Digital morning messages are a fun way to review and practice literacy and math skills each day. Plus, they are easy to use on video conferencing platforms for virtual learning.

Starting the day with a positive note can set the tone for a cheerful and productive day. Good morning messages are a wonderful way to express care, humor,

Do you feel like you write the same morning message over and over? Get fresh morning message ideas so you can connect with students meaningfully every day!

Take time to ponder questions that go beyond the curriculum.

These Full Year Morning Meeting slides will have you covered for each day of the school year! Interactive slides include a themed daily calendar, days of the week, emotional check in, morning message, weather, and a daily fun fact. There are also blank slides included for you to edit and create your own messages for each month. The calendars are fully edible so you can use these slides each year! Please see video preview for a closer look. This resource can be used for in person or virtual learning! Please note, this is an 11 month resource (omitting July). *This resource is available in both Powerpoint and Google Slides. Please follow the instructions on the second slide after downloading, to access a Google Slides Copy.* Let’s connect! Follow me at @ready.set.kinder for more resources, ideas, activities and invitations! Looking for more resources, you may like these: - The Yoga Bundle - Seasonal Picture Writing Prompts | Growing Bundle - Which One Doesn't Belong Seasonal Bundle | WODB - Math Chat Seasonal Bundle - Letter Recognition | Digital Alphabet Activities - 2D Shape Activities | Digital - Nature Camera | Outdoor Photography - Dice Games Bundle | Math and Literacy Mats - I Have Who Has | Number Game 1-20

Classroom morning greetings - BITMOJI Style! Use this classroom management hack to provide structure and routine to your morning meetings.

Create a colorful morning message each morning to welcome students into your classroom with this pastel-themed set of Good Morning Slides. This resource contains 70 "Good Morning!" slide templates as well as 70 slide templates without headers so you can add your own! There are SO many ways these sli...

This product will be the start of a new ENGAGING and FUN way for you students to start the day or begin a new period! Included is 185 DAILY SLIDES with a morning message for each day. You project the prompt onto the board and students walk in, grab a dry erase marker and write their response. This is such a fun way to start the morning and have some on-task talk time at the start of the day! An incredibly non-intimidating way to persuade even the most reluctant students to participate! Use in the morning or when a brain break or redirection/transition is needed! If you like this check out my other daily prompts for specific subjects! Daily Bell Work Math- Grade 4 Daily Writing Prompts And my bestseller ... Daily Bell Ringers If you like this product please leave me some positive feedback (and earn yourself some tpt credits!). Check out my store for more of my products: Chalk it to Me - Store

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Each day, my students and I read through a morning message. Most of the time, these are pre-written. However, sometimes we will write the...

Here are 188+ morning whiteboard messages ready to be used with your class for the entire year! Each of the messages is meant to encourage conversation, motivate, and inspire your students. These prompts will also help create a positive classroom community! Included: - 188+ half sheet question/response papers - 188+ quarter sheet question cards (print, laminate, put on a binder ring, & use it to keep ideas so that you can choose a prompt and write it on the board) - 188+ whole sheet prompts so that you can project it on the whiteboard - Additional blank papers so that you can create your own * Check out the hashtag #miss5thswhiteboard (on Instagram) for ideas on how other teachers use similar prompts & decorate their whiteboards.

