We have all been there. A bunch of unamed papers on your desk or display pile.

In this episode I share with you 13 ways in which you can use to help your children to write their names on their paper. This is also a nice transition into your classroom management plan.

As always let me know if you implement any of these?

What are some ways that you use to get children to write their names on their papers?

Until tomorrow....

Tasha

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Remember you set the tone in your classroom and teaching this routine for your children will set them up for the rest of the year.

Children are very capable of cleaning up after themselves and this simple task should not be seen as one that is done only by the school caretaker.

Let me know in the comments how you plan for this.

Until tomorrow teachers

Tasha

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The beginning of the year is a very busy time for everyone especially if you are a new teacher. Setting up yourself for success at the beginning of the year will ensure that you get started in an organised (or seemingly so "hint, hint, that's me too sometimes).

1) Storage - Bins/Baskets for everything

2) Organise Your Cabinets by themes

3) Master To Do Lists

4) Use a Lesson Planning Format

5) Use your students (It's not what you think, so listen in).

Let me know if you do any of these in advance.

Until tomorrow.....

Tasha

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What is our role as professionals in bringing in the voice of a child in our settings?

How do we encourage the voice of a child?

As always thank you for tuning in to today's podcast.

Until tomorrow.....

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