Vlog 20 // End of Year Phonics Routine, Class Discussions, Two-Digit Math, Class Flow + Management

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[@raychelle8]

Watching you actually teach has been the most helpful thing on the planet for me! Thank you for taking the time to film and make these videos!

[@lifewithmrsleet3708]

Okay the “👏 talk about it 👏” and the “👏I’m tapping you in, I’m tapping you out👏” - obsessed! I’m sure myself and many other educators will be using that tomorrow. Thanks for sharing your craft and creativity as always! You inspire so many, myself included 💞

[@MrsCallsCampers]

The talk about it is from Korey at RCA! The tapping you in and out I did make up😂 Love sharing inspiration!!!!

[@hartsheart]

Im really thankful for these classroom vlogs because I'm transitioning from preschool to elementary school and this is helping me to get a "feel" for the elementary classroom before i actually begin. I love your "whole body teaching" because i believe it really encourages whole body learning!!

[@Ash06TSU]

I love the conversation your kids have about the book. I would love more about how you implemented that.

[@nicholeyoch4805]

I ❤❤❤ the hand signals and I love how when the kids did not speak together, you went back and started the entire process all together!!! I definitely feel that at this point in the year. Thank you for sharing the clips of you teaching. I also love the little tidbits of what parents do to help in your room. I need those reminders…THANK YOU!!!

[@RaeleenxMarie]

I was so happy when I saw a video from you pop up! I absolutely love their writing journals during small groups. I would love a video on how you introduce and run your centers!

[@christinabautista8759]

I really enjoy watching your vlogs. I've learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing. 👏🏼👍🏼🩷😊

[@alb8539]

Your 1st graders have better accountable talk than my 4th graders. I need to up my game! Also, is tapping you in something you learned from the Ron Clark Academy? I love your style!

[@MrsCallsCampers]

No I made it up! 😂 I was inspired by the accountable talk they had at RCA and I wanted a way for my first graders to try to have discussions like I wasn't there 😋 I am going to do a whole video on my new turn and talks now!!!

[@JN-go2yq]

@@MrsCallsCampers amazing work!

[@EsEdmonds]

I picked up summer school for the first time this year. I have more energy in me thanks to being a support teacher for first grade. It was also my first year getting Rime Magic in my hands. I was the one who heard about it from you this past summer and then found it sitting unused in our resource room! Sooo I have been using you to learn how to use it. Anyway this summer I plan to do what you have done in maybe a 3 day pace since we only have 4 weeks. You definitely have given me so many ideas this year even as we close out the year. I appreciate you and would definitely like to send you ways to say thank you. So I will be checking out your wishlist as a small way of saying thank you!

[@EsEdmonds]

*3 day pace since I have used Rime Magic this year with most of them who are attending with me this summer.

[@Sunshine1986-d1e]

Mrssssss call my favorite first grade teacher 👩‍🏫 I’m so proud of how far these children have come they are growing

[@Chrissi15]

What a treat! 2 hours. I had to keep pausing and doing stuff but I thoroughly enjoyed this. Love the talk about it and I’m tapping you in. My class definitely need to get better at accountable talk. Something to work on for my class for sure. Thanks for inspiring me.

[@mariemolloy2392]

Love your classroom management! The kids are so focused on the task at hand.

[@MrsCallsCampers]

Thank you! This year has been really hard management wise. They're not always focused though don't believe that! 😂

[@marisolmartin1329]

Happy End of the Year and Happy Teachers Appreciation Week

[@meghannscheetz520]

and YES the kids are DONE at this point and it's all about survival;) Hang in there!

[@EsEdmonds]

Same, same, not the same!!! Yes! Love it!

[@bethdarnell38]

The writing superstar song has helped my kindergarten students become better writers this year!! 👏🏻 ❤

[@aglaurendance]

Yay! Another vlog from Mayleen!

[@JN-go2yq]

Consequece: Mrs Call If I bring a coffee.. I’ll feel better. Random kid: It will spill 😂

[@mzzzzzzday]

When I do syllabication I always have them label the first and the last vowels (including vowel teams), then everything in between. I also remember constantly being on red with the cards lmao. It sucked. I'm nearly 30 and I remember that.

[@xplosioncheer95]

Remember Ron cherry picks his students for his school. Take his advice but remember to always tweak it to what works for you! 1:11:21

[@jamarconway4459]

As a seasoned veteran teacher does your students really know the skills with all that singing in that room.

[@abbeyreeder5534]

as a seasoned veteran teacher you'd think you'd know basic grammar and punctuation.... maybe some songs would do you good.

[@jamarconway4459]

@@abbeyreeder5534 maybe I can teach you some manners.

[@abbeyreeder5534]

@@jamarconway4459 girl, you're the one that needs manners! your original comment was incredibly rude and condescending.

[@KassieJane]

Did you even watch the video. Also how could you possibly be such a high and mighty seasoned teacher and yet not know basic grammar and sentence conventions. You replied to Abbey 'teach you some manners' but you're the one with a condescending and accusatory comment on a video you clearly didn't even watch. I'm 30 minutes into the video and they haven't sung at all, but really there is plenty of research out there that proves engagement = retention and singing is one of many ways to increase engagement and thus increase learning and retention. This is common sense but I guess your way is the only right way since you're a ✨seasoned veteran teacher✨

[@stacywilloughby5431]

You are amazing! I love the respect you give yourself and your students. Your content lessons are next level. Thank you for being vulnerable in a world that can be critical. You’re beautiful inside and out. I’ll spend my summer KZbin watching you and discovering ways to be kind, caring, respectful, and still challenging them to be extra.

