Description
This NEWLY UPDATED bundle includes 47 first grade morning messages that are engaging, informative, and relevant to various themes and holidays in the fall, winter, and spring. In addition, it now comes as .PDF files and EDITABLE POWERPOINT FILES!
These first grade morning messages are intended to be introduced on Monday mornings. It is best used projected on a screen to highlight any reading or writing skills and then printed and placed at a center for the entire week. When students come to the Morning Message Center, they follow the routine until it is complete and ready to be turned in to the teacher. Only one Morning Message will be introduced each week and each is written to be informational and relevant to various themes throughout the season.
Copying the Morning Message will give students handwriting practice. Drawing a picture to go along with the message will help them to understand and connect the passage to their own real-life experiences. Identifying the capital letters and punctuation marks will help them to better understand sentence structure. Lastly, reading the passage to their friends will help them with their fluency.
Fall Themes
August:
Welcome Back
Summer Vacation
Rules
September:
Apples
Labor Day
Grandparents Day
Autumn
Leaves
October:
Pumpkins
Indigenous People's Day
Halloween
Bats
Spiders
November:
Veterans Day
Native Americans
Pilgrims
Thanksgiving Story
Spiders
Winter Themes:
December:
Winter
Christmas Trees
Stockings
Christmas Traditions
Santa Claus
January:
New Year’s Resolution
Polar Bears
Penguins
Martin Luther King Jr.
Chinese New Year
February:
Dental Health
Tooth Fairy
Groundhog Day
President’s Day
Valentine’s Day
Spring Themes:
March:
Spring
Rain and the Water Cycle
Earth Day
Arbor Day
St. Patrick’s Day
April:
April’s Fool
Butterflies
Flowers
Spring Weather
Bugs
May:
Cinco de Mayo
Mother’s Day
Armed Forces Day
Memorial Day
End-of-the Year
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Description
This NEWLY UPDATED bundle includes 47 first grade morning messages that are engaging, informative, and relevant to various themes and holidays in the fall, winter, and spring. In addition, it now comes as .PDF files and EDITABLE POWERPOINT FILES!
These first grade morning messages are intended to be introduced on Monday mornings. It is best used projected on a screen to highlight any reading or writing skills and then printed and placed at a center for the entire week. When students come to the Morning Message Center, they follow the routine until it is complete and ready to be turned in to the teacher. Only one Morning Message will be introduced each week and each is written to be informational and relevant to various themes throughout the season.
Copying the Morning Message will give students handwriting practice. Drawing a picture to go along with the message will help them to understand and connect the passage to their own real-life experiences. Identifying the capital letters and punctuation marks will help them to better understand sentence structure. Lastly, reading the passage to their friends will help them with their fluency.
Fall Themes
August:
Welcome Back
Summer Vacation
Rules
September:
Apples
Labor Day
Grandparents Day
Autumn
Leaves
October:
Pumpkins
Indigenous People's Day
Halloween
Bats
Spiders
November:
Veterans Day
Native Americans
Pilgrims
Thanksgiving Story
Spiders
Winter Themes:
December:
Winter
Christmas Trees
Stockings
Christmas Traditions
Santa Claus
January:
New Year’s Resolution
Polar Bears
Penguins
Martin Luther King Jr.
Chinese New Year
February:
Dental Health
Tooth Fairy
Groundhog Day
President’s Day
Valentine’s Day
Spring Themes:
March:
Spring
Rain and the Water Cycle
Earth Day
Arbor Day
St. Patrick’s Day
April:
April’s Fool
Butterflies
Flowers
Spring Weather
Bugs
May:
Cinco de Mayo
Mother’s Day
Armed Forces Day
Memorial Day
End-of-the Year
