24 Brilliant Classroom Hacks Every Teacher Should Knowо Whoever picks up that piece throughout the day “wins” at the end of the day. it is oddly motivating as far as classroom hacks go. magnetic spice jars for small classroom supplies like paper clips and push pins; implement non verbal hand signals to indicate needs in the classroom. these non verbal cards are free from teachers pay teachers. 1. store paint in old soap dispensers. save those old soap and hand sanitizer dispensers and fill them with paint. instead of pouring paint, students can use the pump to get the paint they need. result: less mess after art time. 2. try out a mystery reward. incentivize students to follow the rules with mystery rewards.
50 Of The All Time Best Teacher Hacks Every Teacher Ought To Know To do this you need a voice level poster set and push lights. place a push light into each voice level sign and then turn the light on to remind students where their voice should be. for this teacher hack you will need a set of puck lights that you can stick on to a wall or the whiteboard in your classroom. Quiet spray. via: the lemonade stand teacher. the quiet spray always works wonders. it brings a bit of mist and lots of smiles on your students’ faces! 2. the tattle phone. via: coyne’s crazy fun classroom. probably the best invention ever made. kids report their tattle to the phone connected to the teacher’s private voicemail. 21. color coded earbuds—brilliant! source: @mstaradye. 22. color coded caps keep markers in order. source: third grade love. 23. rainbow dream classroom organization. source: @hipsterartteacher. 24. jewel tone treasure boxes! source: @themeaningfulteacher. 25. it’s the little things, for sure. source: @amandabrindley. 26. kicking it old school. Read on as you're going to want to start using these hacks in your classroom right away! *all of these hacks are from instagram and therefore photo credit links for each photo will take you to the original author's instagram account. 1. cut your composition books journals in half to stretch them out and save paper.
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