Routines that run the room, so you can teach the lesson.
Every routine you need (entry, early finishers, transitions and exits), ready to drop into your classroom and start reducing low-level disruption tomorrow.
Give me the routinesBe honest: how much of your lesson is actually spent teaching?
The chatting. The wandering. The "what do I do now?" The big blow-ups are tough, but they're not what wears you down. It's the low-level disruption, drip, drip, dripping from bell to bell.
Lesson starts that stall.
Students trickling in, bags still zipped on desks, someone is calling out for a pen, and you've already said "okay, class, let's get started" more times than you'd like to admit.
The "I'm done."
Three kids finish a 20-minute task in 8, and now they're bored, chatty and pulling the other 25 off task while you scramble to find them something to do.
The messy middle.
Moving into groups takes eleven minutes and a raised voice. Getting them back takes even longer.
The final five.
One student starts packing up 5 minutes early, which sets off a cascade of others following suit. Work ends up everywhere. The bell goes and the room stampedes out.
And every one of those moments runs on one thing: your patience and your voice. Again and again and again. No wonder it's so frustrating.
WHY ROUTINES?
Routines aren't about control or compliance. They make the room predictable. They clearly communicate your expectations. They calmly and compassionately tackle low-level disruption. Here's how:
They reinforce expectations without you saying them.
The routine holds the expectation non-verbally, so you don't have to.
They increase predictability and felt-safety.
When students know what's coming, there's less uncertainty to react to. That calms the stress response and gives them a steady rhythm to settle into.
They let you focus on what you CAN control.
You can't (and shouldn't try to) control another human. You CAN control the routines that run your lesson.
and the best dang part?
You don't have to hold it all together yourself. Every routine you set rolling is like another teaching assistant in the room.
It's like sprinkling classroom management magic all over your lesson.
One complete routines system for every part of the lesson, from the bell to the door. Yes please!
Here's the journey, and the problem each routine solves.
Meet the Epic Routines Bundle.
bell rings…
…out the door!
Slow, chaotic starts? Not today!
Students walk in knowing what they are expected to do, what they need and what's happening today.
Bored, chatty early finishers? On task!
Finishing early leads to reflection and purposeful work. Not more chatter.
Transitions that eat the lesson? Bye-bye!
Moving between tasks doesn't eat away half the lesson OR create a state of total overstimulation!
Lessons that end in a scramble? Not anymore!
Lessons finish calmly, with work handed in, the room reset, and students walking out (not making a mad dash).
bell to door, sorted!
I want the whole systemlet's dive in and take a closer look…
THE FIRST FIVE.
Everything for a calm, consistent start, so students walk in knowing what you expect, what to do, what they need and what's happening today.
Daily Agenda Slides
Plan your lesson and show it in one clear visual: the starter, learning intentions, materials, reminders and a timer, all on one slide.
Seasonal Agenda Slides
Fresh themes for every term, so you get a bit of novelty without breaking the routine students already know.
this landed in my messages after the latest update…
(she's talking about the new agenda slides. buy once, get every future update free!)
Starter Doors
Students pick a door and click through to a surprise starter. A little choice and novelty, inside a routine that stays predictable.
Starter Slips
A tech-free start from the bell. Hand them out, leave them on desks or keep a stack in a folder.
Entry Routine Slides
Slides that teach students exactly how to come in, get what they need and start, so you don't have to say it every lesson.
Starter Task Templates
Got your own starter, reminders, or entry routine? Drop it into a clean, ready-made layout and it looks polished in seconds.
pop your task in → looks polished in seconds ✓
calmer starts, from tomorrow.
Start my lessons calmerRoutines that run the room, so you can teach the lesson.
Every routine you need (entry, early finishers, transitions and exits), ready to drop into your classroom and start reducing low-level disruption tomorrow.
Give me the routinesBe honest: how much of your lesson is actually spent teaching?
The chatting. The wandering. The "what do I do now?" The big blow-ups are tough, but they're not what wears you down. It's the low-level disruption, drip, drip, dripping from bell to bell.
Lesson starts that stall.
