.pdf
Morning Meeting. Greetings. The right way Give a friendly greeting (with a name) ... might say "Good morning" in a robot voice and add robot.
What is a Morning Meeting and How to Enjoy it in Upper Elementary
The following chant is a good way to begin the Greeting portion of Morning Meeting but should not stand alone as the only greeting After the class completes the chant they can pass around the room a simple greeting that uses each student’s name Good morning friends Two words so nice to say So clap your hands And stamp your feet
102 Greeting A-Round - Responsive Classroom
greeting (eye contact using names gentle handshake etc ) If necessary model and practice the basics of a friendly greeting Agree as a class on the one way every-one will greet each other (Early in the year a simple “hello” or “good morning” greeting with a handshake is usually best; later students may want to use a more complex
The First 10 Days of Morning Meetings - Responsive Classroom
to implement Morning Meeting here are a few things to consider: • Review learn and become familiar with your virtual platform and its features • Focus on the goals of Morning Meeting and plan components to meet the needs of students within the virtual platform
Morning Meeting Greetings - Weebly
Morning Meeting Greetings Greetings for Early in the Year “Good Morning” Greeting Two participants face each other make friendly eye contact and say “Good morning ______” using each other’s first name The greeting is passed around the circle Handshake Greeting
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RTL Morning Meeting Greetings - Read Think Learn
What is the morning meeting greeting?
The more well-known name for this component is the Morning Meeting Greeting. The Welcome not only shows that all students are welcome in your classroom, but it also allows students to practice greeting people, an important life skill.
What is the purpose of this minimal contact morning greeting poster?
This minimal contact Morning Greeting posters are prefect for building classroom community for your school year! Help your students safely say "Good Morning" with these Morning Greeting choices to feel welcome at the start of their day! Hang and display these morning greeting signs so students can.
What are the greetings in this PDF file?
This PDF file includes minimal contact (or no contact) greetings that you can incorporate into your morning meetings while staying healthy and sanitary in the classroom. Greetings come in three sizes: quarter page, half page and full page versions.Greetings include:- foot tap-thumbs up-bow-air hi.
How do I prepare for a morning meeting?
This greeting is from my lower elementary morning meeting slides. This is one that definitely benefits from preparing ahead, so make sure to have a stack of papers on hand and–even better–a stack of papers with names already written on them. It doesn't even matter if a student throws another student's paper. Simply hand them out, crumple, and go!
Morning Meeting
Greetings
The right way
to start the day! www.wonderteacher.comPhoto credit: Kate Ter Haar via Flickr, CCL 2012
We Are Here!
Sung to the tune of "The Farmer in the Dell."
The children stand in a circle and clap a steady beat. Then everyone sings, "_____ is here! ______ is here!It's a great day because ______ is here."
The child who is named goes around the inside of the circle (walking, skipping, dancing, etc.) and greets classmates by waving or giving high-fives. Repeat to name all children.The 1 Minute Greeting
Teach children how to:
Shake hands properly
Make eye contact
Give a friendly greeting (with a name)
Then, give them 1 minute to move around the room and greet as many friends as they can. Alternatives to handshake: Fist bump, pinkie shake, elbow shake, air handshake, foot shake, etc.Echo Greeting
Children stand in a circle. Each one takes a turn saying, "Hello, my name is _____ and I'd like to say good morning!" On the "Good morning" part, they say it in a unique way and also add gestures. For example, one might say "Good morning" in a robot voice and add robot arms. Then, the whole class echoes the voice and movement by repeating "Good morning" with robot voices and arms.Global Hello
Students say hello in other languages:
•Konichiwa (koh-Nee-chee-wah) is hello in Japanese. •Jambo (JAHM-bo) is hello in Swahili. •Hola (OH-la) is hello in Spanish. •Ni hao (nee-Ha-OW) is hello in Chinese. •Bonjour (bohn-Zhoor) is hello in French. •Buon giorno (bwohn-JOR-noh) is hello in Italian. •Annyong ha shimnikka (An-YOH HASHim-ni-kah) is hello in Korean. •Czesc (Chesht) is hello is Polish. •Zdravstvuite (ZzDRAST-vet-yah) is hello in Russian. •Al Salaam a' alaykum (ahl sah-LAHM-ah-ah-LAY-Koom)) is hello in Arabic.
Jump, Jump!
Sung to the tune of "Bingo."
The children stand or sit in a circle and clap a steady beat.Then everyone sings,
"We have a friend inside our class and (name) is his name-o! Jump, jump (name!)... Jump, jump (name!)... Jump, jump, (name!)And (name) is his name-o!"
So with a real name, it would sound like:
"We have a friend inside our class and Ben is his name-o! Jump, jump, Ben!... Jump, jump, Ben!... Jump, jump, Ben!And Ben is his name-o!
*The child being named jumps while they are named.Pass the Hello
Everyone starts by standing in a circle. The teacher greets the first child by taking (or tossing) the object (such as a soft ball) to the child and greets him/her by name, "Good morning, Andrea! I'm glad you are here!" The child accepts the object and responds appropriately, "Good morning, Mrs. Antonelli!" Then the child delivers the object to the next child with a proper greeting and returns to sit down in her spot while the object is passed on. The kids love tossing the object to each other but you have to tell them to name the person they throw the object to first so the receiver knows it's coming their way! *Fun Variations: After kids complete the first round, have them repeat the object pass/toss in the same order, faster and silently! Finally, you can also add another ball or two and have them going around simultaneously.Hit the Floor!
Children stand in a circle. Recite this chant:
"1-2-3-4!Come on, __________, and hit the floor!
We're so glad you're here today,
Hooray, hooray, hooray!"
Once a student's name is called, he/she jumps out into the middle of the circle and dances during the end of the chant.Snowball Fight
When the recycle bin is full of paper, this is a fun greeting to try. Give each child a piece of recycled paper and have them write their name on it. Then have them crumple the paper into a ball (i.e.- "snowball") and put the kids into 2 groups on opposite sides of the carpet. Signal "Go!" and give them 1 minute to have a "snow ball fight." When it's over, have each child pick up a piece of paper and greet the child whose name is written on it.Cow Greeting
Children get in pairs.
They greet each other for a moment (say hello and chat) until the teacher calls, "Milking time!" Children take turns "milking" each other. One child laces his/her fingers together with thumbs hanging down while the other child "milks" the thumbs. (The child being milked can "moo.") Then they switch. So funny! You can do this once or let them repeat with another partner if you have time. (*Make sure the children know to be gentle while milking and avoid pulling down on the thumbs too hard.)Friday!
Kids stand or sit in a circle.
The class chants,
"Hello, ________!The weekend is near!
What are you going to do when it's here?"
The child responds,
"Hello friends!I'm going to ___________."
Class: "Got it!"
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