Classroom Management | Mini-lesson | Lining up
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Classroom management is a very important tool for our classrooms. This mini-lesson is modeling how I teach my Firsties to line up. You can see them in action below.
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I can't tell you how much I appreciate these mini lessons. They are sooooooo beneficial. Ivhave not seen any other RUclipsr do this. Ivthank God for your wisdom! I teach 2nd grade and we are departmentalized, so I will share this video with my partner teacher. This way we are on the same page. Thanks again! I look forward to the next one!!😊
Wow, thank you! I appreciate your feedback. I'm such a visual learner and so this is why I felt the need to start modeling these classroom management procedures. I'm so glad to help! ((HUGS))
@@OneFABTeacher I'm a visual learner as well! This is why I'm so grateful. Thanks again!
I am binge watching your videos that I just found this week. I am off-the-charts inspired by you Miss May! You are a hall of fame teacher! I have been watching Real Rap with Reynolds for a couple of years now and just found your channel pop up on the side as suggested when watching his. Feeling so blessed that teachers like you guys share with the rest of us so we can strive to become excellent teachers as well, and spread the joy around! Amen...God always finds a way, yes ma'am He does! Since you mentioned making more videos, I'd love to hear more about how you do the following: privileges that The Firstie of the Week gets, special helper jobs--if you do these?(like erasing the board, quickly running something over to a neighboring teacher, line leaders after everyone has had a chance of being a firstie of the week, etc.), your system of everyone cleaning up at the end of the day (are there different clean-up duties, or what), share about some of your favorite special programs/visitors your schools have done like firefighter visits and so on (and how you prepare your kiddos for how to behave during that), all your favorite books that you read aloud to the kids throughout the year, what videos you like to show to your kids and the discussions you generate with them after those, I'd love to know how to play the Kickin it with Kindess board game you made up, all about the do's and don'ts for indoor recess, when you eat lunch with a student what are the questions you ask them/conversation topics you try to cover, gifts--for students before Christmas break & holidays like valentines day & at the end of the year & for teachers & what you have the kids make for their parents (if anything) & what you compile for the kids to take home at the end of the year (like a book of their artwork?) & gifts for the teacher you student taught under or gift ideas to give a student teacher who you were over & for collogues (there's always so many to give and a tight teacher budget) AND what have been some of your favorite gifts that you've received as a teacher, maybe just an entire video about end of the year wrap-up, class parties you've done with help from the room Mom and what's been successful/or not and what's helpful during those, do you do "tickets out the door?", I'd love to see you act out an entire day as a teacher so I can see after greeting everyone at the door when do you turn on your good morning song? etc., where are your favorite wardrobe places to shop, what are some of the extra fun/extra special lessons you've done that went really well, what do you have your kids do for morning work, what are your favorite things to have parents come help with when they volunteer to be in the classroom, your favorite field trips, favorite emergency food stashes to have on hand for harder days (aside from your hersheys kisses), how to handle when an offended teacher or parent wants to see you reprimanding an offending student more than you feel necessary and confront you about it, time increments you schedule your parent-teacher conferences for and how you keep them moving smoothly so they don't take all night each night, things you do to establish a good relationship with parents--what are things you've noticed your parents like--hoe much communication do they want and what forms of communication have most of them preferred, that's probably good for starters (I can always add more when I have more questions)! hugs!
Oh my goodness. My kindergarteners are rocking this just 8 days into school. What a wonderful tip!!!
YAY!!! I LOVE IT! So glad it's working for them. ((HUGS))
Oh my goodness I needed this so much! I lost so much time waiting on my kids to lineup and this is fantastic for efficiency. thank you again! You are amazing! I appreciate all of your help and little lessons, they are so helpful to me!
This is a lesson that can be applied to several grade levels. Thank you for giving clear directions and for setting a high expectation. I hope that you are enjoying your summer. Thank you for your video presentation. Take care.
Thank you and you are so welcome! I appreciate your feedback and kind words. ((HUGS))
I love it!! I will be implementing this routine on August 3, 2023 to my first grade class. ❤ I am so glad I discovered your channel two years ago. You have been such a God sent for me. Thank you. Be Blessed ❤
Yay! Thank you so much for support and kindness. I appreciate you! Happy first day on August 3rd. God bless! ((HUGS))
Sorry for all the messages lol but can you do a run down of what your first day would include like a sample first day, because I like how in this video you told us when you would teach how to line up. ❤❤❤❤
I will do my best. ((HUGS))
@OneFABTeacher thank you 😊 have a great a blessed week and holiday!!!! Be safe!!!
Thank you so much for this mini-lesson. I will certainly do it with my students! I really appreciate you Ms. May 👏👏👏
You are welcome. Glad to help! ((HUGS))
Thank you for doing these mini lessons. They are so helpful.
No problem! ((Hugs))
Love these mini-lesson videos, Miss May! Speaking of lining up... I was curious if you have advice for kids lining up after recess? We have a good routine for leaving the classroom, but when all three 2nd grade classes are outside for recess it is a disaster lining up to come inside. Usually we blow the whistle and they are supposed to line up in order, each class next to each other. One teacher and TA is always on duty. It just gets crazy though. 🤪
I have a few ideas for next year, but would love any tips! Thank you so much! ❤
You are so welcome. Yes, we blow the whistle twice at recess. One means stop and drop kneeling to the ground. The second blow means run to your line and line up in line order. Anywhere we are they always line up in their assigned order. ((HUGS))
@@OneFABTeacher Okay, that's great! Thank you for the ideas!! You rock!
