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Wheel of Silliness

Like what I always tell my students, "there's time for every thing we do."

Time to act silly!


Whenever students finish all their tasks within the given time, they get extra 5 minutes to do silly things. They are kids after all! We use the Wheel of Silliness to decide what activity to do. Below is one of our wheels of silliness.


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