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Kindergarten classroom management tips for positive consequences can help curb things like selfish behavior in kids. Find out about great kindergarten classroom management tips for positive consequences with help from an experienced educator in this free video clip.

A new “code name” for worksheets is “morning work.” What a child really needs in the morning is a warm greeting from the teacher and interaction with peers!

Rutgers University Education Professor, Emerita, Dorothy Strickland talks about developmentally appropriate teaching practices for use with young children.

The Classroom Environment, shows the best materials and center-based set up to use.

The Classroom Schedule, talks about how the various components of a typical Kindergarten day may be organized.

Effective ways to use a powerful tool: your voice. The volume, pitch, tone and rate of your speech can be used in child and youth based programs to change behaviors. We provide online and live training programs that qualify for CEU's in most certification programs.KitOnline

Blogger Clara Galan discusses how vocal tone can have a huge impact on student engagement. Learn some tips on how to engage your class.

Finger painting, glue sticks, googly eyeballs, and glitter. It’s no mystery why kindergarteners love art projects so much. If you’re going through art project after project, consider adding a few new ones to your repertoire. Below are 20 of the best kindergarten art projects. No glitter required!

Kindergarten Teacher Elizabeth, gives us a peek into a normal day at Uplift Peak Preparatory.

In this video you will see clips of Ms. Vay's kindergarten class where she uses a variety of songs to transition from one activity to another.

This is a math video lesson to help you with new math, math tricks, and or simple math questions you may have. Follow several weeks of teaching basic mathematics to kindergarten students using an interactive activity called The Counting Jar. In this clip the kindergarten teacher also discusses how activities such as The Counting Jar have helped provide her kindergarten students with hands on active lessons that are developmentally appropriate and motivating.

The purpose of this professional learning is for teachers to view and reflect on an example of how one teacher engages children in numeracy learning in kindergarten. Further resources are available at QCAA

Watch in amazement as Andrea Schindler's inner city, San Bernardino, California kindergarteners demonstrate all the steps necessary for them to produce five paragraph, college style essays. You'll learn about college talk, baby talk, mirror words, air punctuation, the because clapper and the astonishing powers of the Triple Whammy sentence. For more information and to access 100s of pages of free downloads go to WholeBrainTeaching.com.

Use this easy technique to relax and calm a group of children and prepare them to learn!