Creature Teacher

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Later, when you start to feel demotivated and wonder, “Am I making any progress?” you just press “play” and see for yourself.

So unless you need to speak English on the phone for work and want to practice that, make it easier on yourself and keep your camera on.A cute poster to display your Star Student of the day in your classroom. It can be printed in a variety of sizes and laminated. As a whole class looking at the printed posters, explain that the children will be responsible for monitoring their own behaviours. This simple peg chart is a visual reminder in the classroom to encourage those positive behaviours. With each child responsible for their own named peg, this tool will encourage children to follow the classroom guidelines. First, it’s an interruption. You’re having a nice conversation and suddenly your teacher interrupts to tell you: “It’s ‘on’ not ‘at’.” In the Japanese version, Kyoshi repeats the phrase 扇げば涼しい (loosely "fanning the air to make it cool"), which is the first line of the Dedede Elementary School's anthem in that version of the show (and a twist on "Aogeba Tōtoshi").

The aim of the chart is for the children to display positive behaviours that help them to move their name to the top of the chart. As a whole class discuss the positive behaviours that Your Teacher’s Pet Creature would like to be seeing in your classroom. Explain that he will be observing all behaviours and will award children with these brag tags for their positive behaviours.

#3 Keep Your Camera On (but wear pants)

Place this poster on a wall in your classroom to remind the children of the positive language that you want to see in your room. Scooby-Doo" Hoax: The Teacher Creature is actually the owner of an old costume shop that fell on hard times with the rest of the neighbourhood when the school closed down. Expectations of each child to follow these aspects will differ according to their development and age. Encourage your children to “think” about their behaviour when trying to support positive behaviours in your classroom. This poster acts as a visual reminder and encourages positive language to be used. It is important that children learn to think before they speak. Move the arrow hand according to the level of noise you require in your classroom as a visual reminder for your children.