By Becky Cummings Teachers have you thought about your current classroom management system and what it’s doing for your students? Is it set up to allow children to reflect on their behavior in a compassionate, calm way? Or does it call children out and shame them in front of peers causing shame and guilt? The […]

When asking teachers what their number one challenge in the classroom is many, if not most, of them will say dealing with student behavior. Student behavior can make a teacher love or hate coming to school. It can turn a teacher from someone with joy and patience to someone who is angry and stressed all

Have you been wanting to learn more about logical consequences? Today, I’m sharing my best teacher tips on logical consequences in the classroom. As an early elementary teacher, getting students to understand behavior management. Students need classroom logical consequences like you break it, you fix it, or take a break. I have created a logical consequence in the classroom behavior management kit that will help you and your students. Learn more today!

After the beginning of the school year starting, are you noticing attention seeking behaviors in your special ed classroom? In this blog post, you can read my favorite strategies to use for attention seeking behaviors in children. The best place to start is by collecting data to see if the behavior is actually attention seeking. You can grab my data collecting sheets here to help. Then see my process of how I reduce the attention of the behavior, use a time out, and then replace the…

Some time back, I noticed posters like this in our school hallways. I found out from learning support that they were to help the children learn self-regulation. The posters were based on a con…

tattling vs. telling

Do your students have a blurting problem? Mine did! Then we followed these tips to stop student blurts and reward good behavior. Find out how one teacher taught students to curb their blurts. #classroommanagement #blurting #secondgrade

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If you are an early elementary teacher, then you will want to learn my tips for resetting after a holiday break. It is important to take some social emotional learning time and check in with your students to see how they are doing. After the winter break, I have my early elementary classroom complete goal setting for students. I like to read the picture book, Word Collector, and have students pick a word of the year for kids. Don’t forget to build in classroom community time with games!