August

August 16th
OBJECTIVE: Teachers meet/reconnect with their homeroom students. Teachers help students understand the process/schedule for the first day, disseminate materials, and begin building relationships/classroom community by utilizing the homeroom superhero activity.

August 22nd
OBJECTIVE: Students and teacher have the opportunity to interact with one another and have some fun learning about one another. Homerooms may need time to complete the Homeroom Superheroes capes/shields.

August 24th:

OBJECTIVE: This lesson helps establish the purpose of homeroom (developing 21st century skills, the opportunity to connect with a teacher/classmates not driven by academic learning/achievement/grades, etc.) Students work together to create a list of “rules” that their homeroom will follow to create a safe, caring, and fun learning environment for all students.

August 29th
OBJECTIVE: Students will be introduced to the Flex Scheduler tool and how it will be used this school year.

August 31st
OBJECTIVE: Students will be led through the process of requesting a teacher using the Flex Scheduler tool. This tool lets students request the teacher that they would like to meet with during Advisory sessions for extra academic help.

Bennington Public Schools

11620 N 156th Street, Bennington, NE 68007

Phone 402-238-3044| Fax

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