Kindergarten Behavior Strategies for the First Week of School
These kindergarten behavior strategies will help you have a smooth first week of school and for the rest of the school year!
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Teaching Behavior Expectations: Why “Make Good Choices” Doesn’t Work
Telling students to “make good choices” isn’t the best method for teaching behavior expectations. Here’s what you should try instead!
First Day of School Classroom Management
Effective first day of school classroom management can help you start the school year on the right foot in your kindergarten classroom!
Classroom Management Visuals: A Teacher’s Secret Weapon
These effective classroom management visuals can keep your daily routine running smoothly all year long!
How to Use Call and Response for Classroom Management
Using call and response for classroom management can be a game changer for your daily learning routine! Check out these ideas and tips to get started.
A Better Way to Teach Handwriting Spacing (Without Spaghetti and Meatballs)
When it comes to teaching students how to write, it’s important to teach handwriting spacing as part of this process. This helps students write more legibly as they strengthen their letter formation skills. However, some popular spacing methods (like spaghetti and meatballs) can actually make student handwriting less legible. I’m going to share why I […]
Tips for Creating a Kindergarten Classroom Management Plan
A kindergarten classroom management plan can keep your classroom running smoothly all year long! Use this editable template to get started!
Tips for Managing End of the Year Behavior (Without Candy or Yelling)
The last weeks of the school year are a classroom management challenge! Use these tips and resources to manage end of the year behavior.
How to Easily Create a Custom Reward Chart
These tips and resources will help you create a custom reward chart without spending hours of prep time creating one yourself!
Simple Writing Celebration Ideas for Kindergarten
These simple writing celebration ideas will motivate your students to practice their developing writing skills.