More About This Resource
Use these printable, morning greeting choices to build relationships and set a positive tone for students at the beginning of each school day! The morning greetings can be printed in black and white or in color. Hang the greeting signs and posters so students can choose a morning greeting before entering the classroom or make a choice while greeting classmates during your morning meeting. You’ll also get a digital slide of the morning greetings so you can project it for all to see in the meeting area.
Included in this resource are several options:
- Printable choice posters (color and black & white)
- Circular greeting choices to hang with magnets or together with ribbon
- Square choices to cut out and make a choice board or put on a ring to hang
- How to Greet a Friend poster and student printable (4 choices)
- A digital morning greeting slide to project in the classroom meeting area
- Also includes 12 contactless greetings!
CLICK HERE FOR SPANISH MORNING GREETING CHOICES
MORNING GREETINGS blog post to see the Greetings in action!
The MORNING GREETING CHOICES include:
- wave
- high 5
- dance
- pinky shake
- fistbump
- hug
- verbal
- handshake
NON CONTACT GREETINGS include:
- sing
- wave
- wink
- funny face
- floss
- jump
- thumbs up
- bow
- dab
- smile
- rollercoaster
- salute
Here is what teachers are saying about this Morning Greeting Choices Resource:
“This resource is a great classroom and community builder. I love saying good morning to my students and giving them the opportunity to change the way they say hello. The socially distant choices are great to give students who are still not ready for physical interactions. This resource also allows me to learn my students’ personalities and how they are feeling each morning.”
“This is a very engaging and exciting way for students to say hello in the mornings.”
“I love, love, love this! It was so easy to print and laminate and BOOM- done. I love that it comes with so many different options. Great resource and perfect for primary!”
Tiffany Z. –
Loved this resource!
Staci C. –
I loved starting my day with these. It helped at the beginning of the year form relationships with my students and they loved the interaction with me each morning and the choices offered.
Christina –
Hey Staci! Make sure to redownload to get the FREE remote teaching update!
kalyn H. –
Used with my Deaf and hard of hearing students
Forever Teacher –
Perfect! Just what I was looking for
Sam R. –
Such a fun visual for morning greetings!
Tatiana S. –
Loved it!
Rebecca Q. –
Great for teaching kinders how to greet each other during the first days of school.
Monica W. –
i put in hall and greet every morning
brenda M A. –
Everyday the students come in they point at the printout. They are excited to greet me. I’ve also allowed other students to be the greater. It helps with improving peer interaction. Thank you.
Melissa R. –
My students loved using this during morning arrival.
Lannetta L. –
This fits in perfectly with Capturing Kids Hearts. It is hanging outside my classroom right now! We are not there right now, but I did use it and so did my student greeters! Thank you.
Nicole C. –
The students loved these choices every morning walking into the classroom.
Primarily Optimistic –
Thank you for this great resource! My Pre-K students and I have loved this resource as a morning greeting before they enter the classroom!
Kaitlyn V. –
My students love choosing their morning greeting, and these visuals are wonderful reminders. They are also very helpful if another adult (or substitute) is there to greet my students in the morning!
Terry Mestre –
Really enjoyed doing this with my class.
Thank you!
The Glitter Apple Co. –
I love this morning greeting choice chart!
Travel Read Teach –
Love posting these outside my room for students to choose from on the first day!
Taylor Edelblute –
I use these every morning. My kids love them and so do i!
Wild Things in Primary –
My students loved it!!
Amy L. –
I love this resource! So many great options. I printed the greetings that i wanted to use and posted them outside of my classroom door. Thank you for such a great resource!