Ms Jojo’s Teaching Diary

Ms Jojo’s Teaching Diary Real classroom stories and reflections from Ms Jojo, an Early Years Educator.

27/07/2026

Classroom Management Strategies | Part 2
Here are four more classroom management strategies that have worked really well for me. They're simple, practical, and easy to adapt to your own classroom.
What's one strategy that works for you? Let's share ideas in the comments and learn from one another. ❤️
Don't forget to share this with another teacher who might find it helpful!

23/07/2026

A peaceful classroom doesn't happen by chance, it happens through consistent, intentional strategies.
This is Part 1 of my Classroom Management Strategies series, where I'll be sharing practical ideas that you can use in your classroom.
I'd love to hear from you: What's one classroom management challenge you'd like help with? Leave it in the comments, and it might be featured in a future video.
Please like, comment, and share with another teacher who might find this helpful. ❤️

16/07/2026

No matter how many classes I teach, every goodbye reminds me why teaching is more than a profession , it's a privilege.
Every school year brings new faces, new stories, and new memories. And every time it's time to say goodbye, I realize how much these little hearts have shaped mine too.
Here's to the little hearts that made every day brighter. Thank you, Nursery One Emerald, for a beautiful year I'll never forget. ❤️

10/07/2026

Some parts of teaching stay in the classroom.
Others stay in your heart. 🤍
This is for every nursery and preschool teacher who knows that watching your little learners grow is beautiful… but saying goodbye is never easy.
Can you relate?

05/07/2026

Losing my voice made me slow down… but what touched me the most was watching my children respond with so much love and compassion. 🥹❤️
They became calmer, more cooperative, and so caring almost like they understood I needed help without me even saying much. Moments like this remind me that children are always watching, always learning, and sometimes they teach us too.

22/06/2026

The “stubborn” child was actually responding to connection all along 🥺❤️

14/06/2026

Learning Numbers 1–5 🎉 | Ms Jojo”

12/06/2026

"She slapped two children."
That's what I was told.
A few questions later, I discovered she hadn't slapped anyone—she had splashed water on them.
A reminder that asking questions can save us from making wrong assumptions.
Sometimes the problem isn't what happened. It's how the story was told.

08/06/2026

Sometimes, what looks like disinterest is actually a child asking to be seen.
Before we react to a child's behavior, let's try to understand the need behind it.

27/05/2026

Tiny hands, big dreams, and hearts full of happiness 💖✨
Today, we celebrate the joy, laughter, innocence, and greatness in every child. May your lives always be filled with love, learning, happiness, and endless possibilities 🌈
Happy Children’s Day to all our wonderful children! 🥳🎉

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