Morning messages strengthen students' reading skills. The spiral review of morning messages builds confidence. Morning work with a Halloween, Columbus, Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, scarecrow, pumpkins, ghost, spider, candy corn, bats themes are great additions to your fall plans. These work great for emergency sub plans or those days when you get pulled from class for a last minute meeting. Answers are included so you could also set this up as a self-checking writing center. Topics include: Halloween, Columbus, Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, scarecrow, pumpkins, ghost, spider, candy corn, bats SKILLS INCLUDE: ◼Beginning sounds ◼Middle sounds ◼Final sounds ◼Blend phonemes ◼Short vowels ◼Consonants ◼Punctuation marks ◼Blends ◼Word families ◼Rhyming words ◼Spelling ◼Digraphs ◼Letter format ◼Handwriting ◼Sight Words ◼Date Read how I used Morning Messages when I taught K, 1st and 3rd grade. ◼My Morning Routine - management tips ◼Messy handwriting? Use technology and morning messages to improve your students' handwriting. ◼Don't have time in your schedule to do it every day? Set these up as a writing center. CHECK OUT MY OTHER 1st Grade MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS: ◼ SEPTEMBER Morning Messages ◼ OCTOBER Morning Messages ◼ NOVEMBER Morning Messages ◼ DECEMBER Morning Messages ◼ JANUARY Morning Messages ◼ FEBRUARY Morning Messages ◼ MARCH Morning Messages ◼ APRIL Morning Messages – Volume #1 ◼ APRIL Morning Messages – Volume #2 ◼ APRIL Morning Messages – BUNDLE ◼ MAY Morning Messages ◼ 1ST GRADE SEPT. – MAY Morning Messages BUNDLE COMBINED GRADE LEVEL MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS: ◼ KINDER & 1ST - SEPTEMBER - Morning Messages - BUNDLE ◼ 1ST and 2ND – SEPTEMBER - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE – FALL FUN - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE - OCTOBER - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 1ST and 2ND GRADE - NOVEMBER - Morning Messages - BUNDLE ◼ 1ST and 2ND GRADE - DECEMBER - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE - JANUARY -Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE - FEBRUARY - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE - MARCH - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 1ST and 2ND GRADE – APRIL - Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ KINDER and 1ST GRADE - MAY - Morning Messages BUNDLE CHECK OUT MY Holiday and Themed MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS: ◼ BACK TO SCHOOL - #1 Morning Messages ◼ BACK TO SCHOOL - #2 Morning Messages ◼ CH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ SH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ FALL FUN Morning Messages ◼ MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Morning Messages - FREE ◼ OLYMPICS Morning Messages - FREE ◼ CHINESE NEW YEAR Morning Messages – FREE ◼ FATHER’S DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ CINCO DE MAYO Morning Messages - FREE ◼ MEMORIAL DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ SUMMER Morning Messages ◼ TIME Morning Messages MORE GRADE LEVEL MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS: ◼ KINDERGARTEN Morning Messages ◼ 1ST GRADE Morning Messages ◼ 2ND GRADE Morning Messages ◼ 3RD GRADE Morning Messages COMMON CORE STANDARDS: ◼R.F.1.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. ◼R.F.1.4 Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension. ◼L.1.2 Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. Come follow me! Teach123's Blog Teach123's Facebook Teach123's Pinterest TERMS OF USE: Purchase is for your use at home and in the classroom. Please do not share or redistribute these materials with others. Materials may not be resold, put on a website, blog, or school server.

Preschool Morning Messages Set 1 - Add new life to your group time with these fun Morning Messages. Copy and laminate the sheets and use a dry erase marker to write in the answers. I tape the sheets on a table top easel that I have placed on the floor in front of the children. But you can also use a...

Twenty morning messages with a September theme that are aligned with Common Core are included in this packet. These work great for emergency sub plans or those days when you get pulled from class for a last minute meeting. Answers are included so you could also set this up as a self-checking writing center. FIRST GRADE: Common Core Standards: RF.1.3, RF.1.4, and L.1.2 Topics include: apple, bike, squirrel, acorn, math, science, recess, computer, library Skill include: *Beginning sounds *Punctuation marks *Blends *Word families *Rhyming words *Spelling *Digraphs *Letter format 2ND GRADE: Common Core Standards: RF.2.3, RF.2.4, and L.2.2 Skill include: *Elapsed time *Math word problems *Long vowels *Compound words *ABC order *Digraphs *Long vowels *R-controlled vowels *Syllables *Letter format You can read more about the format of this packet: Click HERE CHECK OUT MY OTHER 2nd Grade MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS WHICH INCLUDE: ◼ BACK TO SCHOOL Morning Messages – 2nd & 3rd ◼ SEPTEMBER Morning Messages ◼ OCTOBER Morning Messages ◼ NOVEMBER Morning Messages ◼ DECEMBER Morning Messages ◼ JANUARY Morning Messages ◼ MARCH Morning Messages ◼ MAY Morning Messages ◼ 2nd GRADE SEPT. – MAY Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ CH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ SH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Morning Messages ◼ OLYMPICS Morning Messages ◼ CHINESE NEW YEAR Morning Messages – FREE ◼ FATHER’S DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ CINCO DE MAYO Morning Messages - FREE ◼ MEMORIAL DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ SUMMER Morning Messages ◼ TIME Morning Messages ◼ KINDERGARTEN Morning Messages - BUNDLE ◼ 1ST GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 2ND GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 3RD GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE Don’t forget to check out my Morning Messages for other months: September October November December January February March April May Come follow me! Teach123's Blog Teach123's Facebook Teach123's Pinterest Teach123, morning message, bell work, TERMS OF USE: Purchase is for your use at home and in the classroom. Please do not share or redistribute these materials with others. Materials may not be resold, put on a website, blog, or school server. Graphics byDJ Inkers

