How to Launch Morning Meetings in the First Week – Proud to be Primary
Launching morning meeting in the first week sets the tone for SEL, connection, and routine—all with a simple, step-by-step plan.| Proud to be Primary
Launching morning meeting in the first week sets the tone for SEL, connection, and routine—all with a simple, step-by-step plan.| Proud to be Primary
Jump-start writing with 20 first week writing prompts and journal ideas. Grab a free printable pack of writing prompts for elementary kids.| Proud to be Primary
7 start of year crafts that are fun, creative, and build community! Create crafts with simple steps and popular back-to-school read-alouds.| Proud to be Primary
Set yourself up for success this new school year. Use these 6 steps to create a classroom focused on connection, routine, and student growth.| Proud to be Primary
Celebrate Earth Day with a fun Earth drawing easy activity for students! It's a great way to kick off Earth Day in the classroom!| Proud to be Primary
Six easy steps to help kid writers develop interesting ideas and write stories confidently in kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade.| Proud to be Primary
Learn how to set up a classroom writing center that gets kids excited, writing independently, and having fun in K-2.| Proud to be Primary
Find SEL morning meeting ideas for greetings, sharing, and activities. Grab morning meeting slides to build social-emotional skills!| Proud to be Primary
An in-depth look at the mind+heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum available for K-2 and Grades 3-5 for teachers and school counselors.| Proud to be Primary
Build confident and independent writers in the classroom with Writing Mats. This resource provides the perfect writing prompts for kids!| Proud to be Primary
