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December hits different in K-1:
Students feel the excitement, routines get loose, and suddenly you're redirecting more than you'd like. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone--mid-year is the perfect moment for a gentle but firm classroom behavior reset.
In this post I will show simple strategies you can use right now--MID YEAR--in December or for the January return. These work beautifully in bilingual and dual language classrooms because they rely on visuals, routines, and consistency. Our kids thrive on those.
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