[@stephaniekane3994]

Can u please do a video of your students favorite books for this year

[@paigebenny5067]

I was wondering is there a video, that you have shared, of what your schedule looks like typically for a day?

[@LivingAsLisha]

Do you have a video from the beginning of the year with Rime Magic? This was very helpful being able to see it in action

[@MrsCallsCampers]

My early vlogs should definitely have clips :) also check my reels or TikTok's if you're on that platform

[@LivingAsLisha]

@@MrsCallsCampers thanks! 😊

[@myahbattley1291]

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[@Nguyennhathuy212]

Hello teacher, I am a Vietnamese mother. I just discovered your youtube channel. I really admire her way of teaching. I want my child to learn English through your videos, where do I start? Thank you (I'm asking google translate to text you ^^)

[@jencgross23]

What kinds of things do you take notes on when working in small groups? I struggle as a first year teacher knowing what is most important to note :/

[@MrsCallsCampers]

I take notes on things they do well or miss in regards to phonics skills, comprehension, fluency mostly! Have up seen my TikTok/reel on my small group template?

[@mariacortez7050]

When do your students have to raise their hand?

[@djthereplay]

Mayleen, Student Story Time !!!! A Number of My Teachers did that for management but note that I said a number of them not all of them. I'm sorry for not telling you this before you visited Ron Clark Academy. The differences being that A. I had to put my name and check mark(s) on the chalk board and yes the one where the whole class can see, B. long story short, name on the board and each check mark beside the name meant more penalization whereas your name on the board and 2 check mark system is like a visual 3 strikes, you're out kind of system. I wish that I had you as one of My Teachers because you are or try to be more forgiving towards your students and they even ultimately come around to you and they love you for that. Keep it up. The end is coming. - Dwight

[@cynthiagonzalez4389]

What do you do if a student draws on their board? You mentioned something to one of them.

[@MrsCallsCampers]

I let them draw for like ten seconds before the lesson so if they're playing around on their whiteboards during the lesson they switch to pencil and paper

[@cynthiagonzalez4389]

@@MrsCallsCampers very awesome. Thank you for sharing.

[@ohamberboo]

For the passages you used for you higher group, do you have the bundle from Can’t Stop Smiling? If so, do you recommend it?

[@MrsCallsCampers]

Yes and in only dipped into it this year! I do like it a lot

[@sharonwaters3446]

Where did you get your wall alphabet letters?.....Not the Secret Sounds.

[@sharonwaters3446]

NVM. I found them on TPT!!

[@myahbattley1291]

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[@gailrothermund9209]

How do we get a copy of your vocabulary cards? 🎉

[@MrsCallsCampers]

I don't have them for sale or anything I just typed them up 😂😂😂

[@alb8539]

Are you staying in the same classroom and position for next year?

[@MrsCallsCampers]

I am :)

[@jamarconway4459]

What is all that clapping a student in and out of the conversation is all about.

[@KassieJane]

😂

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[@myahbattley1291]

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[@chrisoulalakkas8968]

Keep it private until it’s permanent.

[@MrsCallsCampers]

Keep what private?

[@KassieJane]

I have had violent students. I do a similar name on the board system and a student became violent and screaming/punching/throwing items when held accountable. Their grownups are usually uninvolved or do not care, if I'm even able to get in touch with them in the first place. I know you clearly do not have any students like that, fortunately, but wondering what your approach might be if you did because I'm at my wits end. I almost quit because of this. I'm subbing right now and there is at least one violently defiant student in every class I sub, at every school, in every district -- sometimes more than one. It's bizarre. I am going back to my own classroom in the Fall and very terrified of having another situation like this in my classroom in which myself and my students do not feel safe. Behaviors are expected, reminders are expected, but what is an educator supposed to do if their student becomes a danger to everyone when held accountable?? Love you and everything you do Mayleen, you're a huge inspiration to me.

[@MrsCallsCampers]

I've had a violent student before but luckily every student who I have ever had that really struggled like this, their parents always wanted to help (some didn't know what to do but wanted to help). I think it's super important to have administration that can step in when this happens. I know at my school now, if I need admin to step in for whatever reason, they'll come. There have been times where I've had to evacuate kids from a student who was being violent it's always scary but if your admin can't step in and remove the student then there's absolutely nothing you can do! You NEED that! Otherwise let your families know what options they have for counseling, therapy, etc but if they aren't involved you can't do much. Just remember that even if they hate it or tell you they hate you, having a grown up give them structure and be consistent with them is actually what they need. They shouldn't have to guess with you - they know what to expect and sometimes that's more than they get outside of school. Sorry you've had such a hard experience in your district. Your safety and the kids safety should always be number 1 :(

[@KassieJane]

@@MrsCallsCampers Thank you for the reply. Yes, in my situation, I didn't really have admin support. It was always "you're not doing enough if this student isn't improving". All I can do is hope I have support in my next school.