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A 10-minute winter game that is secretly listening practice: "I have, who has?" Every student gets a card. One reads, the student with the match answers, and the loop runs back to the first card. Want our K-2 winter game cards? Reply WINTER. #TeacherTwitter #iteachk #teachersofx

Teacher Tandem makes classroom management printables for K-10. This season: a winter break countdown, plus nonverbal signal cards, visual schedules, voice levels, timers, and expectations posters. Reply SHOP and I'll send you the store link. #teachersofx #TeacherTwitter

The last 10 school days before winter break are the loudest of the year. Give each day a small theme: Snowflake Day, Kindness Day, Hot Cocoa Day. One game, one page, then back to learning. Want our K-2 10-day planner? Reply WINTER. #TeacherTwitter #iteachk #TeachersofX

Hot take: "Use your inside voice" is too vague for 25 kids. Partner talk, table talk and presenting are different volumes. Give each a number and say it BEFORE theactivity: "Centers are a Level 3."Reply VOICE for our 0-9 posters. #Teachersofx #TeacherTwitter #ClassroomManagement

Kids are not ignoring the clock. Most cannot read time left yet, so they ask. Again and again. Try this: hold up a big "2 minutes left" card before every transition and say nothing. Count the questionsyou skip. Reply TIMER for our cards. #Teachersofx #TeacherTwitter #ClassroomManagement

Every K-2 teacher hears it in December: "How many days until break?" Answer it once a day, on purpose. Show one countdown card, do one themed activity, then get back tolearning. Reply WINTER and I'll send you our 10-day countdown. #TeacherTwitter #iteachk #teachersofx