Morning Meeting is a great way to set the tone for the day in your classroom! It helps each student to feel seen, welcomed, and heard. Classroom community is key to a positive learning environment and this is a great way to allow each student to get to know one another and work together to help buil...

Morning messages with a time theme are a great addition to your telling time unit plus a great way to review skills. These work great for emergency sub plans or those days when you get pulled from class for a last minute meeting. Answers are included so you could also set this up as a self-checking writing center. Common Core Standards: RF.1.3, RF.1.4, L.1.2RF.2.3, RF.2.4, L.2.2, RF.3.3, RF.3.4, and L.3.2 Skill include: *Time Elapsed time *Long vowels *R-controlled vowels *Digraphs *Suffix *Letter format *Plural nouns *Possessive noun *Blends *Synonyms *Syllables *Phonics: -ow, -tion, -ing You can read more about the format of this packet: Click HERE CHECK OUT MY OTHER 2nd Grade MORNING MESSAGE PACKETS WHICH INCLUDE: ◼ BACK TO SCHOOL Morning Messages – 2nd & 3rd ◼ SEPTEMBER Morning Messages ◼ OCTOBER Morning Messages ◼ NOVEMBER Morning Messages ◼ DECEMBER Morning Messages ◼ JANUARY Morning Messages ◼ MARCH Morning Messages ◼ MAY Morning Messages ◼ 2nd GRADE SEPT. – MAY Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ CH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ SH - Digraph Morning Messages ◼ MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Morning Messages ◼ OLYMPICS Morning Messages ◼ CHINESE NEW YEAR Morning Messages – FREE ◼ FATHER’S DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ CINCO DE MAYO Morning Messages - FREE ◼ MEMORIAL DAY Morning Messages - FREE ◼ SUMMER Morning Messages ◼ TIME Morning Messages ◼ KINDERGARTEN Morning Messages - BUNDLE ◼ 1ST GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 2ND GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE ◼ 3RD GRADE Morning Messages BUNDLE Come follow me! Teach123's Blog Teach123's Facebook Teach123's Pinterest Teach123, morning message, bell work, TERMS OF USE: Purchase is for your use at home and in the classroom. Please do not share or redistribute these materials with others. Materials may not be resold, put on a website, blog, or school server.

Digital morning messages are a fun way to review and practice literacy and math skills each day. Plus, they are easy to use on video conferencing platforms for virtual learning.

Morning Messages for early readers and writers. These 20 morning messages are perfect for 1st grade, advanced kindergarten, or review for 2nd grade. Morning Messages are great for morning work or bell work. Twenty morning messages can be used at any time of the year. These work great for emergency...

