Sincerely Ms Sharp

Do your students have trouble managing different voice volumes for different situations? Help them decide which animal voice is best and let them be the mouse, the cat, or the LION! For best use, I print and laminate for longevity. These work as desk visuals to be taped down to a student's personal learning space or to post on your whiteboard for quick reference!

When you need to give quick cues to your students on managing their volume levels, using a clear and organized visual approach helps understanding for all students. With the full page visual, you can teach the expectations through modeling, hand cues, and use of clear picture-text pairs to reinforce expectations. Laminate for durability and be sure to post in more than one location, especially by transition spots where volume may need to change. With the desk strips, you have a discrete cue