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I've blogged before about passing out awards on Friday in my classroom... but I also pass out Brag Tags on Friday too! In the past, I've o...

I'm starting my fourth week with students tomorrow, and this year has been so different from years past. As I've said before, I've gone from teaching two years of general ed. third grade, to two years of co-teaching third grade, to this year teaching accelerated third grade. My students are SO eager to learn. They eat up every bit of information I give. Behavior has been on point, aside from a few small instances. I tell everyone who will listen in my building that I am truly blessed this…

Raving About Reward Tags 21 comments Behavior Management, Classroom Management, Freebies, Popular Posts, Reward Tags I love reward tags! I've used them for several years, and I can honestly say that they have had a positive impact on my students, year after year. This post contains affiliate links for your shopping convenience. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase through one of my links. For more information about my Disclosure Policy, please visit this link. All…

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Hey there, Hoppers! This is Alisha from The Bubbly Blonde Teacher with a back to school freebie! Summer is coming to an end. Really. It's happening. I know, stop the world. Please do NOT take my daily naps away. {Can we get naps written into the daily curriculum, please?:)} One of my least favorite items to prep for back to school use to be name tags. Cutting yarn to go around a kiddo's neck is not my forte. Especially when it would end up being too short or too long. Not anymore! My…

Reward tags are a great way to manage your classroom and reinforce positive behavior. They can increase student engagement and motivation inside your classroom. They are a classroom incentive system that doesn’t require constantly buying prizes or candy.

I spent many hours in my classroom this past week, starting the sorting and organizing process for a NEW school year! I left things in a bit of a mess at the end of last year, plus the custodians did a LOT of moving and shifting as they cleaned this summer. I also had several areas that I wanted to rearrange, so my work was cut out for me! Here are a few photos of the BEGINNING of the process: I started with chaos - tables up-ended and piled with stuff, book display case on its side, rug…