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https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/new-teacher-classroom-management //Great video about how to manage a classroom as a new teacher.//

http://ericabohrer.blogspot.com //A blog written by a teacher. This is a great resource because she constantly updates the site with new lesson plans and classroom ideas.//

http://www.lessonplandiva.com/photos //This is a great blog written by a teacher. It has great picture ideas of organizing your things and your students' things in your classroom.//

//This is a great idea of how to organize and file your read alouds by month and season.// http://www.theclassroomcreative.com/2012/08/12/classroom-organization-ideas-tips/

//These are classroom rules that I developed myself for an education class freshmen year to the tune of "Wheels On The Bus".//

//I found this classroom rules chart on Pinterest.com. I think it is simple enough to be used in a classroom for primary elementary children to understand and follow.//

//A Light 'Em Up Jar is used for a redirection for students when they are disrespectful to their classmates or the teacher. They go to the Light 'Em Up Jar and pick out one strip of paper. All the papers in the jar have random acts of kindness that the student must perform. This is a simple and affective way to redirect the students without harsh disciplinary action.//

//Build Your Rainbow is a positive reinforcement type of consequence. If a child is caught being or doing something good in the classroom they get to add a color to their rainbow. At the end of the week if they have all the colors of the rainbow they get a prize. Great way to positively redirect students. (Pinterest.com)//

http://fifthgradefancy.blogspot.com/2012/07/monday-made-it-just-6-more.html //This is a 5th grade teacher's blog that has great ideas on classroom management, lesson plans, etc. A great resource if you are teaching 5th grade.//