Favors back to school with EVA molds

Check this post for some suggestions for Favors back to school with EVA molds ready to print and apply in the classroom.

This is an excellent resource for feedback. school year, (back to school). The beginning of another school year always brings expectations for teachers and students. At Child education it is a defining moment, especially for children who have never been to school before.

See also:

• Welcome to school wall
• Welcome Panels.
• Back to School Activities
• Rules and Combinations

Stop living only with your family, with your everyday friends, to immerse yourself in a world new, full of novelties, with a lot of different faces is not always easy, many children pass per difficulties to adapt, and it was with this in mind that we selected these beautiful suggestions for Favors back to school with molds, check out:

Souvenirs come back to school with molds – Little Star

Necessary materials:

• EVE IN PINK AND BLUE;
• PLASTIC BAGS;
• GRAPHITE PENCIL;
• TIP RUBBER;
• SHARPENER;
• TAPE TO DECORATE

Souvenirs come back to school with templates to print – Little Star

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Souvenirs come back to school with molds – Pencil Holder

Souvenirs from Porta Lápis come back to school with EVA molds

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Souvenirs come back to school with molds – Frog with balloon tongue

We will need:

• Molds;
• Scissors and Glue;
• balloons;
• EVA, FELT or CARDBOARD;

Souvenirs Frog with balloon tongue comes back to school with molds

Souvenirs come back to school with molds – Pencil Tip

Also check:Activities Back to School Elementary School

Souvenirs come back to school with molds – Lollipop

See also:

• BACK TO CLASS MEMORY WITH TEMPLATE

Extra tips for back to school

Reception:

Decide together where each will receive the students. The suggestion is that the management team stay at the gate to greet not only the children and young people but also the parents who usually accompany their children to school. Teachers can wait for students at the classroom door. Arrange with support staff that they position themselves in the hallways and in places where they can help to inform the location of each class or to guide the way to the restrooms, the drinking fountain etc. and other questions that students may have.

classroom presentation

Reflect with teachers on the importance of introducing new students to others before work begins. Ask teachers to encourage the child to talk a little about himself, his background and his relationship with studies. Then everyone can tell what they did during their vacation. Teachers can contribute by giving ideas for organizing this moment and presenting ways to do this. Examples: Each student can tell about something they learned on vacation, a place they visited, a story they read or watched. Among older people, it is also interesting to talk about their plans for the year, which may include a course or an extra activity or studying for the entrance exam.

First contact with each sector

Also reinforce the importance of support and administrative staff being receptive to everyone and especially solicitous with those who do not yet know the facilities and routine of the unit. Study the hypothesis that the first-year class – in which everyone must be new – take a tour of the school with stops in each sector for a person in charge of the area to explain the functioning of the canteen, library, secretariat, etc. Some schools schedule classes to start on different days for every three or four classes so that all employees pay attention to everyone's arrival.