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  • The transition after lunch and recess is the hardest part of the day. But it doesn’t have to be! Creating after lunch and recess routines can help calm and refocus your students for the end of the day. Click the image to read exactly how to establish these classroom routines right now!
  • Want 5 tips for dealing with a chatty class? This mini training, Teaching Uninterrupted, will teach you effective classroom management strategies to stop the blurting out and constant talking. If you’re tired of dealing with your chatty students, click the image to access the training now!
  • Are you overwhelmed by where to start with teaching routines and procedures? There are so many things that you have to teach your students, that it can be a daunting task just to figure out where to start. But don’t worry! I’ve got you covered! This ultimate list of routines and procedures will outline everything that you need to teach in your elementary classroom. No more worrying if you missed an important routine! Click the image to download the free list right now!
  • Wondering what routines and procedures you should teach during the first few days of school? I’ve got you covered! This free routines and procedures checklist will give you all of the routines and procedures you need to teach your elementary students. No more worrying that you forgot something! Just click the image to download the checklist now!
  • There are 3 classroom management mistakes that teachers often make. Find out what they are so you can make sure you don’t make these mistakes too!
  • Transitioning students back to the classroom after lunch and recess can be complete chaos! If you dread the end of your day, it’s time to rethink your classroom transitions! Click the image now to read the best tips to help your students transition easily after lunch and recess so you can spend less time managing behavior and more time teaching!
  • Transform your chatty class to a quiet class with this mini training, Teaching Uninterrupted. You’ll learn 5 effective chatty class classroom management strategies for elementary students. Ready to get your overly talkative students under control? Click the image to access the mini training right now!
  • Looking for effective classroom management strategies? Read this blog post to find out how to create a classroom management plan that actually works!
  • Does transitioning your students back to the classroom after lunch and recess stress you out? Me too! That’s why I’ve compiled a list of my 5 best tips for creating stress-free transitions after lunch and recess. Once you master this classroom routine, you’ll be calmer, less stressed, and less frustrated in the afternoon! Click the image to read them now!

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Have some kids struggling with letter ID?Click the link to grab this free Roll, Say, Cover game --> teachingwheart.com/letter-identification-activities/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Looking to increase student engagement? I highly recommend making addition machines! Your kids will be addicted 😍 ... See MoreSee Less

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True life: Teaching writing in kindergarten is hard.A few of your students might be able to write some words, but for the most part, everyone needs help figuring out what sound comes next at exactly the same time.There’s twenty-something of them. And one of you.Click here to read how I've cracked the code on teaching writing in kindergarten --> teachingwheart.com/how-to-simplify-teaching-writing-in-kindergarten/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Have you heard of the science of reading?I've started teaching sight words based on the "heart words" approach, and I love it!How do you teach sight words? ... See MoreSee Less

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I'm always looking for ways to keep my kids engaged and excited about learning!My kids love making their OWN sight word books to practice reading!Think your kids would 💗 them too? Click to check them out --> www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Interactive-Sight-Word-Books-6266671 ... See MoreSee Less

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