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40 Days of Rhymes: Reflections and Resources to Inspire and Motivate Students

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Rhymes have a magical ability to capture students' attention and ignite their imaginations. They can transport us to other worlds, introduce us to new characters, and teach us about important life lessons. In the classroom, rhymes can be used to create a fun and engaging learning environment where students can develop their literacy skills, creativity, and critical thinking abilities.

Daily Meditations for Success in Learning in the Classroom & Beyond: 40 Days of Rhymes, Reflections, and Resources to Inspire and Motivate Students

by Terry Ann Williams-Richard

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This collection of 40 days of rhymes, along with accompanying reflections and resources, will help you create a classroom environment where your students can thrive. Each day, you will be introduced to a new rhyme, along with a reflection on its meaning and significance. You will also find a variety of resources, including lesson plans, activities, and printables, to help you incorporate the rhyme into your teaching.

40 Days of Rhymes

Day 1: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Day 2: Humpty Dumpty
Day 3: Hey Diddle Diddle

Reflections and Resources

In addition to the 40 days of rhymes, this collection also includes a variety of reflections and resources to help you incorporate these rhymes into your teaching.

Reflections

Each day, you will find a short reflection on the rhyme of the day. These reflections will explore the rhyme's meaning and significance, as well as its potential uses in the classroom.

Resources

You will also find a variety of resources to help you incorporate the rhymes into your teaching. These resources include lesson plans, activities, and printables.

Lesson plans: Each lesson plan provides a step-by-step guide to using the rhyme in your classroom. Lesson plans include objectives, materials, procedures, and assessment suggestions.
Activities: Activities provide students with hands-on opportunities to explore the rhyme. Activities can be used as a whole class, small group, or individual activity.
Printables: Printables provide students with additional practice with the rhyme. Printables can be used as homework, independent practice, or assessment.

This collection of 40 days of rhymes, along with accompanying reflections and resources, is a valuable tool for any teacher who wants to create a fun and engaging learning environment where students can thrive. Rhymes have the power to inspire and motivate students, and this collection will help you use rhymes to their full potential in your classroom.