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8 Morning Routines - How To Make Time For Relationship Building With Students - Classroom Management
The first minutes of your day in kindergarten and first grade are what set the tone for your classroom. There are 8 morning routines and procedures that will make your morning run so smoothly that you will have ample time to do the most important thing you can do with your students, talk to them.
Building relationships with your students first thing in the morning takes time. But what if you don’t have the time to talk with each of your students?
Get the step by step walk through of the first 30-40 minutes of my day as a kindergarten and first grade teacher.
I turned the chaos into a time both me and my students loved.
PS If you are counting there’s actually 10 tips you are getting to make your morning routine in your classroom amazing.
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