Students respond well to daily routines. If they know your expectations, they will stay more focused. Using a favorite song is a great way to get students' attention instead of raising your voice.
Children need regular review of the vocabulary they have learned. There are many activities to consolidate vocabulary. Play games, such as Bingo or Hide-and-seek with cutouts. Reintroduce previous posters either with the same cutouts or a mix of cutouts from different units. Also, you can reread favorite Big Book stories and repeat familiar songs and rhymes. In this way, children will benefit from and enjoy repetition.
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