Are you ready for back to school? I am! Actually, we already had our first day of school and we are just about in full swing. It was a great first 3 days of school and I know next week will be even better as we begin to build some routines. Here are a few of my favorite things from the first day. You are "of-fish-ally" in kindergarten! I had a spot ready for every student with a water bottle (super important!), gold fish, coloring page, and this year I added a little pencil box with manipulatives inside. It went great! I was able to answer parent questions, calm nervous kiddos, and keep everyone in their seat while we got our bearings in the first 15 minutes. Everyone enjoyed coloring this page from Creative Lesson Cafe and I am keeping it for their portfolios. Oh, they enjoyed the snack too! You can get the labels for free HERE! Morning Meeting I wanted to start the first day off right with a morning meeting so I could get that routine rolling. I liked adding this question to the end of our morning message. We read First Day Jitters first to show that even teachers can feel nervous on the first day. Most of my kiddos said they were happy or excited but a few were honest and said they were sad or nervous. We only had 2 cryer's this year, so most of them really were just happy or excited! First Day Name Project This is my FAVORITE back to school project! My mentor teacher showed me this about 12 years ago when I first started kindergarten and I still love it every year! This was the first year I got to actually take part because (long story) I've shared 2 half day classes with another teacher and she always did this with them but I got to enjoy the fruits of her labor. We went full day this year (no more sharing two groups) so I got to do it this year! It wasn't as easy as I remember! I blame it on a clogged glue bottle but the instructions are pretty simple: Trace each child's name on black or white paper in pencil. Prepare small pieces of rainbow construction paper. Trace the first letter of each child's name with glue and give them a red piece of construction paper. Students tear tiny pieces to cover the glue. When students finish their letter I have them raise their hand (good teaching moment on the first day) and I come by and trace the next letter with glue and give them the next color (orange, yellow, green, blue...) Have some bins with manipulatives ready for them to use if they finish fast! I love the result! We hang these in the hallway and they stay there all year. We usually do white paper but went with black this year. I love how they turned out! I have this activity and so many more all wrapped up in one happy package HERE in this Surviving Kindergarten post. Ok, last but certainly not least...I got this cute "Happy First Day" treat from one of my sweeties. It was SO GOOD at about 3:30 after the first day of school when I was totally exhausted and totally forgot I was on a diet. Oh well....every delicious calorie was worth it! What are your favorite activities to do on the first day? There are so many options! Our first day went great, I hope yours does too! Here are all of our favorite Back to School Rules and Procedures to introduce in the first few days! And some FREEBIE labels too! Save this post for later!

Work smarter not harder should be stamped across every teacher's doorway because we never have enough time to do all we need to do. Do you ever leave at the end of the day thinking, "Wow! I got everything done. Now I can go home, make a real meal, and relax." If you are like most teachers, you are probably making a mental list on your way home of all the things you need to get done between now and tomorrow morning, right? I stumbled across this work smarter way of doing morning messages when I was doing my long term lesson plans when I was pregnant. I love morning messages for elementary students and feel they do a great job of reviewing skills, but it was so time consuming to write a message on chart tablet. The tablet is big and bulky. It was a challenge to take it home with me to prepare ahead of time which meant I needed to do it at school. I didn't always have extra time to write a quality message at school. I didn't want my maternity leave sub to have to write messages. She was going to have her hands full with getting to know 22 little kinder kids and all that entails. I did a little brainstorming and decided that I can type much faster than I can write by hand. So, I typed up my first morning message, made a transparency (did I mention that this was in 1999), and put it on the overhead projector. Since this was kindergarten, this was a very teacher directed lesson. Volunteers helped by filling in the blanks, circling word wall words, circling first letter of the sentence with a green marker, circling punctuation mark at the end of the sentence with red, etc. Once my students learned the format, I had the paper waiting on their tables for them. I gave them a few minutes to see if they could figure out some of the message. They loved it! Eventually, some of the tables began to work as teams. I loved the cooperative learning that I was seeing and all of the reading taking place. Eventually, I could see my students were getting restless with the format. They were getting through with it much too quickly. So, I organized a check in station like the one in the picture below. After students put away their backpack, lunch boxes, and turned in their homework, they picked up their morning message at the table by the check in station and found out what their tasks was for the day. The tasks are the cards beside the number. The number is their group number. In the beginning, I only gave them one task. Later on, I gave them 2 tasks. If you shrink the cards or you have a wider pocket chart, you can give them more tasks. You can assign the same tasks to different groups. TEACHER HINT: In this picture is the small pocket chart from Target's Dollar Spot. I printed the differentiation cards at 75% so I could fit two for each group. I thought you might like to see a sample page and answer sheet of morning message. This would perfect for your Back to School lessons. Click HERE to download this FREE sample. I have a wide variety of morning message packet. They are available in topics such as: Back to School Fall Fun (can be used in September, October, or November) Martin Luther King Jr. Winter Olympics Chinese New Year: FREE Father's Day: FREE Summer I also have monthly packets for the following grade levels: Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade By request, I bundled my September - May grade level packets. Kindergarten (year) 1st Grade (year) 2nd Grade (year) 3rd Grade (year)

