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This DIY cardboard playhouse was created especially with small spaces in mind: when the kids tire of it, the playhouse collapses flat for easy storage!

Help children recognize what anger feels likeand what calm can feel like insteadwith this inclusive and highly visual emotional regulation tool!This resource features side-by-side "Angry Body" and "Calm Body" posters to support emotional awareness, sensory identification, and self-regulation skills. Each illustration is paired with simple, sensory-based descriptions (like my hands feel like a rock or my body feels light like a feather) to help kids better understand how big feelings show up...

Do you have students who need reminders about classroom expectations? In just a few minutes, you can create customized Desk Reminders that can be attached to their desks. Because each student is unique and has different needs, it's important to note that this resource does not offer any premade "print and go" Desk Reminders. Instead, this resource offers a wide selection of components for teachers to create customized Desk Reminders. There are many choices of background layouts, too, which...

Spend less time prepping before a conference or parent meeting. Implement an easy system to track student misbehavior and document how you followed through. Parent accountability is already built in! This customizable log organizes behavior documentation in a snap! Type in your classroom norms or use the ones provided. BONUS- download a few new classroom expectation posters for your classroom! ⭐ Click here to save 20% by buying the Back to School Bundle which includes Behavior Documentation...

This goal setting unit comes with three whole group lessons or small group sessions to help upper elementary students understand the importance of goals and how to create quality goals. These goal setting activities are fun and engaging!Lesson 1: What are goals? Why are goals important? What are some types of goals (short vs. long term, academic vs. personal/social)Lesson 2: What are the components of a good goal? Realistic, Specific, Has a PlanLesson 3: Set your own goal(s)!This resource...

Do you work on goal setting in your classroom? After setting goals with your students, you can help students track progress visually with these cards. When you print multiple sheets per page, you can keep an entire class set on a ring for easy teacher access throughout the day.

Hey teacher friends! I am so excited to show you my new tool for goal setting and data tracking in my classroom. But first, let’s rewind to August. During the first week of school, students filled out these goal sheets. They wrote in one goal for each category. It made for a gorgeous, colorful, and ... Read More about Setting Goals With Students

Fall is here! It's the perfect time to curl up under a blanket and enjoy a few books about scarecrows. After reading, your kids can use this drawing guide to create their own scarecrows, too!

Learn how two little behavior note templates can be a complete classroom management game-changer. Glow and Grow Behavior Notes are a simple and highly effective behavior management strategy for kindergarten and beyond. Parents will love getting positive behavior notes sent home, students will love earning them, and teachers will love how easy they are to […]

Goals help set a purpose and a direction for where you are headed. While you are building your classroom community, why not take the time to make some common goals that EVERY student in your classroom can work towards? Here's a little glimpse into how I do this in my classroom.