Classroom chants
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FREE Call Backs and attention getters for the kindergarten classroom! Great classroom management tool!
Jocelyn Droste saved to Kindergarten Classroom
Got a talkative class? Check out these 5 ways to quiet the chatter!
Kimberly Yates saved to My Wishlist
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
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Kendra Verborn saved to Teaching <3
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Becky Woerner saved to preschool
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…
Susan McNutt saved to preschool
I love these student call backs! Macaroni and cheese, everybody freeze and more fun ways to get kids' attention
Playdough to Plato saved to New Teachers
As a teacher, I always find myself singing songs! The students just respond so well to my directions when I add a tune to it! These are songs and chants that I use in my classroom to help with classroom management, calendar time, learning sight words, color words, and more! Audio files are included so […]
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Marianne Cordes saved to Finger plays
Last night I shared some attention grabbers on my Facebook page. A follower left me a comment that got me thinking and led to this post. She wanted to know how to actually introduce students to attention grabbers. I thought that was a great question, and I'm sure that she's not the only one wondering this, so here's a post to answer that question! First and foremost, choose one attention grabber that you'd like to use. It is my suggestion that you start with just one so that students can get…
Mrs. O "Knows" saved to Mrs. O "Knows"