Morning Greeting Choices help build a classroom community and enhance social emotional learning and connection with children in Preschool, Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade. They can also be used with children with special needs and Autism. Children choose a greeting and then greet their teacher and friends to further enhance connection to others and take part in developing a social emotionally safe learning environment. Greeting Signs include Welcome Preschool Welcome Kindergarten Welcome 1st Grade Welcome 2nd Grade Morning Greeting Choices Afternoon Greeting Choices How Would You Like To Be Greeted? 14 Greetings that represent children of different cultures, race, and inclusive of disabilities. Hug Handshake High Five Fist Bump Elbow Tap Pat on the Back Pinky Connect No Contact Choices Dab Dance Make a Silly Face Salute Verbal Smile Wink Other resources you may enjoy to develop your social emotional connections throughout the year are the Emotion Check In Chart Feeling Detective Game Emotion Matching The Autism Home Schedule can be very beneficial for helping parents develop a consistent visual schedule so children arrive emotionally regulated and ready to start the day! Little Detective’s Discovery School

Are you looking for an engaging way to teach telling time to the hour in Kindergarten or First grade? If so this product includes an interactive way to have fun practicing telling time to the hour. This product has also been used in Special Education Preschool where children are learning about numbers. Children are highly motivated to bring their cheese with the number on it to feed Mr. Mouse. They also enjoy putting the arrow on on the clocks in the book after feeding Mr. Mouse. This is excellent for reinforcing rhyming as children chant the nursery rhyme with you and encourages speech and language development as well! What is included? The Hickory Dickory Dock Book with Clock. Mini Lesson Plan explaining how to use the book and interactive pieces with students. Twelve pieces of cheese with numbers on them. Twelve arrows to place on the clock. Children bring up their cheese with a number on it when they hear the number read. Two telling time to the hour worksheets which can be included for assessment in Kindergarten and First Grade. I hope you enjoy this resource!