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Family with a three-year-old 6:30 a.m.: Wake up and get out of bed. 6:50 a.m.: Get dressed, brush teeth, and leave for daycare. 7:00 a.m.: Eat breakfast or a snack in the car. 4:00 p.m.: Pick up from daycare. 4:30 5:30 p.m.: Playtime while parents prepare dinner. 5:45 p.m.: Eat dinner.
7 a.m. Morning block: Wake up, breakfast, get ready, chores, playtime, errands or special activities. 2:40 p.m. Afternoon block: Play together, finish chores, run any other errands if needed. 7 p.m. Bedtime routine for 3-year-old. 10 p.m. Go to sleep.
Create a Positive Learning Environment. Structure the Classroom for Success. Use Engagement and Interaction Techniques. Explore Behavior Management Strategies. Develop Routines and Responsibilities. Adapt to Individual Needs. Ask for Feedback for Continuous Improvement. Set Rules and Expectations.
11 Classroom management tips worth trying Organize your room strategically. Emanate comfort and reassurance. Give them tools to express their feelings. Make a plan for transitions. Follow the kids from time to time. Use child-friendly labels. Refer to the routine. Create integrated learning environments.
1302.21 Center-based option. 4 and 5 year oldsNo more than 20 children enrolled in any class. No more than 17 children enrolled in any double session class. 3 year olds No more than 17 children enrolled in any class. No more than 15 children enrolled in any double session class.1 more row
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Best practices Speak with student privately. Avoid escalating the situation, speak calmly and with concern. Express concern for behavior and set appropriate limits. If student continues to disrupt, ask student to leave the classroom. If student is uncooperative in leaving the classroom, contact NAU Police.

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