Classroom community

Here are some of my favorite tried and true activities to help build community in the classroom and classroom traditions.

A collaborative blog that shares teaching ideas and resources geared to third grade teachers and students.

Books to build classroom community to establish a solid foundation for students to build on throughout the school year.

Classroom community building activities and free ideas and lesson plans to kick off the school year or implement at any time.

7 Classroom Community Building Activities 7 easy community building activities for the classroom. Get students feeling connected and engaged with closing circles, compliments, community service, lunch bunch and more.

Building classroom community is an essential part of having a great school year so everyone will feel welcome, included, and supported.

Check out several engaging ways to easily build classroom community and connections with your students. Prioritize relationships over content!

Building a classroom community in kindergarten isn't always easy. Here are ten practical teaching and classroom management tips to help.

Use these amazing children's books to build a strong classroom community in your preschool or kindergarten class this year. Great SEL books.

One thing that I never did much of until this year was focus on building a strong classroom community. I felt like I had good relationships with my students, but I realized I wasn’t very good at fostering my students’ relationships with their peers. How important that is! If students aren’t valuing and respecting each other, then it can be really hard to get much accomplished during the day. So this year, after learning more about Responsive Classroom and building classroom community, I…

During the first few days of school, building classroom community is crucial. Here are some anchor charts that we create during the first week.

A daily closing circle will build classroom community. Students will maintain positive relationships while collaborating and having fun.

Andriana | Classroom Community on Instagram: "✨TOP SOCIAL SKILL TO TEACH: INTEGRITY✨ Teaching integrity is high up on the list of social skills I aim to cover at the beginning of the school year. Save this chart to build with your students to discuss integrity! 💕 You can pair this simple anchor chart with a read aloud like “Say Something” by Peter H. Reynolds, or “What if Everybody Did That?” by Ellen Javernick. Having integrity leads to building trust. Building trust leads to healthier…

Collaborative tasks help students learn to work together toward the classroom community they want to achieve. Read more about how we use collaborative tasks to build classroom community and learn more about the types of tasks we use. Deceloping a classroom community is one of the best ways to build classroom management and get to learning right away.

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Every classroom could use more kindness. These fun bucket filler activities help kids be more conscious of how their actions affect others.