Students trickling in, bags still zipped on desks, someone is calling out for a pen, and you've already said "okay, class, let's get started" more times than you'd like to admit.
The "I'm done."
Three kids finish a 20-minute task in 8, and now they're bored, chatty and pulling the other 25 off task while you scramble to find them something to do.
The messy middle.
Moving into groups takes eleven minutes and a raised voice. Getting them back takes even longer.
The final five.
One student starts packing up 5 minutes early, which sets off a cascade of others following suit. Work ends up everywhere. The bell goes and the room stampedes out.
And every one of those moments runs on one thing: your patience and your voice. Again and again and again. No wonder it's so frustrating.
WHY ROUTINES?
Routines aren't about control or compliance. They make the room predictable. They clearly communicate your expectations. They calmly and compassionately tackle low-level disruption. Here's how:
They reinforce expectations without you saying them.
The routine holds the expectation non-verbally, so you don't have to.
They increase predictability and felt-safety.
When students know what's coming, there's less uncertainty to react to. That calms the stress response and gives them a steady rhythm to settle into.
They let you focus on what you CAN control.
You can't (and shouldn't try to) control another human. You CAN control the routines that run your lesson.
and the best dang part?
You don't have to hold it all together yourself. Every routine you set rolling is like another teaching assistant in the room.
It's like sprinkling classroom management magic all over your lesson.
One complete routines system for every part of the lesson, from the bell to the door. Yes please!
Here's the journey, and the problem each routine solves.
Meet the Epic Routines Bundle.
bell rings…
Slow, chaotic starts? Not today!
Students walk in knowing what they are expected to do, what they need and what's happening today.
Bored, chatty early finishers? On task!
Finishing early leads to reflection and purposeful work. Not more chatter.
Transitions that eat the lesson? Bye-bye!
Moving between tasks doesn't eat away half the lesson OR create a state of total overstimulation!
Lessons that end in a scramble? Not anymore!
Lessons finish calmly, with work handed in, the room reset, and students walking out (not making a mad dash).
…out the door!
bell to door, sorted!
I want the whole systemlet's dive in and take a closer look…
THE FIRST FIVE.
Everything for a calm, consistent start, so students walk in knowing what you expect, what to do, what they need and what's happening today.
Daily Agenda Slides
Plan your lesson and show it in one clear visual: the starter, learning intentions, materials, reminders and a timer, all on one slide.
this landed in my messages after the latest update…
★ Straight from my inbox(she's talking about the new agenda slides. buy once, get every future update free!)
Seasonal Agenda Slides
Fresh themes for every term, so you get a bit of novelty without breaking the routine students already know.
Starter Doors
Students pick a door and click through to a surprise starter. A little choice and novelty, inside a routine that stays predictable.
Starter Slips
A tech-free start from the bell. Hand them out, leave them on desks or keep a stack in a folder.
Entry Routine Slides
Slides that teach students exactly how to come in, get what they need and start, so you don't have to say it every lesson.
Starter Task Templates
Got your own starter, reminders, or entry routine? Drop it into a clean, ready-made layout and it looks polished in seconds.
pop your task in → looks polished in seconds ✓
calmer starts, from tomorrow.
Start my lessons calmerTHE "I'M DONE" MOMENT.
Ready-to-go options for the kids who finish first, so "I'm done" turns into "what's next?" without them having to ask you.
Fast Finisher Toolkit
This is where everything lives. An easy-to-navigate, click-and-go system for your early finishers: they open it, pick a task and get going, without having to ask you what's next.
inside the fast finisher toolkit, you'll find…
no more "what do I do now?"
Keep my fast finishers busyTHE MESSY MIDDLE.
Clear, visual routines for every move in the middle of the lesson, so transitions take two minutes, not ten.
Routine Slides
Click the routine you want to teach, reinforce or communicate, then project and go. One menu, every routine, so the expectation lives on the board instead of in your voice.
one menu.
every routine.
here's what's on it…
transitions in two minutes, not ten.
Give me my 8 minutes backTHE "I'M DONE" MOMENT.
Ready-to-go options for the kids who finish first, so "I'm done" turns into "what's next?" without them having to ask you.
