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Honoring a Student of the Week: Preparation

By  Beth Newingham on September 14, 2012
  • Grades: 3–5

To help build community in my classroom, I have students take turns being our "Star of the Week." During the week that a student is our "Star," each day consists of an exciting event or activity to honor him or her. It is also a way for students in the class to learn more about each other and each other's families.

Parents choose the week that their child will be our star by signing up at Curriculum Night. Parents receive note at the beginning of the year and again prior to their child being the Star of the Week that describes what each day of the week will entail.

Check out more information and downloadable materials about Star of the Week.

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My website was moved to the following address: http://hil.troy.k12.mi.us/staff/bnewingham/myweb3/

Sorry for the confusion!

-Beth Newingham

why can I not access your classroom site anymore. I NEED IT!!

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