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Why wait until the end of the year to give awards to your students? They deserve recognition all year round! Make Friday your highlight of the week. End the week on a high note for your students. Having an end-of-the-week awarding ceremony could help your students be more motivated and inspired to do well every week. What better way to reward them is with some donut treats?!

Directions:

* Print 5-10 awards weekly ( or you could print ahead for the whole month/year)

* Have a quick ceremony every Friday 5-10 minutes before dismissal time.

* Give 5- 10 awards per week and try to rotate through my students rather fairly (see checklist included for easy record-keeping)

This resource includes:

* 30 Donut Awards

* 5 Blank editable donut awards to create your own awards.

The file is in Powerpoint.

Tired students? Have trouble getting your kids to bed? Try to create a nighttime ritual of relaxation. This yoga sequence is sure to do the trick.

Enjoy 5 poses to get you and your children in the mood for resting and relaxation. Includes sphinx, child's pose, fish, bound angle, and legs on the wall. Each pose has an uplifting mantra to think or say aloud.

What is a flipped classroom? Maybe you've heard of it, but don't know where to start? One year ago, when the world seemed to shut down in 2020, I was in your shoes. Flipping my classroom was one of the best decisions I ever made for my classroom!

This Flipped Classroom Parent / Student - BUNDLE resource is a great way to start your flipping journey! The bundle includes a presentation, handout, AND notes page that gives a brief run-down of what a flipped classroom is and what it will look like in your classroom.

Families are not often fond of change, but that's mainly because they have so many questions and so little answers! This presentation takes the guessing out of flipping and helps your students and families have more piece of mind when it comes to your classroom. It's also 100% editable to fit the needs of you, your students, and your classroom procedures!

Topics Include:

• Meet the Teacher
• Classroom Mindset
• What is a "Flipped Classroom"?
• What will our Flipped Classroom look like?
• What will your student need to be successful?
• Why am I implementing a Flipped Classroom?
• Still have questions?
• BLANK SLIDE

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Why wait until the end of the year to give awards to your students? They deserve recognition all year round! Make Friday your highlight of the week. End the week on a high note for your students. Having an end-of-the-week awarding ceremony could help your students be more motivated and inspired to do well every week. What better way to reward them is with some cupcake treats?!

Directions:

* Print 5-10 awards weekly ( or you could print ahead for the whole month/year)

* Have a quick ceremony every Friday 5-10 minutes before dismissal time.

* Give 5- 10 awards per week and try to rotate through my students rather fairly (see checklist included for easy record-keeping)

This resource includes:

* 30 Cupcake Awards

* 5 Blank editable donut awards to create your own awards.

The file is in Powerpoint.

Why wait until the end of the year to give awards to your students? They deserve recognition all year round! Make Friday your highlight of the week. End the week on a high note for your students. Having an end-of-the-week awarding ceremony could help your students be more motivated and inspired to do well every week. What better way to reward them is with some lollipops?!

Directions:

* Print 5-10 awards weekly ( or you could print ahead for the whole month/year)

* Have a quick ceremony every Friday 5-10 minutes before dismissal time.

* Give 5- 10 awards per week and try to rotate through my students rather fairly (see checklist included for easy record-keeping)

This resource includes:

* 30 Lollipop Awards

* 5 Blank editable donut awards to create your own awards.

The file is in Powerpoint.

Why wait until the end of the year to give awards to your students? They deserve recognition all year round! Make Friday your highlight of the week. End the week on a high note for your students. Having an end-of-the-week awarding ceremony could help your students be more motivated and inspired to do well every week. What better way to reward them is with some cookies?!

Directions:

* Print 5-10 awards weekly ( or you could print ahead for the whole month/year)

* Have a quick ceremony every Friday 5-10 minutes before dismissal time.

* Give 5- 10 awards per week and try to rotate through my students rather fairly (see checklist included for easy record-keeping)

This resource includes:

* 30 Cookie Awards

* 5 Blank editable donut awards to create your own awards.

The file is in Powerpoint.