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Do you find that you have some students who get their work done quickly and come running to you saying, “TEACHER! I’M DONE!!”? To help keep those fast finishers on task when their assigned work is completed, you can create a Fast Finisher station in your classroom. This station is full of engaging activities that foster important skills that your students are sure to love! It will also give you more time to focus on your students that need a little more help from you.
These picture direction cards are the perfect classroom management strategy for keeping your students on task during a specific assignment. It helps to eliminate mistakes and the “what do I do next?” question that our students love to ask.
As a teacher, I always find myself singing songs. The students just respond so well to my directions when I add a tune to it! These are songs and chants that I use in my classroom to help with classroom management, calendar time, learning sight words, colors words and more! Plus, singing also helps keep talking to a minimum 😉 Audio files are also included so you can easily learn how to sing each song!
In Kindergarten, we transition…A LOT! Transitions can be hard for kids, so the key is to keep them engaged during the transition to avoid getting off-track. There are over 48 transition tasks you can choose from to incorporate into your classroom.
A fun way to reward your students’ great behavior is with a mystery prize! There are 15 different mystery phrases included {in both color and black and white!} for your students to earn. Just print, cut, and hang up on your whiteboard!
This fun bingo board works wonders when you need to kick your management up a notch. I like to use it around upcoming breaks when my class is extra squirmy and needs a little more motivation to stay focused and on task.
I hope you and your students enjoy these resources and they help you keep your classroom running smoothly!
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