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Do you share quotes with your students? 🗣️ H

Do you share quotes with your students? 🗣️

Here's a favorite of mine. 💙

I like to share quotes during our morning meeting time. It helps build rapport with and among students, and also allows me to incorporate character education into the day naturally.

I have a post with 5 tips on how to use quotes in your classroom. I'll leave the link in my bio for you if you'd like to check it out!

🗄️Don't forget to save this post so that you can come back to it later too!

https://the-teacher-next-door.com/5-ways-to-use-quotations-in-the-classroom/

Do your students have trouble remembering the diff

This is a must save post! 💾 I put together a li

This is a must save post! 💾 I put together a list of End of the Year Picture Books that are perfect for sending your students off into summer with an inspirational message and a dream in their hearts!

Link in my bio!

Want me to send you the link? Drop a comment asking for it and I’ll DM it to you! 💌

https://the-teacher-next-door.com/end-of-the-year-picture-books/

I made these letters a few summers ago using book

I made these letters a few summers ago using book jackets, #modgepodge, and letters from @michaelsstores! I’m itching for another project to do this summer.

Have you made a classroom craft that you love? If so, share it in the comments and I’ll give it my best DIY try! 👍🏼

Double tap this post if you’ve ever had to liste

Double tap this post if you’ve ever had to listen to all the “reasons” we don’t deserve the summer off. 🙋‍♀️

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