Smile Break Ideas for your Classroom
Source: The Beauty Desk
As adults, we often surround ourselves with eject button strategies that allow us to take time out. We can do the same for our children. One eject button could be a smile break via images on a Power Point presentation. The idea was found on MargD’s site in VIC, Australia!
Pinterest is a great way to collect those images that make you smile and that can potentially be added to your smile break Power Point.
The smile break presentation could be used during transitions, as a lesson or brain break, to start off or end the school day, when it’s too hot to work, for students who need time out (view on computer). I have also had a few teachers mention that they use many of these images as open-ended writing prompts.
I absolutely love collecting and viewing all the smile break images that I have pinned on to my Smile Break Ideas Pinterest Board.
Here are some images I have collected. I hope they make you smile! Click on the images to our Pinterest board and then the source links.
By the way, you might like to pin these images onto your own Smile Break Pinterest board.
For more smile break images, see my (Clever Classroom) Smile Break Ideas board on Pinterest.
Smiling Facts!
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So if you like this idea, you might like to make up your own Smile Break board on Pinterest. If you do, please feel free to share the link below so I can follow it.
Happy pinning!
Which image made you smile the most?
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Teaching in the Tongass says
Love this idea! I will be trying this with my class!
Teaching in the Tongass
Amber Madsen says
Loooooove the smile break idea! I'd never heard of it before 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Kim and Kelly says
This is such a great idea!!! I have always loved photographs and I even have a Pinterest board called "things that make me giggle". http://www.pinterest.com/superstar12748/things-that-make-me-giggle/
I think I will start making the PPT now! Thanks for sharing such a great idea.
Kelly and Kim’s Kindergarten Kreations
Mrs. Jennifer Cimini says
This is so me…you have no idea! Thank you for sharing – it's truly appreciated… xo
snowdoll says
Love this idea!! Starting my own with your pics! Thank you:)
Veronica Gahgan says
I love this not just for smile breaks, but also as creative writing prompts. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful idea! 🙂