DIY Daily Objectives Display
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
All children grow up testing their parents and others in authority. They need to know their limits and what is expected of them. Clear cut expectations and guidelines make them feel secure in their environment and, in turn, help them thrive. Leslie Ann over at Life in First Grade shared this great classroom management idea that will help you share with your students clear expectations for each subject and build a foundation for successful learning each school day.
Whether you use a pocket chart like Leslie Ann did, an oil drip tray that's been repurposed into a colorful magnet board {like the example above from Nic and Kate, simply spray paint the tray for the "colorful" part!}, or another display of your creation - we know that displaying daily learning objectives is a great way to help students feel prepared for the day!
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Kayla Johnson
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