A Simple Way to Teach Classroom Procedures and Expectations
Do you feel like a “talking head” during the first couple days of school? We know that explicitly teaching procedures and expectations is a MUST for the beginning of the school year. However it’s a lot of information for a teacher to disseminate and for students to absorb. I have this simple little trick to
Back to school printables for those first weeks of school. Lots of ideas and activities for students and teachers to get to know each other, learn rules, routines, and procedures, and become acquainted with the classroom. Ideal for students in upper elementary, but may also work great with students in primary grades, as well!!
A clip chart with a twist! Behavior management is a snap with this behavior chart. Whole-class and individual clip charts mixed with brag tags make your classroom management easy to maintain day after day. Click to find out more!
Twinkl Resources >> Voice Levels Wall Chart >> Thousands of printable primary teaching resources for EYFS, KS1, KS2 and beyond! voice levels, wall chart, different voice levels, when to use each voice, voice, sound levels
Classroom rules for elementary students, but with a twist. They encourage your students to think more deeply about their behavior and what you expect from them. A great class rules poster set that focuses on a growth mindset and is a perfect morning meeting activity. Click to find out more!
These belief statements can change an entire classroom culture. Rather than introducing or creating ‘class rules’, these basic tenants are ideals my class holds about our classroom, our work together, and the world.