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Bring the fun of JENGA into your classroom with this editable activity. The instruction sheet includes 2-ways to incorporate into your classroom using game cards or the JENGA blocks themselves. Please note - fonts may not download correctly if you do not have the font used.

In this First Day of Schools activity, have students rotate through various stations to learn about the course, teach you about themselves and allow for freedom within the class by making their own playlist. Other items that work with this listing are: Unboxing YouSyllabus Template and Worksheet Template

Use this document to print weekly attendance sheets for your class rosters. This has been so helpful for me as I teach in-person and online students at the same time; I can easily mark down who is present in-person and who has joined in online for the day! Enjoy!

Here is a template for your syllabus - this allows you to create your own unique course guide for students to easily navigate your course information! Included with this is a exploration sheet - which works when you want to have students read the syllabus and find important pieces of information that they must write down and record. This resource works well with: First Day StationsFirs Day Stations Bundle

A great first day of class activity for child development students! This activity introduces students to PIES-M (physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and moral development) and how teachers/parents use books to teach kiddos concepts within these areas. This activity contains a starter for discussion, instructions for a read aloud (to be used with my Children's Book Reflection Journal listing HERE), then wraps up the activity with instructions on how to make Jitter Glitter Slime. Enjoy!