Do you feel like you write the same morning message over and over? Get fresh morning message ideas so you can connect with students meaningfully every day!

Here are 32 morning messages ready to be used with your kindergartners during the month of January! Each of the messages is meant to encourage conversation with your students, review skills, and make learning interactive. Just project each message on your Smartboard, document camera, or overhead projector or print them out! 2 greetings are included for every message (Good morning! or Hello class!). Color and black-line (black/white) are included. All 4 versions are separate PDFs that you initially download together in a compressed zip file. Topics covered include: Plot (Beginning, middle, end) Producing rhyming words Drawing Conclusions Plural Nouns Verbs Beginning sounds/blends Ending sounds Stretching out CVC words Blending/Reading words Analogies Short o word family -og Sight words: are, you, not, all, they, of, have, or, on, one, two Identifying/writing numbers 0-15 Ordering numbers to 15 Decomposing/base 10 Representing numbers One to one correspondence Orally counting to 75 from any given number Skip counting by 5's Sorting Graphing questions Addition Lighter/heavier Days of the week Months of the year Calendar skills- writing the date Weather Sequencing Sentence order Editing spelling/punctuation marks Facts/Opinions Multiple meaning words Nonsense words Arctic Penguins Martin Luther King, Jr. New Year There are also messages that correlate with the following books: Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow The Mitten Snowmen at Night any January or winter-themed book Questions? Please contact me at [email protected] I hope you and your learners enjoy these messages! Please check my TpT store for additional Morning Messages! The following Morning Message packs are available: August/September {Kindergarten} October {Kindergarten} November {Kindergarten} December {Kindergarten} 1st Semester Bundle {Kindergarten} January {Kindergarten} February {Kindergarten} March {Kindergarten} April {Kindergarten} May {Kindergarten} 2nd Semester Bundle {Kindergarten}

Morning Messages for young learners to reinforce literacy and reading skills. Tons of options, and it's all editable! Common Core aligned. A perfect way to begin each day of the school year! #morningmessages #morningmessage #literacy #reading #kindergarten #backtoschool #teachingideas #education #phonics

Hello friends!! :) It's Haley here from My Silly Firsties ! :) I wanted to blog a little bit about Morning Messages today. It's such a fun ...

Morning meeting messages for kindergarten and 1st grade that reinforce literacy and math skills. Your students will love Chit Chats! Let me show you how!

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Hello friends!! :) It's Haley here from My Silly Firsties! :) I wanted to blog a little bit about Morning Messages today. It's such a fun way to start our day, and my kiddos are already loving it! Here's the reasons I came up with for doing a Morning Message! I'm sure there are tons more! I'd love to hear them!! Here are some ideas for what to include! :) Of course...you can do what feels right for you and your class! And here are some examples! :) I hope this little post was helpful to you!! :) Be sure to check out the calendar for our upcoming posts!

Classroom morning greetings - BITMOJI Style! Use this classroom management hack to provide structure and routine to your morning meetings.

Take time to ponder questions that go beyond the curriculum.

Check out the morning meeting ideas with greetings, questions for sharing, activities, games, and messages. Grab a FREE week of morning meeting slides to simplify your routine and build social-emotional skills!

A list of 105 morning meeting sharing ideas that you can use right away during morning meeting as a great class community builder.

