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I love the last one. I use it all the time in different groups and it helps a lot. I like it most because you don't need condition your students beforehand. You can do it even with fresheners. I do really appreciate your help Miss Nina! You are so exuberant. Your students must be happy when you're around.
@@111marcie Have you tried shutting of the lights or blinking the lights? I remember a teacher doing that when I was in school. Had a manager do that with a room full of noisy adults at a meeting once too. Sometimes the kids never grow up. 🙃
Do these only work for preschool aged kids? Asking because they work for me when I work with preschoolers at camp, but none of these work with my kindergarteners.
Sorry to have never replied! I’ve been meaning to get the chords for all my songs down in a PDF - but it’s a very slow process! Any in particular you are/were looking for?
Stop look and listen is part of an Army cadence. It's even sung/chanted the same. The ok is not part of it, though. I want to use that when I finally get my own class room, but that won't be for at leas another year. Right now, I'm an assistant teacher. The teacher I'm with (actually most of the staff) criticize me heavily, laugh and me right in front of me, challenge me that I wouldn't be able to do anything with the kids. When I try to do anything other than be the idiot assistant in the background they tell me it's wrong. Like a child asked to wash their hands instead of have sanitizer and I said anyone who wants to wash your hands instead of sanitizer, you can but hurry and do it now. Everyone else sit down and wait. They were fine and understood fine and like 2 or 3 washed their hands, the rest sat. I was chewed out that I would confuse them.
Well, I don't think you have to teach them the reason. These tools/ideas are used to get the whole group of kids to pay attention - they don't necessarily know that's what you're doing. You just tell them the basic instructions like "when I ring this bell you turn your voice off and look at me." And if everyone follow these instructions, then you have their attention and you can move on to giving your next instruction, or telling them to line up or whatever it is that you wanted their attention for. It's basically just a more fun way of getting them to pay attention then some of the other ways we, as teachers or parents, default to. I hope this helps!
Friends! I look forward to hearing which one you like/works best for you. And if you want a whole more of this and access to my videos (without Ads!), lyrics, mp3 recordings,and live weekly workshops with me - come do a FREE TRIAL on my new video-on-demand Membership platform: The Preschool Teachers Toolbox! missninasvideomembership.uscreen.io/pages/homepage
I tried tone, chant and song in several different classes and not only it did work, the students also loved it! Thank you, Ms. Nina!
I'm so happy to hear this!! Bravo!
Thank you Nina, your tips are really useful. I'll try them with my students
❤ Absolutely helpfull tips thank you miss.
I love the last one. I use it all the time in different groups and it helps a lot. I like it most because you don't need condition your students beforehand. You can do it even with fresheners. I do really appreciate your help Miss Nina! You are so exuberant. Your students must be happy when you're around.
Great tips! Being confident in the delivery and your amazing tone are a great foundation!❤
Thank you so much Nina, you're so lively and nice! Hope I'll be able to use your tips and improve as a teacher
Thanks a lot, Ms Nina.. for your fantastic 5 suggestions for preschool...
I'll try em
I really love and enjoy all of your videos
Your videos have been a life saver! We love Ms. Nina in our 3K classroom here in Brooklyn, NY
I’m so happy to hear that! ❤️❤️❤️ And I love and miss Brooklyn! I used to live in Park Slope. Where in Brooklyn is your school?
PS 532 New Bridges Elementary on Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights@@MissNinasWeeklyVideoShow
0:39 English~German~English (actual languages)
These are great, Miss Nina! :) I love the song.
Oh, I'm so happy to hear that, Ana!! Thank you for watching AND taking the time to comment. ♥
Thank you, very helpful tips. I run a PE program and the kids minds are all over the place.
I’m so happy these tips are helpful to you! ❤️
I really like point 4 and 5! :) Thanks Ms Nina
Yay!! Let me know how they work for you! :)
Nina I am a great fan of yours. I use most of them in my class
Oh Mehra! You're awesome - thank you!! And how cool that you already use most of them in your class.
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This is great! Miss Nina!
Amazing tips! Thanks!
What happens when you do that and it doesn’t work?
I have a mixed preschool room with children on the spectrum too and nothing seems to work as of yet, I'm about to try a whistle 😔
@@111marcie Have you tried shutting of the lights or blinking the lights? I remember a teacher doing that when I was in school.
Had a manager do that with a room full of noisy adults at a meeting once too. Sometimes the kids never grow up. 🙃
That was nice, Miss Nina, Thank you.
Stop looking and listen,. Okay. I like this one
Miss Nina is going to come over and take care
You are so beautiful and this video was so useful, I am definitely gonna use those grabbers..greeting from Egypt ❤
Thanks for the video, it's very helpfull
Super. Thanks.
Thank you
Superb, thank you 😊
So cool ❤❤
Very helpful
I love 3 & 4 ❤
Miss Nina is Nice
❤ I liked the number 3
Do these only work for preschool aged kids? Asking because they work for me when I work with preschoolers at camp, but none of these work with my kindergarteners.
I like your intro!
I love the call and response! is there a place where you share ukelele chords to your songs? I love your songs too!
Sorry to have never replied! I’ve been meaning to get the chords for all my songs down in a PDF - but it’s a very slow process! Any in particular you are/were looking for?
Could you please send me the words of the song show me a line. I need to see them written since English is not my first language. Thanks
Soo awesome
i remember doing if you're listening
please send me the words of the show me a line song. I need it written on a comment. Thanks
Stop look and listen is part of an Army cadence. It's even sung/chanted the same. The ok is not part of it, though. I want to use that when I finally get my own class room, but that won't be for at leas another year. Right now, I'm an assistant teacher. The teacher I'm with (actually most of the staff) criticize me heavily, laugh and me right in front of me, challenge me that I wouldn't be able to do anything with the kids. When I try to do anything other than be the idiot assistant in the background they tell me it's wrong. Like a child asked to wash their hands instead of have sanitizer and I said anyone who wants to wash your hands instead of sanitizer, you can but hurry and do it now. Everyone else sit down and wait. They were fine and understood fine and like 2 or 3 washed their hands, the rest sat. I was chewed out that I would confuse them.
As a second language how to teach them it's an an attention grabber in the first place? I mean how to make them see the reason of it all?
Well, I don't think you have to teach them the reason. These tools/ideas are used to get the whole group of kids to pay attention - they don't necessarily know that's what you're doing. You just tell them the basic instructions like "when I ring this bell you turn your voice off and look at me." And if everyone follow these instructions, then you have their attention and you can move on to giving your next instruction, or telling them to line up or whatever it is that you wanted their attention for. It's basically just a more fun way of getting them to pay attention then some of the other ways we, as teachers or parents, default to. I hope this helps!
My student is very stubborn he never give reply i tried so hard what can i do 😢 Miss Nina
If you are listening ....
Is the best of all
I 100% agree! And it's great for ALL ages. I learned it from a 4th grade teacher when I was doing teaching artist work in NJ ages ago.
Miss Nina is going out with her mom and she is coming over for a little while and then she will be back to work and then she can come over
I'm in a preschool that has 18 months olds to 5 year olds it's to big of a age gap do you agree?
I do agree! I’m not against mixed ages together, but if possible I’d have 18 months to 2 in one group, and 3 to 5s in another. 🤷♀️
Very useful (L)
LexI’m sending you a comment saying no way I like your videos and
The more involved kids can't use this stuff. miss all this pushing for inclusion classrooms, there should be more concern about this sort of thing.
Hello miss! Can I have few songs on Community Helpers for my kindergarteners?