Use these September staff morale resources to keep school employees motivated and add some fun to your staff meetings during back to school time!

Happy teachers mean happy students. Here is a list of ways to build morale, support teacher wellbeing and have fun as a teaching team at school.

Discover simple yet impactful random acts of kindness that can elevate morale in the workplace. From small gestures like bringing in coffee to recognising colleagues' hard work, these ideas foster a positive and collaborative environment. Learn how generosity and appreciation can transform dynamics, boost team spirit, and increase job satisfaction | Random Acts of Kindness | Workplace Morale Boosters | Positivity | Team Building Activities |

Taryn's Unique Learning offers literacy resources for the primary grades with a focus on phonics.

This is a digital download. You will not receive a physical item. This is not editable and it downloads as a PDF. Description: This holiday "You've Been MUGGED" bundle is the perfect staff/colleague morale booster for the month of December leading up to the holidays! Print the sheets off, put together a mug with treats for 2 coworkers, anonymously leave the mug and treats at their desk/door, along with the poem, directions, and "I've Been MUGGED" door sign so they can continue to pass it on…

If you read forums for teachers, job satisfaction surveys, or listen to conversation in the teachers’ lounge you will often hear a common theme in the complaints of teachers. Teachers who are unhappy feel unappreciated and unrecognized for their hard work. Although a raise would put a smile on teachers everywhere, this may not be possible with the current state of economics. Have you read Malcom Gladwell’s book, The Tipping Point? One of the examples he gives in his book is the NYC subway…

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