Morning Messages for young learners to reinforce literacy and reading skills. Tons of options, and it's all editable! Common Core aligned. A perfect way to begin each day of the school year! #morningmessages #morningmessage #literacy #reading #kindergarten #backtoschool #teachingideas #education #phonics

Morning meeting for kindergarten and 1st-grade messages that reinforce literacy and math skills. Your students will love Chit Chats! Let me show you how!

Morning meeting messages for kindergarten and 1st grade that reinforce literacy and math skills. Your students will love Chit Chats! Let me show you how!

Use these digital morning slides with timers for your morning meeting, morning entry routine and to support classroom management. This can also be used in your Google Classroom for virtual or remote learning to set up homework reminders, bell work or morning work & getting your students organized for the day. The text boxes are editable to suit your needs and the different timers allow students to know when their tasks should be done which will promote productivity! There are a variety of themes included so you can switch it up throughout different holidays and seasons of the year. NOTE: The titles of the slides are not editable, but you can fill in the spaces with your own text. UPDATE 08/15/2020 POWERPOINT VERSIONS NOW AVAILABLE *Must have quicktime for Slideshow timers to work* UPDATE 08/02/2020 AFTERNOON SLIDES ARE NOW INCLUDED! **5 DIFFERENT TIMERS INCLUDED** 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 MINUTES TO SUIT YOUR MORNING NEEDS! EDITABLE: - Message boxes (sticky-notes, date) NOT-EDITABLE: - TITLES THEMES INCLUDED: Weekday Slides (General/Colourful Theme) Mindful Monday, Terrific Tuesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Thoughtful Thursday, Fantastic Friday Weekday Slides (Holiday/Christmas) Mindful Monday, Terrific Tuesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Thoughtful Thursday, Fantastic Friday "Good Morning" Slides Spring/Summer: Plant, Rainbow, Butterfly Fall: Pumpkin, Coffee Cup Winter: Snowflake, Snowman, Gingerbread Man "Good Afternoon" Slides Spring/Summer: Plant, Rainbow, Butterfly Fall: Pumpkin, Coffee Cup Winter: Snowflake, Snowman, Gingerbread Man Holiday Slides Happy Halloween, Happy Valentine's Day, M-F Christmas *MORE HOLIDAY'S COMING! 30+ SLIDE TEMPLATES IN TOTAL! _________________________________________________________________ Want to SAVE MONEY on TPT? Consider leaving feedback! For every review you leave, you earn points that you can put towards future purchases. Simply go to "My Purchases" to leave a review on products you have purchased. Follow Me to receive updates on new products. All of my products are on always on a significant sale for the first 24 hours. Let's Be Friends! Check out my blog for tips and a free resource library! Instagram | Pinterest

Morning Messages: Morning Message EDITABLE Pack! Your class will love working together on these morning messages!Your students will get LOTS of practice with: letter recognition, letter sounds, sight words, student names, uppercase and lowercase letter matching, punctuation, and much more! In many l...

