I was recently listening to my Summer Camp 2010s Monday playlist on Spotify and bopping along to Daya's "Sit Still, Look Pretty" when I thought about how happy the daylist concept makes me. Do I want to listen to some of those songs? No. But do I feel seen, respected, and valued by the AI that took the time to get to know my music and make a little list with a funky name just for me? Absolutely. So, as the year draws to a close, I encourage all of us to daylist our classroom whenever possible to successfully survive this last stretch. At this point in the year, we know our students well. Some of them too well. Use that knowledge to create activities that introduce students to some new ideas, create interventions to meet students where they are, or just find some fun games to end the year with a smile. Some lists I've curated to meet whatever needs you have this May: Daylist 1: Rage Girl Dinner Monday Morning ***For the moments when you need structure to decrease...