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morning routines- hanging up backpack, putting away lunch and water bottle, grabbing name tame
classroom jobs- each child has a responsibility

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Encouraging communication skill with their peers. Give your students a goal in the morning to play with a new friend today -Kayla

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Encouraging communication skill with their peers. Give your students a goal in the morning to play with a new friend today -Kayla

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Encourage students to try to problem solve with their peers before "tattling"

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Establishing a routine
Providing them with simple worksheets that can be completed on their own ex. letter find and color, do with them in small groups to model how they complete and once they understand set it out for an independent academic station

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We have the same routine everyday. The students know the order of the day so nothing is a surprise. They even know how to do all of the work (like morning work) with minimal help.

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Setting up lunches. Choosing own free play station and toys. Being able to have the option of putting the toys away when done and choosing a new activity

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Show and tell to get them comfortable talking in front of each other and allowing the audience to ask questions

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When a student is upset, I tell them to use their words. We communicate with our friends to resolve conflict.

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When a student is upset, I tell them to use their words. We communicate with our friends to resolve conflict.

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Having them try to solve their problems amongst their classmates first on their own with kind words before asking a teacher tp step in

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When reading a book, you could have your students refer back to the story to point out attributes displayed by specific characters

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Providing them multiple opportunities to ask questions -Dominique

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Providing them multiple opportunities to ask questions -Dominique

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If I see an issue going on in the classroom, during circle time I will address the issue but through stories or pretend. For example, I pretend I am having that problem and I ask the students how they can help me work through an issue. They all chime in and "help" me walk through it. Therefore, we have developed communication skills about the issue.

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Communicating with each other is an essential part in my classroom. They love to tell on each other and it is important that they learn how to express their thoughts appropriately with one another.

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Ask open ended questions. Give feedback and encouragement when they do answer

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Looking through picture books to gain knowledge on things we don't know. Group reading and asking open ended questions as we go

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Asking open-ended questions

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Asking open ended questions that require them to put some thought into their answers

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Asking open ended questions  allows students to use their thinking skills 

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Asking open ended questions  allows students to use their thinking skills 

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My classroom has really good social skills when in smaller groups. I just really want them to feel more confident in a whole group setting.

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During "multicultural week" we researched different monetary systems, flags, and dances around the world.

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Providing various books and materials for children to discover and research.

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Giving them choices for an answer to choose from -Dominique

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Giving them choices for an answer to choose from -Dominique