End of day routine classroom

How do you end your day in the classroom? Is it chaos or calm? Do students pack up, pick up trash and get ready to go home? Do you follow a procedure or is it hectic and chaos? Here are 25 ideas and suggestions on how to end your school day and still hold students accountable for their behavior. #endofthedayprocedures

The end of the day can feel chaotic and crazy. Use these tips to create an end of day classroom routine that end the chaos.

How to create an end-of-day routine that leaves your room spotless, every time!

Teachers help create an End of the School Day Routine that is structured and relaxing for you! In this blog post, you will find the routine used by a 3rd grade teacher as well as get some tricks and tips that you can use in your own classroom. Change the stressful end of the school day into your favorite, relaxing time! #confessionsofafrazzledteacher #teachers #endofschoolday #endofday {Kindergarten, First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Graders}

Tidying and organizing your classroom shouldn’t be something that takes much of your teacher time. Your students share the space with you and they should share the responsibility of keeping it clean/getting it ready for learning each day. When your students work with you to keep the space clean, there’s more time for planning, prepping, and making each day in the classroom more engaging for your students, which motivates them to care for their environment.

Looking for a strong and consistent routine to end your day? Click through to check out my end-of-the-day routine. I share my step-by-step guide for FREE. This guide covers everything including classroom jobs, lining up, lockers, planners, stacking chairs, and has some free quiet games you can do with students to provide that extra little incentive to keep everyone on task. {classroom management, procedures, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade, Year 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}

The end of the day can be a chaotic time in your classroom. Use these end of the school day procedures to save your sanity.

I promise that the end of the school day can look calm and collected. It’s all about the right end of the day procedures in the classroom.

Improve your end of the day routine with this simple classroom management tip to improve community in early elementary grades.

The end of the school day can get chaotic and hectic. A calm routine is necessary! Veteran upper elementary teacher Kristine Nannini helps 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classrooms run smoothly. The routine she suggests includes a FREE download. Planners, class jobs, gathering belongings, stack chairs, lockers, backpacks, games, line ups, attention getters, modeling, and more. (third, fourth, fifth, sixth graders, Year 3, 4, 5, 6)