We’ve got you covered with ready-to-use four-week morning meeting plans—one for grades K–3 and another for grades 4–6. 

February’s helpful forms are designed to support connection, kindness, and student voice throughout your classroom.

Fill your walls with kindness and connection this February! These quick, student-centered display ideas add warmth, color, and heart to your classroom.

Teach students the simple, empowering routine that helps them try first, speak up with confidence, and ask for help the right way.

Give students clear, empowering routines for what to do when finished—and watch independence, focus, and confidence grow.

Learn how short, informal check-ins can give you powerful insight into student progress—without adding more to your plate.

Use these companion activities to extend conversations about confidence, empathy, and celebrating who we are.

This read-aloud invites students to see mistakes as part of the process and provides a powerful launch point for conversations and activities around perseverance, reflection, and growth.

Build a classroom culture where kindness is seen, practiced, and celebrated through intentional daily activities.

Five brain break ideas that bring warmth, laughter, and connection when your class needs it most.

Take a look at another use for Turn & Talk, and download a list of 38 sample questions.

Feeling a little mid-year disconnect? This coaching session shares quick, meaningful ways to rebuild student relationships and re-center your classroom community.

Gail shares simple, practical ways to tighten up transitions and bring calm back to your classroom flow. A few small changes can add up to a big difference.