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Create personal connections to every kid to make it feel like the class itself is a family

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Use manipulatives and show them the process.

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you could just quietly tap on their desk

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Using games like Kahoot and gimkit goves you a leaderboard and for the kids who get either top five or top ten they get a treat.

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Make sure that they know that trying is good and its okay to make mistakes.

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To create a lively environment, I think it's best to have a personal connection, like small jokes, intertwined in the class period.

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When asking a question have the kids go to the part of the room they think is right.

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use rewards for participation to motivate students to be engaged

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the teacher can have good energy and come to school in fun clothes and rewards for good things

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To increase the number of student responses, I think it would be helpful to do a pear deck activity.

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i can incorporate stations into the lesson or have them move around the class to finish their worksheet like a scavenger hunt.

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i can incorporate stations into the lesson or have them move around the class to finish their worksheet like a scavenger hunt.

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use academic games that encourage participation and student engagement, have a welcoming attitude

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To increase physical movement, I would involve a game or activity that would get students to move around the room based on their answer. Or maybe some days of the week you stand up instead of raising your hand for asking a question.

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Make kids stand up during the class or encourage sitting in a different way than chairs

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We can have them do stations about what we are learning around the room to keep them moving.

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You can use kahoot so there is a live leaderboard to increase competition

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every so often get them out of their seat and move them around or do a fun game

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every so often get them out of their seat and move them around or do a fun game

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we can incorporate games into our lessons 

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we can incorporate games into our lessons 

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flexible seating and rotate seats

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do online games like kahoot and offer a reward for the winners

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You can give out candy to those who participate even if the answer is not right.

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encourage them by giving the dojo or treasure box

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Always keep a good attitude and connect with all the kids on a personal level so they know you care.

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You can give out candy to whoever gives answer so more kids will answer to get candy

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You can give out candy to whoever gives answer so more kids will answer to get candy

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give prizes/rewards for answering questions such as candy

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change up the class room and have different music playing in the background

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Make the lessons interactive and don't lecture on and on.

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You can take a brain break and go for a quick walk or maybe do a quick activity just to get the kids up and moving

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online games like blooket because it keeps kids engages

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You could so say "ok class get up we're going to do a dance" or just get then out of their seat and move around

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You could so say "ok class get up we're going to do a dance" or just get then out of their seat and move around

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Have games for each new topic you are teaching so it is interactive and you will know if they understand it.

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Give time to talk and visit so there is a sense of community in the classroom

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put names on pop sickle sticks then draw all the sticks till you go through all the class

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reward them with candy or high five when they respond to a question

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reward them with candy or high five when they respond to a question

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pull them over quietly after the lesson is over and ask if they are struggling to understand or ask if they need more help.

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use eye contact or take a class break for a couple minutes/make students move around to allow students to refocus

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give them candy or points for a system

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If a student is not engaged, I would pause the lesson and do a brain break for two minutes to get students focused back in. Maybe having students play rock, paper, scissors with their desk neighbor.

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Ask them why they aren't participating when everyone else is busy doing something else.

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Have a something good that they will be willing to answer for like a homework pass or candy

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ask them if they did help but do it quietly while working on assignment

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ask them if they did help but do it quietly while working on assignment

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quietly ask them if they need help or ask what is wrong

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If you have a long assignment take some time to let the kids do a fun activity like a story or go noodle.

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Scan the room and don't stay on one student for too long. This allows them to do some work on there own but with the comfort that you are around to help.

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Reward the good things so they want to keep working.

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approach them nicely with good intentions not to just yell.

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Always keep a positive attitude so that the kids don't get bored.

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Naturally the students would be more intrigued by the new and unusual information, so they will want to learn more. You could try to include fun facts in your lessons to include this.

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play music when the kids are walking into the room to get them excited for the day

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Eye contact or just moving toward the student can help get them engaged.

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have an encouraging tone and positive feeling towards the students' work

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What can you do if you notice that a student is not engaged?

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What can you do if you notice that a student is not engaged?

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Don't just be sitting at your desk, play music while the kids are working, encourage them, include games in your lesson plans

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sit down if you agree stand if you disagree or vice versa

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Ask the student if they need help with the assignment away from the other students

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Positive feedback always helps motivate me. I think if some kids get motivated it could inspire others.

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tell students that if they pay attention and get everything done, they can have free time at the end

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Walk around, don’t stay in one place

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Different online games that are simple but competitive keep students engaged

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Quietly pull them aside in private and ask what’s going on and address the situation

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You could create games that pertain to the topic you're teaching, or you could dedicate 5 minutes every class to let the kids get up, walk around, and talk to friends

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Make the classroom a fun exciting environment

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Make it so that there is a reward if they get a correct answer

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Stations with groups

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Have fun seats like the big bouncy balls and things that are different

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kids can get up and move around to go to stations pertaining to the lesson

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Colorful, inspiring posters

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Kahoot games work really well. I think it provides a little competition among students.

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have flexible seating

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I've seen teachers give points to the tables kids sit at if they are engaged in a lesson and then the table with the most points gets a reward.

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Play music and talk to students before class

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Partner quiz that is graded for completion

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To help motivate the students to learn the material the teacher can give out candy

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Have 4 different stations they can rotate between on a timer

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Talk to them after class and give them a warning

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Transitions in groups

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Make jokes or be entertaining to keep attention

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quietly asking them if they need help on their assignment

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My teacher would throw candy at us if we answered questions.

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Give an incentive like a piece of candy

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approach and see if they understand what they’re supposed to be doing

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The teachers can have the students play a game of jeopardy

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They can chose a prize out of a prize box as an reward for doing something excellent

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Have stations around the room where kids work instead of staying at a desk for the entire lesson.

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Take breaks at certain times and stretch or have games that go along with the topic

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Teachers can have the kids move to different tables based on how they are learning

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have music playing as students enter the room

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teachers use games like gimkit or even bingo to keep kids engaged

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Incentives can help motivate students like candy, “coupons,” etc.

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Jeopardy lesson game

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Teachers use games like Kahoot to get kids engaged.

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You can address them privately or address the class as a whole so they don’t feel targeted

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Have a piece of candy or reward that students would want if they get the answer right

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Teachers can give feedback to the students to let them know how well they are doing

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My teacher set up stations. Where you play different games dedicated to the lesson at each station. Then you move on to the next

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Kahoot and Quizlet lives

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You can pull them aside and talk to them privately, or try to do something more interesting in your lesson plans so that the student wants to be engaged.

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In the kindergarten classroom I’m in, if they need to get moving then we play a brain wiggle video.

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teachers can ask the students to move to different sides of the room based off on engagement questions