A Day In The Life Of A Teacher | Pre-K Teacher 

That’s awesome! Thank you so much for watching! Best wishes in school 🫶🏾

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Thank you so much for watching! That is such a great question. So in my class we pretty much have read aloud, during snack time every day so when I recorded this video, my students were already into the routine of knowing how snacktime works. My advice is two things: 1. Make it a daily routine in your classroom, so by maybe October or November, your students are already used to that routine, so they what is expected of them. 2. Give them warning during the story so they know how much time they have left. I typically use this call and response I say: “Oh class” they say: “Oh yes” and then I tell them how many minutes they have left before snack time is over. From there I continue reading the story. Once their time is up, I usually say: “ Pre-K, hands up, clean up”. And that lets them know that their time is up. So all in all, just practice and they’ll get the hang of it. Hope this helps!

@@niaofnewjersey thanks for replying back. That is great advice and I am putting it in my goals notebook. I really love reading and will do it all day. Thanks you so much ❤️

Hi! The state of New Jersey puts a limit of 15 students allowed in a pre-k classroom. However, I had 13 students in my class. Also, I was a lucky one! I knew that I wanted to be a teacher since I was 5 years old and I just worked from childhood to college to make that happen. Thank you so much for watching!

I love teaching pre-k because students at this age are still eager to learn!

I love teaching pre-k because students at this age are still eager to learn and they are typically super sweet!

I teach in a public, grant funded pre-k program.