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[quote=Anonymous]Preschool teacher here - the lack of participation is separate (to me) from the disruptive portion.

I imagine it was different with you there - there’s really no way to regain control of a child with their parent there unless you remove them, especially if they are dis regulated. 
What is the staffing and support like?it may be that they don’t have the resources to help him focus during that time.

They may not see an issue with it this year. If so consider that paying attention and patience are skills, and need to be built slowly. It won’t be any easier for him to learn next year, and he is forming a habit of being disruptive. He can learn to do a quiet activity or pick from a limited pool of choices if he can’t sit still. 
I teach three year olds….if someone is struggling with morning meeting we help in different ways, but they are never allowed to keep being disruptive over time. I have a fun, energetic classroom and the kids have a lot of freedom, however part of being little is learning boundaries and I’m happy to teach that as well!

I agree a visual schedule is always great for kids, and being consistent with completing tasks.

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