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Mrs. Chuckles's Daily Lesson - In Teachers They Trust

Trust is important in any interaction and no less so between teacher and student.  As a teacher, you will have students confide in you about all sorts of things.  Never betray their confidence, unless of course the "secret" is potentially dangerous or harmful.  Make sure your students know that what they tell you will be held in confidence.

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Mrs. Chuckles's Daily Lesson - Keep em' Active

Physical activity during the school day is important. For this reason, be very careful about taking away recess for incomplete work. Instead, institute ways to encourage on-time work completion. For instance, create an incentive program that rewards students who complete work on or ahead of time. Rewards could be candy, extra points and even extra recess time.

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Mrs.Chuckles's Daily Lesson: L-O-V-E for Reading

Creating a love for reading is one of the most important things we can instill in our students.  However, age-old book reports often encourage quite the opposite. Fortunately, there are other ways we can test our students’ reading comprehension without making them write the dreaded book report. Try oral reports. Have students express their likes and dislikes about the book to you or other students. Another option is journaling. Have students write a journal entry after reading each chapter of the book showcasing what they learned,their thoughts and likes and dislikes.

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Mrs.Chuckles' Daily Lesson: Teaching to Test, No Way Jose!

Administrators in today’s educational environment put a great emphasis on scores of standardized test. This puts a lot of pressure on the classroom teacher, sometimes unreasonable pressure. Resist the pressure to just teach to the test.  Your students deserve better. Instead,develop a partnership with the students to achieve goals you have set and be flexible.

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While my preschool kids were playing, they came to me and said there are spiders under the air conditioner. I looked under it and said to my assistant. "There are no spiders, but there is quite a draft coming in." The boys ran over and said "let us see the giraffe."

Today, one of my 3rd graders was very serious when he said, "I need to go to yoga so I can remember who I am."

Several years ago, my senior English class was in the library looking for research paper topics. Each student was to write down a topic and bring it to me for approval. One of the first young men to bring his topic to me had written, "Pubic Wars."

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Mrs.Chuckles' Daily Lesson: Set Boundaries but Have Fun

Set parameters for both behavior and achievement in your classroom, let your students know what they are and then relax within that structure. Have fun with your students, goals are much easier reached with students' cooperation. And, by teaching students to have fun while learning, you create a valuable educational tool.


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Mrs.Chuckles' Daily Lesson: Perk Up Pollyanna, Teaching is Tough Love

Don’t approach teaching like a Pollyanna, thinking everything will always be light and sweet...because it won’t.  Teaching is a tough job, but oh-so worth it. Nothing can compare to the feeling of seeing a child, under your tutelage, improving their achievement and/or attitude. To borrow a phase from Peace Corp: Teaching, “it’s the toughest job you’ll ever love.”

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Mrs.Chuckles' Daily Lesson: Phony is Bologna

Middle school students are very intense in their evaluation of right or wrong. So, always be fair in your treatment of them. Never have favorites, and don’t have a different set of expectations for different students. Remember, kids, especially those in middle school, see right through phony.

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Midweek Giggles by ClassroomChuckles.com



"I teach 5th grade at a neighborhood school. Today the students were picking out people to research for their black history reports. One girl asked if she could do Ben Franklin."

"This morning a kindergartner was telling me about a Screech Owl that was brought to school yesterday. Apparently this owl was struck by a car at night. The student asked me: "I thought owls could see at night?" I responded:"Maybe they can sweetie, I don't know much about them. Why do you ask?" He replied: "Well, if he could see at night, why didn't he see the car before it hit him?"

"I teach pre-K. One of my students just came up to me smiling and said "I was just looking at your boobs." Then, later in the day, he helped me put out snack and couldn't keep his hands off my bottom. I told him "stop that" and he replied, "But, I like it."


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