Elizabeth Peterson · Enjoy Teaching Again | Elementary, Teacher Burnout, Student Behavior, SEL, Classroom Management · 178 | 5 Signs Holiday Excitement Is Taking Over Your Classroom (And What to Do)
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set up an "excitement parking lot" where students write holiday thoughts on sticky notes or chart paper to park them for later review
“This could be something like a small notebook or the notes app on your phone where you park random thoughts, gift ideas, or events that you want to add to your calendar.”
“Grab a sticky note for every technician on your schedule. Write down one specific thing each of them did this month… then say it out loud on the entire team.”
“I have this on a sticky note. There's five things I do before 7.00 AM. That's one of them is called a 10 by one.”
“Set a big goal, perhaps, maybe write it down on a piece of paper”
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