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CCP: Episode 49 // Pressing the "Restart" Button On the School Year

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Do you ever wish you could start this whole school year over? Yes, please!  

Remember that "fresh year, fresh classroom" feeling that you had at the beginning of the school year? Your classroom was so organized, wasn't it? Everything was crisp and new. You had BIIIIG plans for curriculum and classroom management, right?

If you're like me, you often get to January and just wish you could restart and reinstate all those great plans, ideas, and most DEFINITELY that crisp, clean classroom that welcomed your students in the fall.

Well - why can't you?  Why CAN'T you just "restart?"  What's stopping you?

If you're feeling less than satisfied about how your year is going, then, by all means - PRESS THE RESTART BUTTON! It’s the PERFECT time to do so.

You’ll Learn

(Timestamps Shown)

  • You CAN finish the school year strong (2:47)

  • Tips on refreshing your classroom décor (3:16)

  • The most important thing to restart (4:54)

  • How to restart something that’s NOT working your classroom(6:51)

  • It’s not too late to build relationships with your students families (8:30)

    • Start a Facebook group or Instagram account (9:39)

    • Be intentional (9:57)

  • Tools to help with your tech skills (10:29)

LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE

Episode 22: Classroom Decor and Design Made Easy

Episode 29: How to Launch Reader's Workshop in Your Classroom

Episode 30: How to Launch Writer's Workshop in the Upper Elementary Classroom

Episode 34: Routines and Procedures Every TEACHER Needs

Grab one of my FREE Classroom Theme Design Guides:

Grab my FREE Routines and Procedures Checklist below:

Blog post: Back to School Series: Launching Readers Workshop

Blog post: Back to School Series: Launching Writer's Workshop

Getting Started in Reader’s Workshop

Getting Started in Writer’s Workshop

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