Noise level poster to have as a visual reminder for students. Attach a peg and show them the voice level you would like to be hearing.

Noise level poster to have as a visual reminder for students. Attach a peg and show them the voice level you would like to be hearing.

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Have a chatty class? Do your talkative students get louder and louder during small groups until it feels like chaos? Do they talk when you'r...

Do you have a student or students that need constant reminders about appropriate voice volume in the classroom? Don’t worry.. I hear you… (no pun intended!) We all have had those students! Well, what if I told you I have an easy way to teach voice levels that is at no prep to you! It […]

Noise level poster to have as a visual reminder for students. Attach a peg and show them the voice level you would like to be hearing. This resource is available in our basic fun font, and in an editable PowerPoint version so you can change the wording used.

The voice level in the classroom can go from almost non-existent to overboard in just a few days. The best thing to do is to get set the expectations to the noise level and what it should be when. Here is a free printable that can help you with the voice level in your classroom. #free #freeprintable #printable #classroom #kindergarten #preschool #mrjonescreationstation

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It’s certainly not uncommon for young students to not understand appropriate voice levels during certain activities. We have 20 plus kiddos in a room and they really need to be taught when it’s appropriate to speak at a normal level, when it’s appropriate to whisper and then when silence is required. Teaching appropriate voice levels […]