Culturally Responsive Morning Meeting (Distance Learning)
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A picture is worth 1,000 words therefore use powerful pictures to have powerful morning meeting discussions. Compatible with Google Slides, Google Classroom and Seesaw. This powerpoint contains over 90 pictures with prompts to discuss with your students. Now includes pandemic pictures to engage students in the conversation about living in a pandemic. A Whole Year of picture prompts!
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Culturally Responsive Morning Meeting Video
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-Morning Message is an important way to create a warm, welcoming classroom community. Morning meeting is the perfect time to teach acceptance and talk about diversity.
-Cultural responsive teaching is having those difficult conversations with your students. This powerpoint is a great way to go deeper with your morning meeting and make your students’ more aware of the world around them
-These pictures contain students from all over the
world and students with specials needs
These are the different sections:
What Do You See? (Kids and Landmarks)
There are two sections one that contains kids around the world and one that contains landmarks. The students will simply talk about what they see in the picture. You can extend their vocabulary by using the sentence stems “I observe” or “I noticed”.
Comparing and Contrasting
How are they the same? How are they different? This is an important skill for all students to practice critical thinking. However, this is an important part of the speaking section on the ACCESS assessment (for ELLs).
What Are They Doing?
Use the pictures to get to know your students and have them connect with their classmates. They will discuss their likes and dislikes.
How Do They Feel?
This is great for SEL and working on empathy. Have students look at a picture and discuss how they think the kid in the picture is feeling by looking at their nonverbal body language. This will help them to be more aware of their classmates’ feelings. This is also great for working on their inference skills.
