Classroom bathroom decor

Alternative to bathroom passes. Kids write their name above the light.

Bathroom Decor Pre-Kinder (Kids)

So, another new thing this year is having a restroom in my classroom. The pros: if I gotta go, no worries; privacy, short distance, something else to decorate! The cons: students will be using it t…

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If you are a preschool, kindergarten or first grade teacher you know that bathroom issues are a constant battle. Actually, our second grade and third grade friends have difficulty remembering bathroom routines as well. When my children were little I often used strategies that I found helpful for my students with autism such as visuals and […]

WeAreTeachers on Instagram: "Take a look at this bathroom sign out from @teachwithheath_!⁠ ⁠ "How it works:⁠ ⁠ 1. If a student needs to use the restroom, they check to see if a light is on. If not, then they just give the bathroom finger signal🤞🏼⁠ 2. The student uses the market to write their name, initials, student number, etc. and turn the light on.⁠ 3. The student uses the restroom, then erases their name, number, etc. and turn the light off to let others know they can go.⁠ ⁠ Was the…