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CLASSROOM MANGEMENT

Classroom management is a priority in the classroom. With proper classroom management, your students can feel safe, secure, and grow into the successful students you know they are. Check out these blog posts for tips and ideas for everything you need to manage your classroom smoothly.

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This is a square image with a white background. Two girls are sitting on a slide smiling. Along the bottom are the words, "Should we be taking away recess?"

Should We Be Taking Away Recess?

Mid-Year Classroom Management Strategies Reset vs refresh Cover

2 Powerful Mid-Year Classroom Management Strategies: Classroom Refresh vs. Reset

Getting students to listen doesn't always have to be a challenge when you apply these ideas and a little consistency. Check out these ideas to get started!

Talking So Kids Listen

3 Ways to Stop Bullying in your Classroom

October is bully prevention month and so I thought I’d share some classroom management tips and ideas to help prevent bullying in your classroom. Let’s

This writing activity creates a bulletin board display that shares the consequences of bullying through a chain of events!

Chain of Consequences: Writing to Prevent Bullying

This week in class we worked together to discuss the consequences of bullying behavior on a person being bullied. First I started off by grouping

How often do you hear students say they were just kidding? Probably more times than you can count. "Just Kidding" talks about just that!

MTM: Just Kidding

Since the month of October is bullying prevention month, I thought I’d start right away with that theme. In fact, all my posts this week

Use These School Rules For a Successful School Year

So what is the key to a successful year? If you ask me, it’s all about classroom management. I start the year off strong by

Communicating with Students

The older I get, the more I feel out of touch sometimes with the children of this generation, even at third grade. Yes, some things

Building Relationships with Students

I have been incredibly busy this holiday season and school season, and, well… the season of life in general. Let’s just say this doing-a-blog thing;

Ideas and tips on how to have successful parent-teacher conferences for the elementary teacher!

Parent-Teacher Conferences: Tips for Success

Parent-teacher conferences are so insightful, aren’t they? It seems this is always when I learn the most about my students. Even after 10 years of

If you are like me, it's frustrating when students lose their worksheets and you have to make extra copies! This post has the solution for that classroom management problem with this simple binder!

You Need ANOTHER Copy?! Dealing with Extra Copies

“Mrs. D, I need another copy of Monday night’s homework,” Johnny said. As soon as the little kiddos head off to recess, I dash to

Do you need an organized routine to help students with lunch choices and attendance? This DIY lunch tags idea is perfect for managing these!

DIY Lunch Tags: Fun and Easy to Make!

Being The Owl Teacher, it is only natural that I would desire to have everything in my room decorated with an owl. My lunch tags

It's critical to collect student information in a binder for a substitute or for classroom management. This post provides you with the perfect form to collect vital information about your students for your organized binder - and it's FREE!

Collecting Student Information: A Helpful FREEBIE!

I like to make sure I collect information on my students and have it all within an arm’s length! That’s why I created this student

Motivating students in a technology filled 21st century classroom can be challenging! So how can you get student engagement and motivation in your elementary classroom? Check out these ideas and tips to motivate students!

Motivating the Unmotivated: How to Motivate Students

Our first reaction with students who are unmotivated is frustration and annoyance. It’s easy to think about just throwing that student out of our room