These classroom birthday ideas are sure to get your students excited about celebrating their birthdays. I know this can often be something we overlook as a teacher, but everyone should be celebrated on the day they were born. So doing a few extra things can really make your students feel special on their big day!… Read More
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Classroom Set Up Tips
Classroom set up is exciting and overwhelming all at the same time. You’re itching to get in your classroom to start setting up for the new school year, but you know that your stuff is packed or moved around. So where do you even start? Make a To-Do List You actually should start your classroom… Read More
First Week of School Ideas
The first week of school is exciting but also scary at the same time. It doesn’t follow the same format as “normal” school days and there’s so much that teachers need to do to make sure the school year is successful. #1 Be Prepared The best thing you can do is to set up as… Read More
Routines and Procedures in the Classroom
Routines and procedures in the classroom are so important! It’s what teachers typically teach during the first week of school. But what does that actually look like in the classroom? Routine vs. Procedure First, let’s talk about what’s the difference between a procedure and a routine. A procedure is a particular way of doing something…. Read More
Rewards in the Classroom
Should teachers use rewards in the classroom? There’s a lot of debate in the online teacher community about rewarding students for behaviors. Some believe students shouldn’t be rewarded for something they are expected to do. Some say we should only focus on intrinsic rewards and not extrinsic rewards. My opinion on rewards in the classroom… Read More
Rules and Consequences in the Classroom
Establishing rules and consequences in the classroom is extremely important. Rules are for the safety of the students and every student has the right to a safe learning environment. Rules in the Classroom Ideally, you should have 3-5 rules for your classroom. Your rules should be clear and concise so your students understand them. Next,… Read More
