Here is the poster I'm using. I made it to go with my sports theme. You can pick it up from TpT store {HERE}. I also have regular student of the week posters available in my store.
I decided to hand out the posters to all of my students at the beginning of the year. This way they're ready to go whenever that student gets called. To choose a student I use my number sticks. On a piece of paper I write everyone's number and cross them out when they are student of the week. That way I can make sure everyone gets their turn.....kids seem to forget whether or not they've been honored :)
I pick my student at the end of the day on Friday. Once they are picked, they come to the front of the room and share their poster. Then, I put their poster on my All-Star of the Week bulletin board
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On Monday morning as part of morning work, I hand out the All-Star writing paper.
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When the next student is chosen, I give the previous All-Star his/her book and poster. Then we start the whole process over.
I have to say that this is working out well for me. The kids are excited and it's been fun learning about them and seeing them share on a personal level with each other. Management wise, it's going well too.............the kids know the routine and keep me going with it!
I'd love to read about how you celebrate students in your room!
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ReplyDeleteWe just discovered your blog! It's adorable!!
We're second grade teachers too :)
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Halle & Jenna
Across the Hall in 2nd Grade
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower! I have loved reading your blog so far! Your All Stars activity is "All Star"!!! It's always great to have a solid routine and activity that can run all year and keep children engaged!
Alison
Teaching Maths with Meaning