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Book resource:

Significant 72
Unleashing the Power of Relationships in Today's Schools by Greg Wolcott.

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Community-Building Circles - Casel Schoolguide

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This tool includes planning considerations, a set up checklist, a recommended circle process and planning template, and four sample circle scripts for middle and high school classrooms.

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Learning to work with someone who has a perspective different than your own. There is a great youtube video from Viola Davis

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Learning to work with someone who has a perspective different than your own. There is a great youtube video from Viola Davis

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Learn More About the 180 Full SEL Lessons Learn More about The Elementary Bundle
Learn More About The Relationship Building Set

Learn More About The Relationship Building Set
Learn More about The 180 Question Set Learn More about the Science Bundle Learn More About these Dynamic Activities

People often say education is broken, but I don't think that's true. I believe education is simply evolving into something beautiful. No longer are reading, writing, and arithmetic the foundations of learning. Learning is now rooted in relationships, relationships, and most importantly, relationships. The journey that you are about to embark on in The Rooted Classroom is a powerful one. These pages are full of stories, strategies, and successes of what schools can look like when the focus is securing rooted relationships with staff and students. I am so excited to dig in and walk alongside you as the relationships in your classroom grow and flourish.
180 Days of Awesome- Celebrating Every Day of Education
180 Days of School = 180 Days of Awesome! Awesome is all around us. Every day you walk into your school something amazing is bound to happen. Some days that awesome is easy to see, it comes in the form of laughter, academic progress, achieving goals, and building relationships with kids. Some days that awesome is nearly impossible to see among all the meetings, curriculum changes, displeased parents, and behavior concerns. Here is the cool part, whether you are having a level 10 day or level 0 day, focusing on the awesome has the power to turn each day of education into an exciting adventure in learning. Come along with me on this 180 day quest as we learn to focus on those little awesome moments that have the power to change everything. Because sometimes it's the little things that make the biggest difference. So put on your teaching shoes, a big smile, and get a cup... or pot of coffee ready, you are about to embark on 180 days of awesome.
180 Days of Awesome Journal- Celebrate Every Day of Your Year Game Changers: Innovative Teaching Strategies
Every day of life is awesome. I believe that and I want you to believe it too. I am passionate about celebrating every day of awesome and you are getting ready to embark on a journey where you will write, reflect, and see those moments in your life, even on the hard days. Whether you are a teacher, parent, student, administrator, or simply know a teacher, parent, student, or administrator, this journal is totally for you! Filled with 180 pages for the 180 days of the school year and writing prompts to get each day started. I'm super pumped for you to embark on your 180 day journey. Writing and reflecting on our awesome experiences helps us make memories that will last a lifetime. I believe the journal you are about to create will leave a positive impression on you and those you share it with. You are about to author your very own memoir of awesome! How awesome is that? Let's go throw some education confetti!

Quack Attacks. Family Feud. The Big Green Computing Machine. What do these seemingly meaningless statements have to do with education? Everything! Come discover how changing the way students respond to YOU can revolutionize your classroom. These innovative teaching strategies, based are outside the box, but add whimsy and motivation to your environment. Most importantly, these ideas work and are bound to change the way the game is played in your classroom.

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Learn More About the 180 Full SEL Lessons Learn More about The Elementary Bundle Learn More About The Relationship Building Set Learn More About The Relationship Building Set Learn More about The 180 Question Set Learn More about the Science Bundle Learn More About these Dynamic Activities People often say education is broken, but I don't think that's true.

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Students can be assigned to someone they already have a relationship with or a team can generate a list of students and assign themselves a student.  The idea is to spend 5-10 minutes with the student a few times a week talking to them about interests, etc...NOT school.

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I do a morning meeting where every student does a feelings check-in

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Core Processes of Restorative Justice Circles

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There may be nothing more important in a child's life than a positive and stable relationship with a caring adult. For students, a positive connection to at least one school adult - whether a teacher, counselor, sports coach, or other school staff member - can have tremendous benefits that include reduced bullying, lower drop-out rates, and improved social-emotional capacities.

Rather than leave these connections to chance, relationship mapping invests time in making sure that every student is known by at least one adult.

Using this strategy, school staff identify youth who do not currently have positive connections with school adults during a private meeting. Those students are then paired with a supportive adult mentor within the school. Throughout the year, mentors support each other through the successes and challenges of building relationships with students, and school administrators routinely communicate with staff to determine how well the process is going. At the end of the year, the staff convenes to talk about how their efforts may have positively affected students. Adults may also choose to pay particular attention to "at risk" students as these connections may be particularly important for students who are having a hard time at home or in school.

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Relationship Mapping Strategy | Making Caring Common - Making Caring Common

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Use this online version of our popular Relationship Mapping Strategy for your school, community organization, or religious group to help ensure that everyone has a strong connection to someone else during challenging times.