4 Tips for Successful Student-Led Morning Meeting

EPISODE 06

If you are looking for Morning Meeting ideas to spice up your routine, then I encourage you to have your learners lead their own Morning Meeting.

One amazing student-led activity you can incorporate into your literacy classroom or homeschool that doesn’t take a whole lot of time in your schedule is… MORNING MEETING. I am so glad you're listening to this episode because if your students or children are having behavior issues and you want to have a safe peer learning environment that provides a sense of trust, encourages respectful learning, helps regulate emotions, and builds a strong sense of community… then Morning Meetings are your answer!

Kick off the day with a FUN and engaging morning meeting that builds a strong sense of community with all your students.

In this Episode, we will chat about:

What Morning Meeting is
The positive effects it can have on your classroom or homeschool community
Success stories of schools around the country who have implemented Morning Meeting
How you can get started in using Morning Meeting
4 tips to help your students be successful with Student-Led Morning Meeting

Are you ready to get started? Let's do this!

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