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Title: Keeping Young Students Well Behaved during Dismissal Post by: KBaumann on September 13, 2009, 06:40:51 PM We are looking for ideas for ways to keep our early childhood (3,4 and 5 year-olds) students relatively quiet and orderly while they are waiting for their carpools to be called in the afternoon, sometimes not in their own classrooms. Approximately half of the teachers are occupied with escorting the children out to the cars as the cars arrive, while the remaining staff watch the children who are still waiting to be called.
Title: Re: Keeping Young Students Well Behaved during Dismissal Post by: mnissel on September 14, 2009, 08:09:01 AM I have an issue with that before school begins. Our secretary reads to them,
and the kids love it. Title: Re: Keeping Young Students Well Behaved during Dismissal Post by: aryehc on September 14, 2009, 11:00:01 AM A story or music tape/cd.
Title: Re: Keeping Young Students Well Behaved during Dismissal Post by: debra92691 on September 19, 2009, 09:49:25 AM Manipulatives. We combine at the end of the day as well. The best way i have found to deal with this is having stations with manipulatives set up for the children. It helps them keep their mind off of waiting. It also keeps the classroom clean since you have them sitting at the tables with lets say peg boards or brislte blocks etc. Have several station set up so that they can choose and even rotate between. It makes for an easy clean up, busy kids, and everyone is entertained and happy. Once you get your routine down its fantastic the kids know to grab a toy sit down at a table and play till there parents get there then to clean up when they are done.
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