There are some things that will make or break you as a teacher, and transitions are right there at the top of the list for early childhood teachers.

Every single day is full of transitions in preschool, so having a surefire list of tips that’ll help you make them as easy as possible is crucial.

Lucky for you, I’m about to share those tips with you.

So, if you’re struggling with transitioning from one activity (or place) to another in your preschool classroom, this episode is for you!

Want to learn more?

Tune in now!

Key Takeaways:

The best transition tips for preschool (00:00)

Create a daily schedule (05:43)

Reduce the number of transitions in your day (07:38)

Keep your transitions short (10:02)

Set clear expectations (12:00)

What winning looks like (15:03)

Additional Resources:

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