In 2015, when I was finishing my undergrad classes in Early Childhood Education, I was introduced to the concept of giving children choices. Honestly, I put it in my toolbox for classroom management only. However, with time, I understand the…
You might be a parent, you might be a teacher, or you might be both. Whichever title is yours, you have an extremely important job: help children learn self-regulation skills. Self-regulation is a small part of social-emotional learning that children…
Finding yourself dealing with lots of disruptive behavior and argumentative students lately? During this time of year, I notice that students tend to argue more than usual – almost like they are tired of each other! It makes me upset…
If you’re a busy mom, you can probably relate to this. Two days of the week, my toddler is home with me while I am working, and I was struggling to keep her busy and engaged (and allow me time…
Raise your hand if you’re an educator who loves to call people at the end of a long, nutty day of teaching. Now, raise your hand if you know you should build positive relationships with parents and caregivers from day…
Whether you are a first year teacher or a teacher looking to revamp your classroom management, this guide will help you plan your year and get your classroom management in check. When going through teacher certification programs, we spend a…
Oh. My. Gosh. For my first official resource post, I had to choose my all-time favorite resource in my class- behavior punch cards. Classroom management is definitely my favorite part about teaching so I tend to create a lot of…