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High [9th-12th] Classroom

A Semester of Bell Ringers/Do Nows

Created on August 25, 2016 by imagiNATION


Powerpoint slides of Bell Ringers/Do Nows for middle and/or high school (I used them for 6-12) broken down into categories.


23 Keeps, 4 Likes, 7 Comments

THE PLAN
I did a different category of Bell Ringer each day.
Monday: Right Brain Warm Up
Tuesday: Art History
Wednesday: Right Brain Warm Up
Thursday: Summary Paragraph
Friday: Would You Rather/Writing Prompts

Most days I just put 1/4 sheets of paper out on the tables but a few of the right brain warm ups required previously printed and copied sheets (I can pass those along if you'd like!) These could also be done in sketchbooks.

*If you are interested in the articles used for the summary paragraphs (a cross-curricular initiative my school started)comment below or message me and I can send them to you via email.

THE FEATURES
English/Language Arts

ATTACHMENTS

  • paulmccullough 08/28/2016 at 09:58am
    Love this! So extremely helpful!! 2nd year teacher, and I did not do bell ringers at all last year, but now I do see the value in them and what a time saver this is. Plan to add some if I can think of anything you didn't! (which it does not look like!!)
    I would love the sheets and articles you used for this if at all possible. This is going to save me so much time this year as 9th grade just got added to my schedule and I have NO curriculum for them yet. This is so awesome, if you lived closer I'd take you to dinner to thank you. If you do have any materials to add, please email them to pmccullough@gmail.com and I will be eternally grateful.


  • The_smARTteacher 08/29/2016 at 09:49am
    (To be eligible for this month's challenge, be sure to add at least 2 sample images to this resource!)


  • atanguay 09/29/2016 at 09:14am
    I would love the sheets and articles you used for this if at all possible.


  • SheilaMKM 11/12/2016 at 09:59am
    I have been doing warm-ups (which I call journals), for years and they are a very helpful beginning. Thank you for sharing yours. I have been using drawing for Monday and Friday and sometimes other days, and mostly getting-to-know-you questions for the other days, but they are getting thin by this time of the semester. I am inspired to add back in art history. Thanks!


  • imagiNATION 03/29/2017 at 09:23am
    Sorry for being so inactive here and missing the requests for articles! I will organize and get them together over our spring break and email them out as soon as possible if you would still like them!



  • sunpennyart 09/03/2018 at 10:53am
    These are great. I am teaching a sheltered visual arts (ELL students who have little or interrupted previous schooling). These will be easily modified for the short beginning activities each class will start with. Thank you