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A couple of days ago I talked about the importance of having the best teaching resources if you want to reduce inappropriate student behavior in your classroom. 

But of course, as busy and stressed out teachers, we don’t always have the time to make these resources.

Well one option is to drop by an excellent free primary and elemantary teaching resources website such as Gareth’s brilliant Primary Resources.

Another option however, is to buy some teaching resources.  Now, I know that this isn’t everyone’s cup of tea BUT for very modest amounts you can often get some incredible resources.

John at Leafy Teaching Resources recently asked me to review his new resource bumper pack and I was blown away.  His new Primary Power Pack really is THAT good.

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This package comes HIGHLY recommeneded and is an excellent way to reduce inappropriate behavior in the classroom.

Wishing you a peaceful classroom!

One reason for poor student behavior is a lack of engagement with the curriculum. I’m not a believer in teachers having to entertain students, but if the pupils you teach are not engaged in the curriculum that you’re delivering, then poor student behavior will be just around the corner.

However, with the demands of teaching getting larger by the day, it’s getting more and more difficult to prepare the fresh and original teaching resources that are needed to engage the students that you teach.

So what do you do if you just don’t have the time to produce killer resources on a regular basis? Well one option is to visit the Primary Resources website. Run by Gareth, a dedicated UK based teacher, Primary resources contains hundreds of free resources for teachers everywhere.

Gareth has just updated his site and posted more than 30 new resources for you to download completely free of charge. Head over there now but make sure you say thanks to Gareth as you pass through!

Fresh from the exciting news regarding Infet yesterday, I have some more great news.  No, corporal punishment hasn’t been brought back into schools (just kidding!).

The news is much bigger than that….

My quest to spread classroom management tips and techniques as far and wide as possible has been rewarded yet again.  No, not a knighthood from the Queen.  No, not a call from the President.

Instead, I’ve been invited to join the Sites For Teachers Community.  Regular readers of this classroom management blog know how I feel about recognition from my peers, and so I’m obviously excited about this development.

Sites For Teachers is basically THE place to find an absolute ton of FREE teaching resources by the bucket load.  Visit the site now by clicking the link below!