Do you enjoy the benefits of morning meeting but dread the prep and planning that go into it? Is your morning meeting routine getting stale? This electronic morning meeting--now compatible with Google Slides--is pre-planned so you have 40 weeks of morning meeting right at your fingertips! Almost ZERO prep, and the messages are totally customizable! The best part? NO PRINTING, NO PAPER—it’s all on your whiteboard in colorful displays for students to engage in each component of morning meeting! Want to try it for a week before buying? Click HERE to download! Looking for a version for older kids? Check out the 3-5 morning meeting here! The morning meeting bundle is organized into 40 weeks of Morning Meeting sessions. Each week includes 5 days. Each day includes: •Morning Message• Each message slide now comes as a totally editable slide for you to type your messages for your class! This way, messages can be personalized and timely, touching upon current classroom events and learning topics. Insert fun fonts and images for the ultimate student engagement! •Greeting• Greetings are fun & engaging and are done in partners or whole groups. There are 35 different greetings that are recycled throughout the year so students have a ton of variation but also get to know each greeting’s expectations to ensure for a smooth morning meeting. •Share• 180 unique share topics engage students’ thinking and also allow them to practice good listening skills as an audience and build more confident speakers for students who share! Sentence frame answer prompts are also given to guide the students’ responses. •Activity• Over 30 activities are included in this yearly bundle. Activities are engaging and cooperative in order to encourage teamwork and community-building. The same 30 activities are woven into morning meetings throughout the year so students get a ton of variety but also consistent expectations. •Calendar Prompts• Daily lists of questions to guide you through your own calendar routine This morning meeting model is designed to be quick & efficient. Each day’s outline contains an average of 10-15 minutes---that’s it! Messages, greetings, activities, and share components are designed to allow the teacher to set the time limit—they can go for as long or as short as you’d like! This format is predictable for students, which makes expectations clear and consistent and lowers the amount of time spent asking and answering questions about directions each day. Included in this pack, you will receive: •40 weeks of morning meetings (1,200 pages—that’s 5 slides per day of school) •Morning Meeting User Guide •Editable templates for Message, Greeting, Share, & Activity slides! If you'd like to try it for 1 week before purchasing, click HERE to download my free 1-week sample. Are you thrilled about going paperless? Check out these no-prep, best-selling products: •Knockout Games •Kindergarten Whiteboard Morning Journal •1st Grade Whiteboard Morning Journal •2nd & 3rd Grade Whiteboard Morning Journal •Paperless Afternoon Wrap-Up Meeting Thanks for visiting my store! I hope you come again soon :) Erin Waters Elementary Education www.elementaryedu.com Join my free VIP Club

Here are 40 morning messages ready to be used with your kindergartners during the months of June and July! Each of the messages is meant to encourage conversation with your students, review skills, and make learning interactive. Just project each message on your Smartboard, document camera, or overhead projector or print them out! 2 greetings are included for every message (Good morning! or Hello class!). Color and black-line (black/white) are included. All 4 versions are separate PDFs that you initially download together in a compressed zip file. Topics covered include: Plot- Beginning, Middle, End comprehension Beginning sounds/blends Beginning and ending digraphs sh, th, ch, wh, ph Ending sounds Medial sounds Rhyming Words/Word families Stretching out CVC words Stretching out CVCe words Stretching out CCVC words R controlled vowel: ar Substituting sounds to make new words Sight words: in, where, for, this, play, out, said, get, what, from, here, do Nouns Action verbs Adjectives Compound words Making 10/ base 10 Writing numerals Representing numbers/number sentences Orally counting Skip counting by 2’s Number patterns Numbers before, in between, after Tally marks/graphing Place value-tens and ones Addition/Subtraction to 10 Missing addends to 10 Addition word problem 3D shapes Months/Days of the Week Writing the date Calendar skills Weather Compare and contrast Sequencing Editing words/capitalization/punctuation Sentence order Opinions Vocabulary/Synonyms Asking questions/question words Multiple meaning words Writing a story Making a list Labeling Syllables Life cycles Frogs Sea Turtles Sharks Seagulls Father’s Day 4th of July USA/ American Symbols *Seasonal clipart is used throughout.* Messages that Correlate with Books: There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Shell One Tiny Turtle by Nicola Davies Commotion in the Ocean by Giles Andreae Any summer, ocean, turtle or 4th of July-themed book Questions? Please contact me at [email protected] I hope you and your learners enjoy these messages! Please check my TpT store for additional Morning Messages! The following Morning Message packs are available: October {Kindergarten} November {Kindergarten} December {Kindergarten} 1st Semester Bundle {Kindergarten} January {Kindergarten} February {Kindergarten} March {Kindergarten} April {Kindergarten} May {Kindergarten} 2nd Semester Bundle {Kindergarten}

A year full of daily morning messages for your Smartboard. Each day contains an editable message and an interactive activity (use the split screen tool to see message and activity). Appropriate for grades 1-2. This file contains weeks 1-12. Look for weeks 13-26 and 27-39 in my TPT store.

Morning Meeting Activities will help students fall in love with school! Help students become life longer learners by implementing morning meeting!

