164. Why You Need a Classroom Carpet and How to Manage Student Behavior
Teacher Approved: Elementary Teacher Tips & Strategies · Heidi and Emily, Elementary School Teacher and Resource Designer
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Show Notes
There are several spots inside a teacher’s classroom that are special and impactful for students. However, none build a classroom’s culture or relationships more than the classroom carpet! This designated gathering space is the heart of the classroom, which is why having specific procedures and routines for it is vital. So in today’s episode, we’re doing a deep dive into how to manage student behavior during your classroom carpet time.
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Resources:
- Classroom Procedures and Routines Planning Guide and Checklist
- Editable Classroom Seating Chart Tool
- Brain Breaks Bundle
- “Try This Trick to Make Carpet Time More Manageable” - Beacon School Support
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