I'm going to incorporate this into my classroom this year. Thanks, for adding the link to the video as well.
Glad it was helpful! Many ((Hugs))
I just love all your videos. I have learned a lot from you. God bless you always. Thank you
You are so welcome! I appreciate your feedback. God bless! ((HUGS))
I love it❣️ I’m definitely implementing this in August!! Thank you so much! You’re such a blessing ❣️
You are so welcome! Many ((HUGS)) and have a FABULOUS new school year!
Thank you so much! I’m introducing this on the first day! Thanks Ms. May!!!
Yay!! Have a FABULOUS school year! Prayers you're having a good summer! ((HUGS))
Thank you for all the tips and procedures. I am moving from 7th and 8th (middle school) to Pre-K through 1st.
Thanks so much for sharing these mini lessons! Definitely using this next year.💜
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! ((HUGS))
Thank you for your videos! They;re so helpful!
Can’t tell you how much these videos help. You’re amazing! ❤🎉
I'm so glad! Thank you so much! ((HUGS))
Two quick questions, at what point do you have them push in their chairs, if they aren't on their learning spot, is this at 5 or 4? Also, is there a pre or during countdown procedure you like to follow for having them gathering items such as lunch boxes/water bottles they may need to take with them?
So when my kids are at their seats and I begin announcing the countdown, they stop immediately and leave everything at their seat. Music is always their cue to clean up and go to their learning spot on the carpet. Once in awhile I'll countdown from their desk. Not often. My lunch procedure was as follows the last four years. Mind you I was teaching in the portable. I would have my kiddos on their learning spot before recess. I would announce for Firsties who brought their lunch from home to get their lunch boxes and place them on their tables. Then they would come back and sit down. Once everyone was back to sitting down I would do the line up countdown. When recess was over we go back to the classroom grab lunches and head to lunch. Now, I will have to do something different this year, because I'm back in the building. Hope this helps. ((HUGS))
@@OneFABTeacher Wow! Thanks for this reply! It’s great to learn so much from you and your years of experience with management techniques. God Bless You!
Thank you so much! God BLESS you too, sunshine! ((HUGS))
Thank you so much for this! I look forward to using this method this school year.
You're so welcome! God Bless! ((HUGS))
Thanks for the mini lesson videos. Can you do a video for dismissal?
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS ❤❤❤
I really like these mini-lessons, Miss May. They are very helpful. I have one question - how would you line up if you do not have numbers or you cannot stick numbers onto your floors? I would love to assign a number to each student, but am unsure if we can stick them on the tile floors. Thanks!
Thank you!!! They just memorize their number and the person in front of them and behind them. I don’t place any numbers anywhere. They become very familiar to where they’re supposed to be quickly. ((Hugs))
@@OneFABTeacherThanks! I was thinking and thought they could just memorize who was in front of them. Thank you! 😊
Yes! We are working smarter, not harder as teachers! Many ((HUGS))
@@OneFABTeacherYes! 😊
Thank you!!! I am soooo going to implement this. You are amazing!❤
YAY!!! You're so welcome! ((HUGS))
i love your tone, your explanations...
Thank you! 😃 ((HUGS))
Thank you! You’re awesome!
You're so welcome! Thank you! ((HUGS))
Love this!
Thank you! ((Hugs))
Thank you so much for this!! I was wondering if you could do a video on how you lesson plan or a first day of school lesson plan? I’m going into my second year teaching second grade
You're so welcome! I will definitely, see what I can do. Congrats on accomplishing your first year. YAY!! ((HUGS))
Thank you so much I really needed this video. Can you explain how you do your line order number. I love that idea too.
I just line them up in alpha order from my class roster that's given at the beginning of the year. ((HUGS))
@OneFABTeacher ok thank you I am going to try it!!! 🙂
If you pick the numbers early in year what do you do when say they don’t get along and you need to switch numbers for line up?
Line number is just alpha order on my roster. To be honest, I have a zero tolerance of the not getting along. I truly create a classroom environment that promotes kindness, trust, and community. It’s all in how you set that tone those few months of school. ((Hugs))
Do you think it’s wrong to teach students to speak in the morning when entering the room? Also, what about when students responds with “what” instead of yes. Do you think that’s disrespectful or no big deal?
I do expect my students to respond to me when they enter the classroom. If I have a really shy kid they can start by whispering it in my ear. Once they get inside and if they choose to do something alone that's fine too. Eventually, that comfort zone will get better. I do not tolerate that. "What" is NOT an option. LOL ((HUGS))
@@OneFABTeacher oh wow first let me say, I feel so special that you responded to my post!! 🤗 Ok, thanks for confirming that those little two things can be taught in a loving way. I have in the past been told that’s too controlling but nonetheless I know that’s all about respect and it can be taught loving. Thanks again ❤️
I like this way of lining up! I will definitely use it next year.
Yay! ((HUGS))
How you choose the line leader of the week?
I do an activity called, Firstie of The Week. The Firstie of The Week is started mid or end of September. I choose the very first one. I choose them based on my observations over the first few weeks of school. They're first in line for the whole week. They choose a new Firstie on Friday's and that person is the next one the following week. We alternate so if I choose a boy, they choose a girl. However, if I choose a girl, then the following week they choose a boy. I only choose the very first time and then they're responsible for choosing after that. You could easily draw names from a jar and choose each week. When someone is chosen their name from the jar goes in the trash. Hope this helps. ((HUGS))
Thanks God bless you🙏🏻😘🤗
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No, I'm not. ((HUGS))