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(This idea is borrowed from Tales of a Volunteer Teacher: http://irishinghana.blogspot.com)
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A shared resource for all those helping to coordinate volunteer time in classrooms everywhere.
Welcome to Room Mom Central
School begins...and just as room moms in every classroom begin to plan a year's worth of classroom parties...I turned to the internet in search of resources, where I was inspired to create my own place for resources.
About me...
I am a teacher. I have been very fortunate to have had so many great parent volunteers throughout the years. I am also a room mom/classroom volunteer for my own child.
Please feel free to add your ideas...and comment on activities that have worked (or not worked) for you.
About me...
I am a teacher. I have been very fortunate to have had so many great parent volunteers throughout the years. I am also a room mom/classroom volunteer for my own child.
Please feel free to add your ideas...and comment on activities that have worked (or not worked) for you.
Planning a Party (minus the chaos)
Here are a few of the many ways in which you could organize your classroom party.
Rotating Stations:
Length of time: 1 hour
Rotate every 15 minutes, four times.
1. Craft
2. Game
3. Game or Craft
4. Snack time
OR
Rotating Stations:
Length of time: 1 hour
Rotate every 15 minutes, three times.
1. Craft
2. Game
3. Game or Craft
The last 15 minutes: Snack time for everyone
I prefer this option, especially with younger children. This gives them time to eat, and also gives them somewhere to go if they finish a game/craft early.
Rotating Stations:
Length of time: 1 hour
Rotate every 15 minutes, four times.
1. Craft
2. Game
3. Game or Craft
4. Snack time
OR
Rotating Stations:
Length of time: 1 hour
Rotate every 15 minutes, three times.
1. Craft
2. Game
3. Game or Craft
The last 15 minutes: Snack time for everyone
I prefer this option, especially with younger children. This gives them time to eat, and also gives them somewhere to go if they finish a game/craft early.
Not Recreating the Wheel...
This website was created to share ideas collected from many, many sources in a general, easy to use format. I do my best to note the source of the idea...but even teachers make mistakes. If you notice something I missed, please let me know about it.
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Table of Contents
- Any Party (2)
- Apples (1)
- Back to School (4)
- Dr. Seuss (2)
- End of the Year Thank You (7)
- Fall Harvest Party (8)
- Father's Day (2)
- Game Ideas (2)
- Grandparents Day (1)
- Halloween (1)
- Insects/Bugs (2)
- Leaves (1)
- Mother's Day (2)
- Organize it all (5)
- Party Food (1)
- Pumpkins (4)
- Spring (4)
- St. Patricks Day (2)
- Teacher Appreciation Week (9)
- Teacher Baby Shower (3)
- Teacher Happy Holidays (5)
- Thank You Student Teacher (8)
- Thanksgiving (1)
- Valentines Day (6)
- Wonderful Winter Party (5)
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