Hey Kinder Friends, Last year I had the best time in our Math Workshop. It was our favorite part of the day. As I was thinking about the...
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Ms. M
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I've done this for years. It was absolutely the best classroom management I've ever used. The class could earn beads for positive behavior. It could be something as simple as lining up quietly or one student showing extra kindness to another. I always reward compliments from other adults with more beads. For example, if the principal says how nicely they sat at lunch, they can earn 10 beads. Depending on my class, I would have a set amount for different adults (principal being 10 beads, all other adults 5 - for example). When the jar was full, they earned a bead party. We decided as a community what that party entailed.
Such a great idea!
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