but I didn't think it would go over too well:-) although some of my students would actually enjoy it.
So most of my class does a great job all working together....but a few need a more individualized plan. Each morning they grab a "cube chart". They are two sided, one - and one +. Their goal is to have more on the plus side than the minus.
Well this plan is still not making a great dent in classroom behavior, although I do appreciate the communication it provides to parents. My three lovelies, can NOT keep themselves out of other people's space. They ruin supplies, bother peers, are constantly into things, purposely aggravate peers. They are ExHAuStInG! No turning away for a second! Duct tape to the rescue.
Also, check this out--my alarm clock has rejected snoozing and daylight savings time!
Happy Sunday,
You are too funny! :)
ReplyDeleteHope your new plan gets those kiddos in shape.
Antoinette
Haha! I definitely have a few of those kids. Fortunately I now only have them in small doses. Love the bright duct tape square though. Hope it works!
ReplyDeleteDon't Let the Teacher Stay Up Late
Thank you so much for keeping it real :) We have all had one or two of those kids who just need more intense behavior interventions, for whatever reason, and it's good to see someone sharing a way that works for them! :) I will definitely keep this in mind for the future. You're right- sometimes you have to crack down in order to keep it a great learning environment for everyone else!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Luckeyfrog's Lilypad
Thanks for the support...it feels so sad to me that they are isolated-ish, but something had to be done:-)
DeleteOne more use for duct tape-who knew!? Love the pic of kids in laundry baskets-my kids would totally think that was a reward!
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Laurie,
ReplyDeleteI am so happy I decided to read some of your older posts. This is perfection. I have 28 firsties compared to last year's 34. Although there are less, I still have 1 that is giving me way more gray hairs then I need. He has this own desk, away from the table groups, but every time I turn around he disappears and is in someone's space. I love the specified section with the duct tape. I will let you know how it goes!
Marcy
Searching for Teacher Balance