How can i make class kg1 quite and fun while i'm talking, ? and how can i make them love me ?

Question

today i run out of ideas while i'm at class i didn't know what to do to make them fun.

Answer 1

interact and dont be too harsh and show that you really care

Answer 2

Make jokes but be reasonable and don't do it too often. Be cheerful - everyone loves a happy kind teacher. Don't be too soft though or they may get out of control. If people need help don't make them feel nervous or scared to ask - always be open to questions and remind them that if they need help you are always there so they feel that you are very approachable.

Praise pupils who do well - don't leave them unnoticed while you help others. Praise thoughs who don't do so well but make an effort. Offer some kind of treat to make people behave well (eg. house points, a small sweet at the end of the day, a small chocolate bar at the end of the week). If children do misbehave, tell them how that makes you feel - pupils tend to be more considerate with behaviour if they know it could hurt a teacher's feelings.

I know there's a lot here, but take a good look through it. I think you will find it very helpful.

Answer 3

My sons teacher used to take time out to sing and dance with the kids.  She picked out some really cute, funny songs.  She also made up songs for teaching them the rules of the class room.  His new teacher uses a red light/green light system for behaving in the classroom.  All the kids start out with a clothespin on the green light at the start of the day.  If they need several prompts to do their work or behave they go to the yellow light, then to the red.  If they get on the red light they have to take a small time out during play time.  It seems to be working in her room.  As for making them love you, that can't be forced.  If you care for them and are genuinely nice they will come to like you.

Answer 4

Children naturally want to please adults, but no one can make someone love someone else.  Working with children is no different.  Love will come through interaction, limit, rules, and consistency.  

One thing I do to ensure that the children I have are listening to what I am telling them, is to make sure it is something short, simple, and to the point, and then involve them.  Say we are talking about rules, state one of the rules and with your help have them demonstrate the rules, role playing.

Hope this helps