EP127 Four steps to deconstructing your classroom in just ONE day
The end of the school year can feel super crazy because it means lots of close out tasks for the teacher. We've got tons of paperwork, plus bulletin boards to remove, supplies to label and pack away, cleaning, and more.
You as the TEACHER have plenty of things to do. But often, the kids don't. Standardized tests are done, gradebooks have been closed out for the year, and often our students feel like they're just biding their time until summer break.
In today's episode, listen in as I discuss a simple 4-step system I created for closing out and deconstructing your room in a single day, and pace yourself so the rest of your end-of-year tasks don't feel so unmanageable.
Click here to read or share the transcript and audio or participate in the discussion.
Click here to view my done-for-you system for end-of-year close out on sale now.
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The end of the school year can feel super crazy because it means lots of close out tasks for the teacher. We've got tons of paperwork, plus bulletin boards to remove, supplies to label and pack away, cleaning, and more.
You as the TEACHER have plenty of things to do. But often, the kids don't. Standardized tests are done, gradebooks have been closed out for the year, and often our students feel like they're just biding their time until summer break.
In today's episode, listen in as I discuss a simple 4-step system I created for closing out and deconstructing your room in a single day, and pace yourself so the rest of your end-of-year tasks don't feel so unmanageable.
Click here to read or share the transcript and audio or participate in the discussion.
Click here to view my done-for-you system for end-of-year close out on sale now.
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