Morning Greeting Choices Posters: 16 Editable Classroom Greeting Signs

Saturday, August 3, 2019

Okay, real talk: the first 10 seconds at the door can set the tone for a child's whole day. Morning greeting choices posters let every student pick how they want to be welcomed, from a high five to a fist bump, so each one starts the day feeling seen.

Morning greeting choices posters hanging by a classroom door

What is in it

  • A title poster, plus an extra editable title poster
  • 16 greeting posters with editable text
  • Greetings like bow, dab, fist bump, handshake, hug, pinky shake, salute and wave
  • 13 pages, printable PDF you can type in

Peek at every greeting in the Morning Greeting Choices preview on TPT.

How to use them

Hang the posters at your door. As students walk in, they tap the greeting they want, and you greet them that way. It takes seconds per child. Hang a second set in the room for morning meeting greetings between classmates. It fits kindergarten through 2nd grade and back to school routines.

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.88 stars from 24 ratings.

"Great routine to connect with students daily and give them choice! Cute artwork! Thank you!"

"Students loved the variation each day!"

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A warm hello for every child

Hang them by the door and let your students choose how the day begins.

Get Morning Greeting Choices Posters on TPT

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

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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