Make 'em laugh 'n behave!
Behavior Management with Humor is a creative approach to
discipline in the classroom. It's packed with tools and strategies for behavior management with laughter.
At every step, I start with the basic skills for
no-stress behavior management. Then I show you how to infuse these with respectful fun, so they come alive in
your classroom.
Why use humor? Of all the tricks in your behavior management
toolbox, humor is one of the most powerful.
- When you use humor, it shows you trust your kids. You trust their intelligence to “get” the humor, and to join in the fun.
- Teaching kids how to use humor respectfully shows an alternative to negative emotions such as anger, belligerence, cruelty, or ignoring bad situations.
As always, I want you
feel CALM and CONFIDENT—and ready to laugh—starting on your first day of
school.
So...let's take a look under the hood at Behavior Management with Humor:
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Behavior Management 101: Strategies that Work
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“Tips from the Trenches” for Behavior Management with
Humor
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A Full Day of Humor and Good Behavior, Step-by-Step
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Funny Things to Say All Day
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Make it Fun in the Lunchroom, Auditorium, School Yard,
Parties, and More
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Humor in Reading, Writing, Math, Music, and Dance
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Songs that Get Kids to Move, Smile and Behave
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Behavior Mod Charts
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Behavior Management Clip Chart
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Callbacks for Easy, Fun Management
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Brain Breaks to Calm or Energize Kids
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Printable Resources: Awards, Hats, Masks, Glasses,
Bracelets, Pointers, and More!
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“Reboot Box” for Time-Out
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Deal-Breakers – Teacher Behavior to Avoid
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Behavior Management Posters
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Student Activities and Printables for Bulletin Board
Displays
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BONUS: MP3 Counting Backward Song for a Calming Brain
Break or Dance
If you'd like a MEGA-bundle of Behavior Management tools that REALLY WORK--I know, because I use them daily!--please take a look at this:
...School Rules, Behavior Management with Humor, Behavior Modification Game Charts, and Behavior Management Callbacks.
One of my top priorities is to get my kids to behave, so we can all laugh--from the first day of school on.
I hope you want your kids to laugh and behave, too, so I'm sharing all I've learned, in over twenty years in the classroom.
Wishing you all the best,
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