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Moving Up: Transition Toolkit
Title: Lock-in
When: Summer prior to transition Things to Consider:
Audience: Students entering the middle grades
Process: Students could cast
votes to select a
Bringing students together in a social setting prior to the start of the school team name (from
year is one way to smooth their transition into the middle grades. Holding suggestions approved
a “lock-in” during the summer provides students with an opportunity to by the principal) for
make new friends and establish a sense of community before the school each team, or the
year begins. class as a whole. This
will help to create a
The students can stay until midnight or spend all night at the unique identity for
school during the lock-in. Possible activities include:
this group of
students. Votes could
icebreaker/team building activities be placed by
a disc jockey to lead group dances donating pennies to a
cause or charity. The
karoke singing contest name with the
foosball, ping pong, air hockey, WII games, guitar hero greatest number of
paper airplane competition
pennies will decide
the name.
scrapbooking
relay races in which teams are comprised of students
from each feeder elementary school
volleyball
clinics conducted by upper classmen, including:
high school cheerleaders
pom-pom girls
Links:
club leaders
members of athletic teams Lock-in permission slip
Sample lock-in slide show
Community organizations donate food and gift certificates, t-
shirts, and school supplies School Connectedness
Make a video of the event that can be shared with next year’s and Meaningful Student
incoming class during an orientation to middle school Participation
Lesson planning
Icebreakers
Moving Up: Transition Toolkit –Transition to middle grades
Developed in collaboration between Kentucky Department of Education and
Center for Middle School Academic Achievement, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond
Moving Up: Transition Toolkit
Moving Up: Transition Toolkit –Transition to middle grades
Developed in collaboration between Kentucky Department of Education and
Center for Middle School Academic Achievement, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond
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