Posted by Kristen Poindexter
I’ve been trying some new things with our Morning Message, leaving out parts of words, not including initial consonants, talking up the sight words, etc. Here are some pictures of a few of our recent ones:
Posted on November 21, 2010, in Morning Messages. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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SusanaHello! I would have loved to learn about how to help parents and families find the proper resources.
sweetspontaneousTime management, organization and self care are also good topics for new teachers! I could explore t
sweetspontaneousBTW, congrats on the new Ed D journey! Happy journeys to you, Kristen!
sweetspontaneousI love this one! So many new student teachers tell me they’re nervous with parents! Should not have
sweetspontaneousHmmm. I think every new teacher should experience being short staffed. Or needing the impromptu less
ginapsmithI think I would work with a new teacher on relationship building - meaning students, parents and sta
Kristen PoindexterI am sharing some ideas that will help make at-home learning a little more fun and just uses some si
Kristen PoindexterHappy New Year! I use old readers from our past reading series, books I’ve printed off from Reading
Kristen's Kindergarten
What is meant by “Open minded” Wednesday? Open Minded Monday? Why are they capatalized? What is Risk Taker Tuesday? Love the idea on the morning message.
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Hi Deborah,
The Open Minded and Risk Taker terms come from the International Baccalaureate organization. We are in the application process to become an IB world school and these are terms from their Learner Profile that we encourage all students to demonstrate. I pick one to review each day with my students and we spend the day practicing how we can be risk takers (in a good way!!) or how we can be open minded.
Hope that answers your question! 🙂
Kristen 🙂
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Where did you get the clear chart paper size pockets your morning message is in? At first I thought you laminated each message and upon further looking, I noticed they are in the clear “pocket.” Please let me know where to purchase. Love your blog!
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Hi Diane,
The chart is actually a dry erase board and I think the reflection is making it look like a clear pocket. 🙂
Kristen 🙂
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