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The Responsive Classroom 6 teaching practices:

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The Responsive Classroom 6 teaching practices:

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We focus today on the first Responsive Classroom teaching practice: 'The Morning Meeting' 

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We focus today on the first Responsive Classroom teaching practice: 'The Morning Meeting' 

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Example, video PYP2B

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Let's watch the Morning Meeting explained

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Let's watch the Morning Meeting explained

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Morning Meetings: Building Community in the Classroom

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Starting the day with this 15-minute activity helps students regulate their emotions and focus on the day’s learning.

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Who would like to share their first impression after watching the video and what you have red about the Morning Meeting? 

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Who would like to share their first impression after watching the video and what you have red about the Morning Meeting? 

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What are you most excited about and what do you think might be difficult - thinking about implementing the Morning Meeting in your classroom?  Turn to your partner/team. Share your outcomes in the 'add comment' (10 minutes)

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What are you most excited about and what do you think might be difficult - thinking about implementing the Morning Meeting in your classroom?  Turn to your partner/team. Share your outcomes in the 'add comment' (10 minutes)

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With your team draw a T-chart showing the connection between this video and the pages 45-49 in the book. Post a photo of the T-chart/mind-map (by using the + in the right-corner on this page)          (20 minutes)

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With your team draw a T-chart showing the connection between this video and the pages 45-49 in the book. Post a photo of the T-chart/mind-map (by using the + in the right-corner on this page)          (20 minutes)

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Morning Meetings: Creating a Safe Space for Learning

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At Symonds Elementary, teachers use morning meetings to develop valuable social-emotional skills, create a culture of respect and trust, and prepare students to learn.

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After watching, reading and hearing more about it; what value do you expect the Morning Meeting to have on your grade level? Add in the comment space below.       (5 minutes)

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After watching, reading and hearing more about it; what value do you expect the Morning Meeting to have on your grade level? Add in the comment space below.       (5 minutes)

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Now it is time for you to  write your own 'Morning Meeting Plan' and post it here. You can use this format. (20 minutes)

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Now it is time for you to  write your own 'Morning Meeting Plan' and post it here. You can use this format. (20 minutes)

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See the resources below.

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The Power of the Morning Meeting: 5 Steps Toward Changing Your Classroom and School Culture

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Edutopia blogger Lisa Dabbs shares her own transformative experience with the Morning Meeting model and suggests five steps for integrating this practice into the classroom.