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ROLL CALL
Let's make some connections this summer! Comment what level or subject you teach or work with and scroll through to reply to someone you have a connection to :) Not in the classroom, the same roll call still applies. 🩵 Let's make some connections
1 like • Jul '25
2nd grade; homeroom; Washington state
2 likes • Jul '25
@Kinta Jones I was a Para for years in SpEd. I loved my head teacher. She was so organized and so caring. Special place in my heart for that department!
Now Open! Day 1: Breakout Sessions
Today is all about Engagement and Encouragement. How can we keep students locked in until the final bell? These presentations are sure to give you simple practical strategies that you can use immediately to make an immense impact. Click the link to access the sessions!: https://www.skool.com/impact-7130/classroom/09c989ea?md=f6e93f2a2cfb4383a5dccc86140c0e7a
Now Open! Day 1: Breakout Sessions
0 likes • Jul '25
@Sophy Thomas I also haven't received a workbook. Is it in an email?
1 like • Jul '25
@Sophy Thomas sorry about that. I just watched the live last night and it answered my question. Thank you and thank the team!
Great first week activity
I was in a PD this week about having successful back to school season and the instructor shared an idea I’m definitely stealing. Expectation post it’s! Give each student a sticky note and tell them to write one expectation they have of you as the teacher, or what they’d like the classroom to look/feel/sound like. Allow 3-5 minutes preferably with you standing at the door facing away or right in the hall etc. (I don’t love the completely in the hall option for myself). Students should put their post it on the whiteboard. Completely anonymous. Then you return and collect each sticky and discuss it. Maybe add to an anchor chart etc. it’s a great time to discuss why we can’t “have free time all day” It also allows for accountability. You can share your expectations of them, talk about them holding you accountable for yours etc. I really like this for how they want it to “feel” because it feels like an easy opening for “how can we achieve that together” I’m going to tweak and try something similar in my fourth grade room in just 3 short weeks!!!
1 like • Jul '25
Ooh. I want to try this one.
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Bebe Claus
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2nd grade teacher in WA, passionate about inclusive classrooms. Experienced paraeducator. New license, lifelong learner, advocate for equity & joy.

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Joined Jul 18, 2025