Time out

This is what I made today, along with a chart for each boy where I can cross off lost privileges and tally time outs. Anyone interested in these icons as individual jpgs? UPDATE: Thanks for your interest in the rules. Here is a link to the whole chart. Here are the individual jpgs: red talk nice, red treat, red mean words, red no treats, orange touch softly, orange be with others, orange mean touches, orange be alone, green talk it out, green be with others, green tantrums, green be alone…

You asked for it! Or at least one of you asked for Quiet Time activities for 2-year-olds, and I am always happy to help! Even though it might take me just a little while to

Tips for staying calm, calming your child, and tools that they can use anywhere.

Check out this THREADING STATION! An awesome quiet time toddler activity that's perfect for indoor days. An easy indoor activity for toddlers that also doubles as sensory and fine motor skills play!

I saw this wonderful idea in pInterest. It caught my attention as a nice straightforward, stand alone solution to behavior management. I am very interested to know how you would use this in class. It looks a great idea, but I would like some input from someone who has used this successfully or indeed unsuccessfully.

This is life, and it is what it is. And shit is gonna happen. It’s gonna get complicated. We’re gonna relapse. We’re gonna need time-outs.

Ideas from the experts and the trenches, these creative consequences for kids will mean you're never disappointed with the age-old "time-out" again.

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Feb 28, 2021 - If this year taught us anything its that family is the most important part of our life. Spending quality time together single hanidly helped us manage the world together. Fun family traditions help create memories