Morning Greeting Posters: Editable No Touch Classroom Greeting Choices Signs

Monday, September 7, 2020

The way we greet students at the door sets the tone for the whole day. These posters let every child choose how they want to be welcomed.

These morning greeting posters let every student choose how they want to be welcomed at the door, from an air high five to a wave or a silly face. Students tap the greeting they want as they walk in, so it takes seconds and starts the day with a smile. Every greeting is no touch, and the text is editable.

Editable no touch morning greeting choices posters

What is in it

  • 22 greeting posters with editable text, including air high five, air hug, elbow bump, toe bump, heart hands, peace sign, wave, and verbal greeting
  • 1 title poster and 1 editable title poster
  • Color and black and white versions
  • 16 pages in each version

See every page in the Morning Greeting Posters preview on TPT.

How to use it

  • Hang the posters at your door
  • Students line up and tap the greeting they want as they come in
  • Hang a second set in the room so students greet each other during the day

Where it fits

  • Morning meeting and arrival routines
  • Building classroom community
  • Back to school setup
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.71 stars from 7 ratings.

"My students love this resource. They love choosing how they want to say good morning each day."

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Start the day with a smile

Hang the posters by your door and let students pick their greeting as they walk in.

Get the Morning Greeting Posters on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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