Morning work activities

Are you sick of using worksheets for morning work? If so, you are going to want to check out this blog post where I share 3 alternatives for worksheets. These first grade morning work ideas are engaging and fun for kids. Using morning tubs or morning journals where students use daily writing prompts are great a way to incorporate learning without having it be boring. Learn more about these morning work ideas now!

Get tips and ideas to create a calm morning routine in your classroom! Read about my favorite ideas for morning procedures using a visual chart, activities for morning work and morning tubs, a morning choice board, and creating a calming environment for your students! Find step-by-step Morning Procedures slides that will help students to be independent while completing procedures. Perfect for early elementary teachers in kindergarten first grade or second grade during back to school time!

These March morning work tubs have been specifically designed to meet fourth grade standards in fun, engaging, and hands-on activities. Activities for ELA, Math, Fine Motor Skills, and Critical Thinking help set the tone for the day. Students are excited to come to school each morning to begin their day with these fun activities.

Using morning tubs instead of worksheets for morning work changed my morning routine from chaotic to calm. Learn how to organize your morning tubs with materials to provide students with opportunities to practice social skills and fine motor skills. My morning tubs also double as indoor recess activities and choice time options which makes life even easier when those things pop up.

By doing morning tubs, writing journals, and a morning meeting your students will start the day sucessful. Morning routines for children are essential to a good day in the classroom.

Hello amazing educators! I hope it's warm and sunny where you are! Just checking in with some morning work ideas for when school time rolls back around!

Start Your Day with Morning Work Students Will Love - The Elementary Bookworm

Time to ditch the morning work and start social time! My students are much happier now that they have an opportunity to socialize and do fun morning tub activities.

Learn how to set up a STEM based paperless morning work schedule in your elementary classroom.

Read for easy morning activities for students. Start your day off organized and with a classroom that runs itself! Includes ideas for morning work for each day of the week, morning slides, a homework turn-in system, a morning meeting, and a morning greeting. (Kindergarten, 1st grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, elementary)

Morning work tubs have been part of my classroom for a few years now, and this teacher is completely sold! Now that my morning work is hands-on and paperless,

Keep your students engaged with these 9 easy to use, morning meeting activities that you can try today. No prep required!

First grade morning tubs can be a fun and easy way to start the day in your primary classroom. This pack includes 25 morning work tub activities for first grade in the month of September. There are 10 literacy activities, 10 math activities, and 5 fine motor activities. Your primary students will love a fun, interactive start to their day with engaging, hands-on morning tub activities!

My Kindergarteners have been rocking their CVC words this year. I am so proud of them. I found the best way to teach short vowels, is to expose kids to them in a variety of methods. We talk about them in whole group and in guided reading. Students get independent practice in morning work buckets ... Read More about CVC Word Work {Freebies Included}

Morning work in kindergarten is not busywork. It’s meaningful and is a great way for your students to start their day. Here are my 3 Reasons Morning Work Is Meaningful and why it should be a staple in your classroom first thing in the morning.

These February Morning Tubs will get your 2nd grade students excited about learning! See everything in this huge unit on the blog post. These morning tubs include math, ela, fine motor, and critical skills.

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