Category: Behavior

An Exciting New Way to Look at Brag Tags

Brag tags are exciting, engaging, and extremely motivating in the classroom. Students love them, and there’s no doubt based on the massive supply of them

Review the Rules and Procedures After Winter Break

For me, every year after enjoying a nice two weeks (or close to) off with my family, it’s always hard to get back up to

Meeting with the parent of a behavior child does not have to be scary with these tips and ideas! Check out this post with step-by-step help!

Meeting with a Parent of a Behavior Child

At some point in every teacher’s career, you will need to meet with a parent to discuss their child’s behavior. It can be a bit

I know you have students with short attention spans in your class, so how are you supporting them? Our students with ADD or ADHD need special support to help them succeed, so this post outlines five ways that you can help meet the needs of your students who have short attention spans.

5 Ideas to Help Students with Short Attention Spans

I don’t recall growing up hearing so much about children with ADD or ADHD. Perhaps it was around, but I just didn’t notice. I do

Every year, teachers seem to be taken by surprise by some of their students' work habits. Sometimes, kids just really have never been taught work habits! I share several tips for correcting this problem, as well as a couple of freebies that you can download and start using right away, in this post.

Fix Those Students’ Work Habits!

Every year I have in my classroom at least one cutie pie that has some work habits that could make you pull your hair out!

Getting to know your students is incredibly important - not just at the beginning of the year but also all year long. I share my top 10 ideas for getting to know your students inside this blog post, and I share the link for you to download a free interest survey to use with them! Get the freebie here!

10 Ideas to Get to Know Your Students

If you know your students well, then your classroom will run much smoother, and helping students understand will be easier. When we take the time

Classroom management is always important, but if you really drive home your procedures and routines, then it's possible to have your classroom manage itself! I was running late to work one day, and my neighboring teacher covered my room for the few minutes that I was late. She raved on and on about how my students and classroom ran without me. So, learn my few tips to help you accomplish this with your classroom, too!

Have Your Classroom Manage Itself!

I remember one year, there was a day that I was running late to school, which was completely abnormal for me. I am one of

Teaching Procedures

I remember my first year teaching. I sat up at the front of the room and rambled through a long list of procedures. A long

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