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I think your padlet is awesome! I would definitely refer back to this for questions on how to improve my classroom management. I really liked your attention grabber ideas. One aspect of classroom management that I think could be challenging is behavior management. I found this guide to give teachers an outline on how to approach different situations so that we can keep structure within our classrooms.
-Jeffrey Lee

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Classroom Behavior Management: A Dozen Common Mistakes and What to Do Instead

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One of our primary responsibilities as teachers is to help our students learn. It is difficult for learning to take place in chaotic environments. Subsequently, we are challenged daily to create and maintain a positive, productive classroom atmosphere conducive to learning. On any given day, this can be quite a challenge.

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I loved all the visual stuff you provided in your padlet. I think that lots of visuals for these young minds definitely helps them put into perspective exactly what your trying to teach!
Jennie Adams

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This can seem impossible if you've got a rather rowdy class on your hands, but if you remain positive it will make things easier not only for your students but for you as well. Keeping a positive tone and throwing out positive statements frequently (i.e. "nicely done!", "great work group A, you guys are right on track") will do a lot more for managing a classroom than you might think.

https://www.neamb.com/professional-resources/top-strategies-to-start-the-school-year-strong.htm

-Tyler Terry

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This is an interesting website for teachers and helping with classroom management.

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This is an interesting website for teachers and helping with classroom management.

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The video on this page talks about how classroom management takes place on the very first day and you need to establish expectations on the first day of class.

-Aaron Olsen

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By making classroom management a priority in your teaching, students are able to get the most of themselves and you. Hear from one teacher who believes this, and shows us how it all starts in the first day of school.

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Students will know what rules and when rules can be broken so it is important to always stay constant with the rules. When students know the rules and expectations they will follow.
-Taylor

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Demonstrate acceptable behavior. Treat the students with the same respect you demand.

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Getting together in groups and partners help to develop different skills students wouldn't receive otherwise.

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You know your expectations. Write them out for the students to see before class starts.
-Sydney

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Homework has become a topic that can be debated as unhelpful. Here are some pros;
-Students receive stronger critical thinking skills.
-This improves parental involvement in schooling.
-Homework helps develop time management.
-Students learn study skills through homework.
-Sydney

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Kids learn to get smart with teachers, here are some ways to avoid that.
-Sydney

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Here are some ways to for the teacher to get attention. -Krista

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Have visuals for children to look at. This is a poster that a teacher can hang up in the room to control the noise in the classroom. -Krista

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When setting up rules and sharing them with students, you must adhere to them. Have a routine! -Krista

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Learning students names are a must! An easy hack to learn the names of children are to have a sitting chart in alphabetical order.  After the teacher has learned the names change the sits often. -Krista

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Watch how this teacher creates a fun environment in and outside the classroom. -Krista

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This teacher makes his students' lives amazing

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This teacher makes his students' lives amazing link:http://curs.io/7L1sI Paypal : akabili94@gmail.com

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When a student is being a great example or does something good, a teacher can have a jar and a raffle out prizes when students earn tickets to put in the Jar. -Krista

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If the classroom is organized the students will be able to focus better. If the room is disorganized and chaotic....the students may become that way too.
-Amanda Dover

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-Amanda Dover

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Give "table points" to each table for being quiet first, having a clean desk, working hard, etc. In my experience, there are about 6 kids at a table and 4 or 5 tables in the classroom. Keep a tally of the points on the whiteboard and the table with the most points gets a sticker or stamp on their hand at the end of each week.

- Melanie Stark

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It is important to stick to the routine. Not only is it important for the students to know the routine, it also will save time if things are consistent.
-Amanda Dover

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GoNoodle is a great resource for brain breaks when the students are needing a break from sitting.
-Amanda Dover

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Storyline Online by the Screen Actors Foundation is a great resource to have famous actors read a story to the class.

- Melanie Stark

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1...2.. Eyes on you
3...4.. Talk no more
-Amanda Dover

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Teacher: 1-2-3- Eyes on me
Students: 1-2- Eyes on you

- Melanie Stark

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It gives the students a tangible thing to look at to monitor their behavior. They move the clip up for positive and clip down for negative. This works really well in the classes I help with as an Aide.
-Amanda Dover

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Keep a bell on your desk that is STRICTLY a teacher tool. When the class is noisy and out of hand, ding the bell and have them freeze with their hands up so they definitely have to stop whatever they're doing.

- Melanie Stark

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Clap a pattern, have the kids repeat it back to you.

-Melanie Stark