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Classroom Management Strategies - 15 poster set on character education traits
Here are 15 positive traits character education posters at 8.5x11. They have examples of how to show the following traits:
Hard work, perseverance, loyalty, responsibility, fairness, courage, citizenship, self-discipline, caring, honesty, respect, understanding, cooperation, good judgment, and integrity.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Classroom Management Strategies - my favorite things cards set
Here are 32 cards (8 pages of 4 each) to cut out and use to get students talking and to appreciate one another better.Students can compare their favorite ice cream flavor, sport, mythical creature, and get to know one another better. This is a great ice-breaker when you get new students or a class-builder. It supports kagan learning.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Staff
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Opening and Closing Ceremony (C-Words)
C-R-O-S-S-W-O-R-D-SShort "opening and closing ceremony" crosswords review activity. Note: There are 20 basic terms with definitions for your "puzzle solvers" to use.WORD BANKmainadjournabsentsimplepresidentpresidenttwosentinelpostponeminorityfinalizetreasureramendmentonethreesecretaryroll callpoint of orderreportersharp ------------------------------*PDF DOCUMENT**Answer key included***30 minutes to complete
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Classroom Management Strategies - character education days of the week theme set
Here are 5 quick and simple posters to do a character education trait of the day. Sometimes it's hard to remember a dozen different things, so I made a set of posters that focused on my students' main issues. Each day has an easy-to-remember theme:
Mannered Mondays
Timely Tuesdays
Work Ethic Wednesdays
Thoughtful Thursdays
and Forgiveness Fridays
Each day we focused on these skills, hoping they would carry on through the rest of the week as well!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
little learning labs - hand directions card game set for following directions
Practice following directions with this easy movement game. It has bilateral movements, which are proven to increase brain function. Any time you can get both sides of the body moving and crossing over, it makes your brain work harder! Still, most students can play this game or at least mimic their neighbors. It's a great way to add some fun movement to the classroom!
Each card tells you what to do with your right hand, left hand, or both.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Staff
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little learning labs - my favorite things cards set
Practice getting to know each other with this set of 18 friendly cards students and classes can use to get to know each others' favorite things. Play any of the several game ideas included to help add movement, math, or cooperation to the activity.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Staff
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Opening and Closing Ceremony (WoRd SeArCh!)
W-O-R-D--S-E-A-R-C-HShort "opening and closing ceremony" WORDSEARCH review activity. Note: There are 20 basic terms for your "puzzle solvers" to use.WORD BANKmainadjournabsentsimplepresidentpresidenttwosentinelpostponeminorityfinalizetreasureramendmentonethreesecretaryroll callpoint of orderreportersharp ------------------------------*PDF DOCUMENT**Answer key included***30 minutes to complete
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Classroom Management Strategies - poster set on character education
Here are 15 road sign themed character education posters at 8.5x11. They all discuss the importance of how we treat people and how we make friends.
It's a nice set of materials for classrooms where students are struggling to get along.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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