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0:00 miss Perez has a unique way of doing her friends and family board what happened is with her classroom there's six kindergarten classrooms so with hers one of the classrooms had to be divided up and when they go to their specials class which is their science be music those types of classes so her kids actually physically had to go to a different teacher she was trying to think of the best way to do that with the kids only
0:28 being five years old so she used her friends and family board in that way so she put the people that they would come into contact with right away and those are the ones that she knows will keep us safe so of course she has me the principal of the school this is the office staff that they will see on a regular basis when they have to go to the office she also put a picture of the
0:49 school nurse when they're sick they know to go to her she keeps them safe these are the teachers that teach the specials classes the librarian the science teacher that they'll see and then she also put a picture of the classroom teachers that her kids will be divided into so she put all this there so and she's going to keep it up for eight weeks so to familiarize the kids with when you go to these teachers these are
1:18 the ones that are going to keep you safe they're the ones that you're going to be going to and just to familiarize them with her she also after the eight weeks then they're going to create the original type of friends and family board that we've used in the past where the students are actually having activity where they're bringing in different pictures of their family and they're creating a friends and family board together
Summary
- Miss Perez's classroom had to divide students among six kindergarten classes.
- She created a friends and family board featuring key staff members the children will meet.
- The board includes pictures of the principal, office staff, school nurse, and special class teachers.
- The initiative is designed to help five-year-olds recognize safe adults in their school.
- The board will remain up for eight weeks to aid in familiarization.
- After eight weeks, students will create their own friends and family boards with personal photos.