No more raising your voice or having students repeat a mundane clapping rhythm to try and gain their attention. Use some of th...
These posters will surely grab your students' attention. There are a total of 30 posters. (Plus, a black and white copy of each one.) Each poster prints in a 8.5x11 size standard sheet of paper.Each poster has a saying that the teacher would say to grab their students' attention. It also includes a ...
Need some different and fun ways to get your students attention? Here are some quick and easy ways to get the attention of your students. Print this FREEBIE and hang it in your classroom for your students to see. I teach them a new one each week and then I mix it up throughout the […]
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French attention grabbers are words or short sentences that get your students' attention in the classroom. Learn how to use them and how to invent your own.
I am LOVING Whole Brain Teaching and so are the kids! What they really like is the scoreboard and the fun attention grabbers I have been usi...
Looking for some new ways to get the attention of your class? Here are 25 Class Callbacks-Attention Grabbers ideas for you to try out!
It is amazing to me how many teachers use Teachers Pay Teachers . I know it really has changed my life and way of teaching. Resources are ...
Attention Grabbers For KidsIf you are looking for fun English games, ESL games for young learners, or the best ESL games for kindergarten learners Mooncake E...
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I love using fun sayings and jingles with my students to get their attention. It keeps me from sounding "naggy" and the kids love it!...
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This blog provides alternative attention grabbers for the classroom, offering strategies to avoid relying too heavily on your voice.
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