Middle school call and response

20 Tried and True Ways for Getting Your Students' Attention, including 25 Call-and-Response phrases. #16 is one of my favourites!

Try these classroom attention getters when your class is being to noisy. These are 15 fun call and response attention getters. Download and print and get students to make their own.

All set? You bet! Looking for funny attention-getters for your class? Look no further – here you’ll find brilliant class attention-getters that kids will love.

Call-and-response is a time-tested technique for getting attention. Instead of repeating yourself, train students to respond to a fun statement!

Want to change up your classroom management style? Click through to find out about the call and response classroom management technique for back to school time! These call and response cards are the perfect attention grabbers for your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classrooms.

Creative yet Common Core ideas, lessons, and inspiration for Engliah Language Arts teachers. Generally 5th to 10th grade levels.

Me: 'Classity, classsss!' Students: Yessity, yesss!' Does that sound familiar? :) That is definitely my go-to call and response that I use to get my students' attention. It's simple, but so effective. If you're familiar with whole brain teaching, then you know exactly what I'm talking about. 31 Call and Response Attention Getters I've used the same call and response attention getters in my classroom for years, but I've learned so many fun new ones over the last few years...so I thought I'd…

Classroom management gem: Call and response chants! Call-and-response is a time-tested technique for getting attention, not just in classrooms but in the military, in churches, at sports events, and in traditional cultures in various parts of the world. Learn how to use them in the classroom here. #callandresponse #classroomanagement #tipsfornewteachers

Another great way we build community besides #IWishMyTeacherKnew is through Call and Response. Students love these.

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The good, the bad, and the ugly of what daily silent reading really looks like in my middle school ELA classroom.

I love using fun sayings and jingles with my students to get their attention. It keeps me from sounding "naggy" and the kids love it! Best of all, it works like a charm! It seems to work even better when having a variety to choose from (keeps them interested). I've found a ton, but have compiled my favorites into a poster to display in my classroom next year. Grab it - if you'd like! <------- Click to download!

This single classroom procedure has made a HUGE difference in my experience teaching middle school. My first year teaching I didn't do this and I knew that something needed to change. I decided to put into a place a daily bellringer for every one of my classes. I am a Family Consumer Sciences teacher so I teacher 4 different classes!You can call it whatever you want to call it but I call it a bell ringer because my students are expected to be doing it as soon as the bell rings to start…

Call-and-response is a time-tested technique for getting attention. Instead of repeating yourself, train students to respond to a fun statement!

Call and response signals are an effective way to save class time by grabbing students' attention quickly and helping them transition to the next activity.

Middle school teachers are always looking for classroom management tips to strengthen their classroom environment. Check out these classroom tips!