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Behavior. It can make or break any classroom! I don't know everything (major emphasis on that) but I do feel that I've learned quite a bit about behavior/classroom management over the past years. Mainly, stay positive! It works so much better to praise the positive and then watch others try to do the right thing as well. When I first started teaching I had "elephants" (little elephant post its with the kids names on them) that moved down levels with push pins in a cork board. It was…

Free classroom behavior expectation visual posters for your classroom. A great classroom behavior managment idea for your students. Using visuals to model and teach behavior expectations gives students a concrete reminder of what is expected of them. A handy way to remind students of the behavior expectations NON-VERBALLY! Grab this for FREE.

Hey there friends! I am SO excited to share with you my new classroom for the 2014 school year 🙂 This is my fifth year teaching and my first time to really change things up! I traded in primary colors for BRIGHTS and love how it turned out! Also, with the help of many awesome […]

Our kiddos work hard when they come to speech, so keeping them motivated and their behaviors in check is important so we can be as productive as possible. To find out what other SLPs like to use click the link below. So without further adieu, here are my favorite behavior management tools. 1. Clip Charts I really like using clip charts to manage student behavior. Students can move down for poor choices, but have the opportunity to move back up for improving behavior. I find these really work…

Just before school started I posted a picture HERE about my new owl clip chart that I downloaded from 3rd Grade's a Hoot. I'm loving this...

Behavior charts that include goals, a rubric, and help facilitate student and parent involvement will work wonders in your classroom.

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Happy Hump Day friends! We have officially made it through three days with our little people, and we are STILL tired! Man these kiddos have some energy! Our classes are as big as they've ever been this year, and we both have 28 first graders! We continue to teach, model, practice and teach again. We've done some really fun stuff so far, and will share some of that later. Right now, we'd like to share some classroom pics, FINALLY! These are from Erin's room. It's never going to be cleaner…

I know you're probably looking at the hanging chart (and it IS cute), but look in the background at the colorful strips of tape on the floor. That's a less expensive alternative to pricey rugs for student seating on the floor. Clever.