Classroom Management Tools
Tools that keep routines smooth, voices at the right level and students ready to learn.
Which tool do I need?
- Run the class from one projector screen: Classroom Screen Dashboard
- Show students when the room gets too loud: Classroom Noise Meter
- An anonymous feelings check-in: Classroom Feelings Check-In
- A breathing break for the whole class: Breathing Exercise for Kids
- Show the day’s schedule with pictures: Visual Schedule
- Track behavior with a positive-first clip chart: Behavior Clip Chart
- A short movement break or SEL video: SEL Videos & Brain Breaks
- Turn the number wrong into a percent and letter grade: Quick Grade Calculator
Classroom Management & SEL tools
Teaching guides
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Thanksgiving Classroom Activities: Gratitude Ideas for K–5
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Interactive Whiteboard Activities for Elementary: Free Smartboard Ideas for the Whole School Day
Free interactive whiteboard activities for K–5, from morning meeting to dismissal: calendar math, hundreds charts, word building, timers and review games.
About Classroom Management Tools
Classroom management is mostly about clear routines and visible expectations. These tools put those expectations on the board: a dashboard with a timer, voice level and checklist, a noise meter that reacts when the room gets loud, a calm hourglass for quiet moments and a group maker that keeps chosen students apart.
A visual schedule shows the day as big picture cards with Now and Next, and a positive-first clip chart lets students move up for great choices. For morning meetings, run a calendar board with today, yesterday and tomorrow, or put a kid-safe Would You Rather question on the board and take an anonymous class vote. A class reward chart fills a star at a time toward a shared goal, printable sticker charts track individual goals, and a quick grade calculator turns the number wrong into a percent and letter grade while you grade papers. For social-emotional learning there is an anonymous feelings check-in, an animated breathing exercise for calm-down moments, and the SEL Videos & Brain Breaks hub with short videos and printable discussion sheets. Everything runs in the browser, and the noise meter never records audio.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the noise meter record my class?
No. The Classroom Noise Meter measures the volume level in your browser and never records or uploads audio.
Can I show several things on the board at once?
Yes. The Classroom Screen Dashboard lets you drag widgets like a timer, clock, name picker, groups, noise level, voice level, notes and a checklist onto one screen.
Are these tools free for the whole school?
Yes. Every tool is free with no accounts, so any teacher in your building can open the same link and start using it.