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Acts of Kindness
Students write about the good deeds of others.
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Behavior Bucks
Ms. Morrison awards each student $25 in play money at the beginning of each nine week session, which they must use to pay for misbehavior. A culminating event provides just deserts for the whole class.
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Classroom Allergies
I'm allergic to the stuff, so I tell my kids at the start of the semester that my classroom isn't a bathroom and that I'm allergic to scent. If I have to discipline, it falls under my rule lack of con...
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Compliment Door
I have a compliment door to teach my children how to say nice things about each other. I put a child's name up on my door on a big heart shaped piece of paper, and give all of the children a smaller h...
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Excursion Behavior
Before field trips, Ms. Scruggs asks the students themselves to provide rules for their own behavior outside the classroom. Creating this list helps the students take ownership of their actions and simplifies classroom management.
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Fostering Friendships
Mr. Lim is proud to decorate his classroom door with the meaning of friendship. He has a unique – and beautiful – classroom setup idea that helps him build positive relationships among students.
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Foul Language Policy
When I hear an offensive word, I just politely say, 'language please' to the individual. Normally, the student will immediately apologize. If I have time to continue the conversation I may add, 'remem...
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Greeting at the Door Puts You in Charge
I recommend greeting students at the classroom door, because it establishes you as a person in charge, models the respectful kind of interaction...
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Kind Compliments
This is a strategy I use for teaching children to give and receive compliments. I choose a student of the week and make a colorful poster on which I write a few specific compliments about the student....
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Kind Kids
I am someone who wants to promote kindness in our world, and what better place to start than with our children. I have two Random Act of Kindness students each week rather than Star of the Week. The w...
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