Shoe tying club

Up until a few years ago, I tied kids' shoes all the time. They asked, I tied. Touched laces that were soaking wet with who knows what. T...

Madison Rowe on Instagram: "Don’t forget to start the “Shoe Tying Team” on your classroom this year! Having a shoe tying team of other helpers really helps to cut down on the number of tiny shoe laces I have to tie during the day. 😂 Students can join by showing me that they can tie a shoe, and in return they received a mini-certificate, and they get to sign the Purple Shoe of Fame! It's so nice to have more shoe-tying helpers in our room that can help tie the laces of their friends! For the…

Shoe Tying Awards - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. John is now an official member of the shoe tying club as of March 15th, 2022 according to his certificate congratulating him on learning how to tie his shoes as evidenced by his photo included on the certificate.

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How many times a day are you asked "Can you tie my shoes?". If you teach little ones, you spend a considerable amount of time at the beginning of the year tying shoes. When I was pregnant with my daughter, this became an issue for me because it was uncomfortable to bend over tying shoes. I always included a message about either work with your child or send them with shoes with velcro until they learn how in my Back to School night speech. But, not all parents followed this suggestion. At the…

Help your students learn how to tie their shoes by adding a shoe tying club to your classroom!

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Shoe tying. . . not a school skill, I know. BUUUUT Pete the Cat came today to encourage us to tie our own shoes! We read the ...

Do you have a classroom pet peeve? Mine is untied shoes. I can handle a lot from these firsties, but there is something about those stringy laces hanging on the ground. They inevitably get stepped on and played with and drive me NUTS. In past years I've just dealt... but this year I cant take it! I have one kiddo who insists on putting his untied shoe laces in his mouth... eww! So I started the I Can Tie Club in my class. I have been encouraging my students to BEG their parents to teach them…