Want a quick and easy way to review a math or literacy concept or teach a mini-lesson first thing each day that requires ZERO prep work? Use these morning messages! Start your morning meeting by getting your students learning right away. Project these on your interactive whiteboard and draw/write in right over top of them. What's Included: -Powerpoint slide for each day of the month covering a variety of math & literacy skills -Calendar of skills for the month -Editable calendar of skills for the month -Bonus slides -Updated yearly! Images are NOT moveable, but TEXT IS EDITABLE! You can customize the message to fit the needs of your learners or use it as is. I included bonus slides so you can switch them out as needed. This is great for both in-person or distance learning! Homeschooling? Print it off and use it with your little at home! Please email [email protected] with any issues! Try before you buy with the Morning Message FREEBIE! ****PLEASE NOTE - This product gets updated yearly! The last update was June 29, 2023 and is ready for the 2023-2024 school year. Next update will be done on or before February 20, 2024. You May Also Like: End of Year Activity - I'm Packing my Bag! Let's Connect: Subscribe to my Email or follow me on Instagram or Facebook.  If you have any questions about this product please contact [email protected]

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These August Morning Meeting slides will have you covered for each day of the month. Interactive slides include a daily calendar, day of the week, emotional check in, morning message, weather, and a daily fun fact. There are also blank slides included for you to edit and create your own messages. The calendar is fully edible so you can use these slides each year! Please see video preview for a closer look. This resource can be used for in person or virtual learning! *This resource is available in both Powerpoint and Google Slides. Please follow the instructions on the second slide after downloading, to access a Google Slides Copy.* Let’s connect! Follow me at @ready.set.kinder for more resources, ideas, activities and invitations! Looking for more resources, you may like these: - Which One Doesn't Belong Seasonal Bundle | WODB - Math Chat Seasonal Bundle - Letter Recognition | Digital Alphabet Activities - 2D Shape Activities | Digital - The Yoga Bundle - Seasonal Picture Writing Prompts | Growing Bundle - Nature Camera | Outdoor Photography - Dice Games Bundle | Math and Literacy Mats - I Have Who Has | Number Game 1-20

I love the fact that I've had this blog for a few years now, and 90% of my posts have been written in the months of June, July, and August! What does that tell you about how busy we are as teachers?! Summer break is surely a well-deserved gift that bestows upon us the 3 Rs: relaxation, refreshment, and reflection. (I disregarded "rest" because I have a 2 year old son, and like many other teacher-moms, that "R" has been R-emoved from my life for now and the foreseeable future!) Anyway, as I spend some time reflecting this summer, it becomes clearer and clearer to me how ALL children, regardless of their home/family life, could benefit from more personal guidance and character education. Sometimes I have to think back to myself as a fourth grader to truly remember just how impressionable, yet insightful, they are at that age. They also thrive so much on structure and appreciate little classroom traditions that their teacher has in place just for them. I thought a sweet way to address both needs would be to post a different "Quote of the Week" in the same spot in my classroom this year. As I change it out each Monday morning, I want the words of someone else other than just me to motivate them. I want my students to do some reflecting of their own by simply looking in the same spot each Monday for a new, positive, thought-provoking message and be able to chew on it throughout the week and (hopefully) beyond. As I assembled my collection of quotes, I was sure to work in the ones that have always resonated with me, like my favorite teaching mantra: ...as well as a few words of wisdom that were quoted by current, recognizable-to-anyone role models. I even worked in Taylor Swift! Michael Jordan, Maya Angelou, Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Abraham Lincoln are just a few of the greats that are included. Of course, I also had to throw in a quote that inspires the art of WRITING! So, whether it's a "Quote of the Week," a set of writing nudges, decor for a peaceful classroom environment, or just a pick-me-up for you to keep at your own desk, I hope that you can use these posters, too, to sprinkle some inspiration into your classroom in the upcoming school year. Just be sure to get in your 3 Rs (or if you're lucky, all 4) first! CLICK HERE to download all 28 posters! If you've made it all the way to the end of this post, please build on the inspiration by leaving a comment with YOUR favorite quote! Spread joy!