A good ice breaker should be simple, yet meaningful. And, of course... it has to be fun! Most importantly, you want your students to trust you, and trust takes time.
But you can get started right away with this icebreaker. It will give you a major boost, right from the start.
A classroom economy is one of the simplest ways to improve behavior, build real-life skills, and get students more invested in your classroom. When it’s done well, it doesn’t feel like “another system.” It just becomes part of how your classroom runs. What’s a Classroom Economy? A classroom economy is…
As teachers, we’re constantly busy—planning lessons, grading, emailing parents, attending meetings… it never ends! Well lately, I’ve been doing something I call “Helping Future You.” It’s a simple mindset of doing things today to help Future Me tomorrow. It’s simple, but surprisingly powerful. Let me explain why it works. Future…