Fast Finisher Toolkit
This is where everything lives. An easy-to-navigate, click-and-go system for your early finishers: they open it, pick a task and get going, without having to ask you what's next.
inside the fast finisher toolkit, you'll find…
no more "what do I do now?"
Keep my fast finishers busyTHE MESSY MIDDLE.
Clear, visual routines for every move in the middle of the lesson, so transitions take two minutes, not ten.
Routine Slides
Click the routine you want to teach, reinforce or communicate, then project and go. One menu, every routine, so the expectation lives on the board instead of in your voice.
one menu. every routine.
here's what's on it…
transitions in two minutes, not ten.
Give me my 8 minutes backTHE FINAL FIVE.
Calm, structured endings, so work gets handed in, you see what stuck and the room is reset before the bell.
Exit Doors
Students pick a door and click through to a surprise exit task. A fun, quick way to see what they took away from the lesson, and finish on a high.
Exit Tickets
Quick, scaffolded, pen-to-paper wrap-ups for any lesson. Print a stack and you are set for the term.
Exit Task Templates
Rather an exit task of your own? Drop it into a pre-built slide and it looks polished in seconds.
no more stampede at the bell.
End lessons on a calm noteAND YOU WON'T BE LEFT TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE!
There's a lot in here. So inside, there's a short training series that walks you through what to use, why and how to start. Watch them in order, or jump straight to the classroom moment you need most.
The Routines That Run Your Room
Plus a Start Here guide with clickable links to every resource, and quick fixes for the tech hiccups (like "it says I need permission").
"You don't need to use everything all at once. Choose the routine that solves your biggest classroom management challenge, grab the resources, teach it, stick with it, and let it work its magic."
— Claire
DON'T JUST TAKE MY WORD FOR IT.
Thousands of teachers are already using these routines in their classrooms. Here's what they're saying, in their own words.
HERE'S EVERYTHING YOU GET.
One payment, GST included. Instant download. Yours to keep, with every future update free.
Get instant access · $59 AUDAlready own the Epic Routines Bundle? The latest update is free for you.
open it tonight, use it tomorrow.
HI, I'M CLAIRE.
I'm a secondary English teacher, school leader, author of It's Never Just About the Behaviour and host of The Unteachables Podcast.
I've spent 15 years teaching in some of the toughest contexts, with kids who have high social, emotional and mental health needs (the needs that often show up as some pretty big behaviours). It's where I was forced to work out what actually works.
If I was FORCED to teach you only ONE thing to help you to get on top of low-level disruption, it would be routines. This bundle is everything I'd hand you if we taught next door to each other.
Also: toddler mum, true-crime fan, ocean lover and unapologetic potato enthusiast.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
The things teachers usually ask before they buy.
What year levels is it for?
It's made for upper primary and high school (Year 5+). Starter Doors and Exit Doors also come in a Years 2–5 version, and lots of the routines are easy to adapt, so it can stretch younger depending on your class. Have a good look at the previews before you buy so you know it's the right fit.
What format are the files?
Google Slides and PowerPoint for the slides, printable PDFs for the slips, activities and posters, and editable Canva templates where noted. You'll make your own copy of each file so you can edit it.
How long is the training?
Five sessions of about 10 minutes each. Watch them all in under an hour, or just the one you need.
I already own the old Epic Routines Bundle. Do I need to buy it again?
No. The latest update is free for existing owners. You should have received an email about it. Can't find it? Email me at [email protected] and I'll get you sorted.
Can I share it with my teaching team?
Each purchase is a single-teacher licence. If more than one teacher will be using it, email me at [email protected] and I'll get you sorted.
Will it work for my subject?
Yes. The routines are about how your lesson runs, not what you're teaching. The templates and agenda slides let you drop in your own content for any subject.
Do I need to use everything?
Please don't. Start with the moment that's hardest for you right now. The training helps you choose.
How do I get it?
It's an instant digital download. You'll have everything as soon as you check out, so you can open it tonight and use it tomorrow. If it doesn't arrive straight away, something's gone wrong, so email me and I'll fix it.
My school account won't let me copy the files. Help!
