Bell ringers for elementary

Your middle and high school students will enjoy responding to these fun bell ringer questions which transition them into an academic mindset!

In the last couple of years I have gone through some teaching position changes that I never thought would happen to me. I taught self-contained 5th grade for three years (that included my student teaching). I knew nothing else, and honestly, at the time, I didn’t really want to. Long story short, I moved across ... Read more

Wondering what you should have your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students do in the mornings as you complete all your morning tasks? Check out these 14 morning work ideas / bell ringer ideas for inspiration for your own upper elementary classroom! Have a morning work plan before heading back to school.

Liven up the first few minutes of class with our Bell Ringers for Middle School! Get your students thinking critically & ready to learn!

Here are some various anchor charts I've been using with my kiddos. I hope you find one or two that might help you out or give you some ins...

If you aren’t using bell ringers in your secondary ELA classroom - you should. Starting class with bell ringers is an excellent strategy to help your students

Every classroom could use more kindness. These fun bucket filler activities help kids be more conscious of how their actions affect others.