Classroom chants
Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Classroom chants. Get inspired and try out new things.
I use these Whole Brain Teaching attention getters on a daily basis with my ELL students. These attention getters are a great way to improve your classroom management. I usually pick one or two to teach the class at the beginning of the year. Then every month or every few weeks, I introduce a new attention getter, which my students can't wait for!!
Fun and simple ideas for classroom management are often found from the best resource available to teachers: other teachers! I've asked my Facebook readers to share their hallway transitions to help make your classroom management even easier. Here are their top hallway transition procedures and classroom management ideas. You're gonna love these ideas. I'm sure these have been passed on from teacher-to-teacher and from friend-to-friend, but you might find something new to try! Hallway…
Sorry guys, I was hoping to get a post up with my centers for the week, but I’ve been feeling a bit under the weather. I’ll try really hard to get it up tomorrow night. I teach a parent class Mondays after school, and usually stay a bit late at school on Mondays when that is done, so look for that post later in the evening. But, without further ado, here is my April calendar song. I owe much of it to my hubby – he helped me write most of it! He said it’s the best one yet ;) Enjoy!
Kristin Young saved to math.
Word Chants with a twist....or an Aaarrrgh! #elemchat #spedchat #wordchants #freebies What a fab idea this is! Word chants are becoming so popular and I Love 2 Teach has created these awesome cards to...
Joan Collins saved to Bible activities and ideas
FREE Call Backs and attention getters for the kindergarten classroom! Great classroom management tool!
Jocelyn Droste saved to Kindergarten Classroom
Song about saying please and thank you and other manners to the tune of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Julie Moyer saved to Ms. Me
Some of the questions I am asked about most is “What music do you use in the classroom?” “Do you have a playlist?” “How do you play music in the classroom?” S…
Tara Lewis saved to 1st Grade
Teaching kindergartners how to cut - quick resources for teachers. Here are some bright ideas to teach how to cut for the students that need it in your classroom - be it with just a few students or as a whole group lesson. Along with teaching basics, often we need to teach students how to cut at the beginning of the school year. I highly recommend teaching how to use scissors and how to cut just as we teach other simple things like restroom procedures! It's a kindergarten teacher's secret…
