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Morning Check-In | Calendar Routine Visual

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This resource contains a morning check-in board containing the spaces for date, weather and feeling icons.

Picture-supported calendar icons include:

•7 days of the week

•12 months

•31 date numbers

•2 year icons for 2020/2021

•5 weather labels (windy, sunny, rainy, snowy, cloudy)

•3 temperature labels (hot, warm, cold)

•5 clothing types (rain boots, sunglasses, hat, scarf, sweatshirt)

•5 emotion cards (tired, silly, sad, happy, mad)

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For many children, morning meeting or circle time is an essential component of their school day. Routines provide consistency and predictability to a child’s day. Whether you are a new teacher looking to establish a basic morning routine, or a parent looking to provide your child with some generalization from school to home, this one-page mini-calendar is just the thing you need. Use this calendar to work on math, science, and social-emotional skills all at once. Help your child understand the organization of time, learn the labels of days/months, discuss aspects of the weather, and relay how they are feeling at the start of each day.

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