Absolutely! I also experience outbursts in my class, especially since my students are between ages 3 and 6. While I sometimes overlook these moments, addressing specific issues early on is essential to prevent them from growing. I've noticed that many students crave attention and love. I always have positive conversations and follow up when they do exceptionally well emotionally. I also try to understand what might be upsetting a student or what could be triggering their feelings. I have calm and peaceful conversations so they can grasp what they’re experiencing. If a student is feeling upset, I provide a quiet corner in my classroom where they can read books and take some time to relax before rejoining the group.

create a behavior plan and find out why they are having the outbursts. thus when they do good behvaior they will get rewarded and then will repeate the good behavior.