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I enjoyed adding positive notes to kids work!

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I enjoyed adding positive notes to kids work!

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Giving each student their own individual task during a group Zoom meeting so that they feel empowered and in

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Giving each student their own individual task during a group Zoom meeting so that they feel empowered and in

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I like the lunch chat idea. It could be a fun way to connect with kids.

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I like the lunch chat idea. It could be a fun way to connect with kids.

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Theme days

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The more face to face the better. Some kids do well with email, more do well with face to face. Happy that we are. able to Zoom again. Email only was difficult to engage kids.

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Letting students/ families know ahead of time what the theme or idea for the meeting is. Somethin
they can do to prep for it

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What makes my heart crumble? What makes my heart sing?

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What makes my heart crumble? What makes my heart sing?

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Students cut out two hearts, in one they write down words that make their heart sad we then take turns crumpling up that paper. On a different heart we write down words or affirmations that make us feel good and make us smile

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Talking to students about things not related to assignments. Letting them talk about their likes.

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Talking to students about things not related to assignments. Letting them talk about their likes.

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Giving positive and constructive feedback.

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Giving positive and constructive feedback.

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Art themes to share through our Seesaw blog and do an artwalk

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Art themes to share through our Seesaw blog and do an artwalk

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Use Google Forms with bitmojis for student check-ins. 

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Use Google Forms with bitmojis for student check-ins. 

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Take "virtual field trips" together as a class to get the kids excited to come to zoom class

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weekly phone calls with families was nice

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weekly phone calls with families was nice

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Having students teach a sibling, pet, stuffed animal....breathing techniques

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Classroom jobs for zoom to help them stay committed and invested. Also praise for their work or responses, sharing work with their permission (letting them know ahead of time) to encourage their abilities and time spent on their work.

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Last day of school snack/lunch Zoom meeting

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Last day of school snack/lunch Zoom meeting

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Letting them make videos of their projects/activities to share with their classmates.

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Letting them make videos of their projects/activities to share with their classmates.

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Asking questions about them and their day. Getting to know them and listening to them as a student before diving into work. 

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Asking questions about them and their day. Getting to know them and listening to them as a student before diving into work. 

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Sharing a favorite stuffed animal or pet.

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Sharing a favorite stuffed animal or pet.

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I posted a daily question in the Google Stream - all students were able to respond to the question and to each other's posts. This was powerful in building community.

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Morning videos through Seesaw to my class that they could comment on

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Morning videos through Seesaw to my class that they could comment on

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Have you "filled a bucket", how did someone "fill your bucket"? - class shout outs 

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Have you "filled a bucket", how did someone "fill your bucket"? - class shout outs 

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I would love to see school wide assemblies.

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Reading fun and culturally relevant books

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Reading fun and culturally relevant books

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Daily morning meetings with check ins with feelings and question of the day

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Individual student videos or voice messages on Seesaw as peptalks

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Individual student videos or voice messages on Seesaw as peptalks

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Something good that happened that day, something not so good - as a morning meeting sharing

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Bring your favorite mug of cocoa to our Zoom meeting. 

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Bring your favorite mug of cocoa to our Zoom meeting. 

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Read Aloud- I recorded a chapter a day of myself reading a book.  Students commented that they listened while they worked and really enjoyed it.  Parents also appreciated it.

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Read Aloud- I recorded a chapter a day of myself reading a book.  Students commented that they listened while they worked and really enjoyed it.  Parents also appreciated it.

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art therapy techniques and mindful breathing exercises

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art therapy techniques and mindful breathing exercises