Hi. I'm interested in what all you elementary teachers do to signal the
beginning of class. All these years I've been starting with, "Today we're. .
," or, "Last week we . . .," but I've been rethinking this. My student
teacher starts with, "Good morning ___ graders!" and they say, "Good
morning____" in a sing song voice. It's a nice signal to settle down and
begin, but it's just not me. Any ideas out there?
Leah
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Reply-To: Michal <whest177@wheatstate.com>
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Subject: RE: opening activities
Date: 01 Oct 2000 16:27:28 -0800
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I had never really thought about it before, but I always start class with a "Who can tell me..." and have a quick review over prior concepts and vocabulary words.
~Michal
> Hi. I'm interested in what all you elementary teachers do to signal the
> beginning of class. All these years I've been starting with, "Today we're. .
> ," or, "Last week we . . .," but I've been rethinking this. My student
> teacher starts with, "Good morning ___ graders!" and they say, "Good
> morning____" in a sing song voice. It's a nice signal to settle down and
> begin, but it's just not me. Any ideas out there?
