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How to Use Wish Well Rituals in Shubert’s Classroom

Wishing well offers a way for children to support each other and calm themselves. The Wish Well Board provides a visual way to aid children in wishing each other well during your daily Wish Well Ritual.

Wishing well is a way to instantly calm ourselves, and offer love and caring to others. It is a way for children to help others when there is no physically tangible way to offer their help. To wish well 1) put your hands over your heart 2) take a deep breath in 3) pause and picture something precious in your mind 4) breathe out while opening your arms and sending those precious, loving thoughts out to the person you are wishing well.

The Wish Well Board is used for the class-wide Wish Well Ritual. When a child is absent, moving to another school, has arrived late or is in need of support for other reasons, place the child’s picture or name in the heart inside your Wish Well Board. During your Wish Well Ritual, you will invite the class to wish the child well with the process described above, and/or by singing a song like “We Wish You Well” on Songs for I Love You Rituals Volume 2 or “I Wish You Well” on It Starts in the Heart (in English and Spanish). You may purchase a Wish Well Board, or create your own using a magnetic cookie sheet and magnets or foam board and velcro.

Video Examples: Wish Well Rituals in Shubert’s Classroom

 

  • Children with Special Needs: Wish Well - Ritual with Special Needs

  • Younger Children: Celebrations - Ritual and Song Because Everybody Worked Together

  • Younger Children: Celebrations - Young Child Celebrates New Visitor

  • Younger Children: Wish Well - Classmates Wish Well During Circle Time in 1st Grade

  • Younger Children: Wish Well - Cards in Kindergarten

  • Younger Children: Wish Well - Board with Toddlers

  • Younger Children: Wish Well - Board with Three-year-olds

  • Older Children: Middle school teacher transforms her students' lives and her personal life with Conscious Discipline

  • Older Children: Wish Well - Shout Outs in Middle School

  • Older Children: Wish Well - Homeroom Sadness

  • Older Children: Wish Well - Classmate During Group Time

  • Older Children: Wish Well - Ritual during 5th Grade Meeting

  • Older Children: Wish Well - Board in 5th Grade

  • Older Children: Wish Well - 4th Graders Wish Classmate Well

Photo Examples: Wish Well Rituals in Shubert’s Classroom

 

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