Thursday, 27 December 2012

Quiet Critters





This is my interpretation of the Quiet Critters noise management tool. So simple, made out of pompoms, heart shapes cut out of foam, googly eyes and bows- and lots of hot glue!

The "critters" are handed out to students at the beginning, or part of a lesson which requires silent work. If a student is noisy, as a warning, the critter is moved to the edge of their desk. If the noise continues, the critter is taken away. Students with a critter still remaining receive a reward or prize at the end of the lesson. 

I can't wait to start using them with my class!

4 comments:

  1. These are so cute Jessie, I hope they work in the classroom

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  2. So cute...love to use them for independent reading, maybe reading buddies.

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  3. LOVE this idea! I am going to be teaching for the first time this coming fall and I am looking for all the great ideas I can find from you amazing women and men out there!

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