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Share any SEL strategies that you use in your classroom to connect yourself with your students or to connect students with other students! 

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Share any SEL strategies that you use in your classroom to connect yourself with your students or to connect students with other students! 

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My SEL check in is student led - I spin the wheel of names to choose the student. They lead the morning meeting for the day that includes check in, calendar, and a question for the day.

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Students tell me one fact per week and I respond aloud to each person individually.

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I’m excited to have a classroom calendar for my students’ events. I think they’ll appreciate it.

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At the beginning of the year, students make birthday cards for a classmate they don't know well. Once a month, I run around during a grade level assembly and pass out the birthday cards. Then, everyone sings happy birthday to those students who have a birthday that month.

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I really like your calendar idea. Students need things to celebrate.

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I do monthly calendars, go to their games and concerts, and weekly SEL check-ins through a Google Form.

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The students use a me template and use pictures and text tell about themselves.

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I have students link to a Padlet and find a gif or photo that describes their mood. and I would give an example...

I would often use this GIF

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Beginning of semester writing/art project where they establish big things that represent or influence who they are as people and out of this writing they create an art piece that visually represents the things they write about. This ties to the unit of study.

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Each day we did a quickwrite (guided some days, open ended others).

Students respond in writing and have option to share aloud.