Some school accounts block files from outside your organisation. Try a personal Google account, or use the forced-copy links in the Start Here guide. Still stuck? Email [email protected].
Can I translate it into another language?
You can edit the text to differentiate for your students, but the bundle isn't suitable for full translation. A lot of the text is built into the design, so translating everything would take you way too long (and some of it can't be changed).
still wondering? email me at [email protected]
SAY LESS.
TEACH MORE.
Imagine a lesson where your students walk in, unpack, and start. Where "I'm done" means picking up the next task. Where moving back from a group task takes two minutes, not ten. Where the lesson wraps up and your room is clean, chairs are tucked, and students are waiting for your instruction.
That's not a pipe dream. That's a routine, taught and shown.
Claire English | The Unteachables PTY LTD © 2026
THE FINAL FIVE.
Calm, structured endings, so work gets handed in, you see what stuck and the room is reset before the bell.
Exit Doors
Students pick a door and click through to a surprise exit task. A fun, quick way to see what they took away from the lesson, and finish on a high.
Exit Tickets
Quick, scaffolded, pen-to-paper wrap-ups for any lesson. Print a stack and you are set for the term.
Exit Task Templates
Rather an exit task of your own? Drop it into a pre-built slide and it looks polished in seconds.
no more stampede at the bell.
End lessons on a calm noteAND YOU WON'T BE LEFT TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE!
There's a lot in here. So inside, there's a short training series that walks you through what to use, why and how to start. Watch them in order, or jump straight to the classroom moment you need most.
The Routines That Run Your Room
Plus a Start Here guide with clickable links to every resource, and quick fixes for the tech hiccups (like "it says I need permission").
"You don't need to use everything all at once. Choose the routine that solves your biggest classroom management challenge, grab the resources, teach it, stick with it, and let it work its magic."
— Claire
DON'T JUST TAKE MY WORD FOR IT.
Thousands of teachers are already using these routines in their classrooms. Here's what they're saying, in their own words.
HERE'S EVERYTHING YOU GET.
One payment, GST included. Instant download. Yours to keep, with every future update free.
Get instant access · $59 AUDAlready own the Epic Routines Bundle? The latest update is free for you.
HI, I'M CLAIRE.
I'm a secondary English teacher, school leader, author of It's Never Just About the Behaviour and host of The Unteachables Podcast.
I've spent 15 years teaching in some of the toughest contexts, with kids who have high social, emotional and mental health needs (the needs that often show up as some pretty big behaviours). It's where I was forced to work out what actually works.
If I was FORCED to teach you only ONE thing to help you to get on top of low-level disruption, it would be routines. This bundle is everything I'd hand you if we taught next door to each other.
Also: toddler mum, true-crime fan, ocean lover and unapologetic potato enthusiast.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
The things teachers usually ask before they buy.
What year levels is it for?
It's made for upper primary and high school (Year 5+). Starter Doors and Exit Doors also come in a Years 2–5 version, and lots of the routines are easy to adapt, so it can stretch younger depending on your class. Have a good look at the previews before you buy so you know it's the right fit.
Will it work for my subject?
Yes. The routines are about how your lesson runs, not what you're teaching. The templates and agenda slides let you drop in your own content for any subject.
What format are the files?
Google Slides and PowerPoint for the slides, printable PDFs for the slips, activities and posters, and editable Canva templates where noted. You'll make your own copy of each file so you can edit it.
Do I need to use everything?
Please don't. Start with the moment that's hardest for you right now. The training helps you choose.
How long is the training?
Five sessions of about 10 minutes each. Watch them all in under an hour, or just the one you need.
How do I get it?
It's an instant digital download. You'll have everything as soon as you check out, so you can open it tonight and use it tomorrow. If it doesn't arrive straight away, something's gone wrong, so email me and I'll fix it.
I already own the old Epic Routines Bundle. Do I need to buy it again?
No. The latest update is free for existing owners. You should have received an email about it. Can't find it? Email me at [email protected] and I'll get you sorted.
My school account won't let me copy the files. Help!
Some school accounts block files from outside your organisation. Try a personal Google account, or use the forced-copy links in the Start Here guide. Still stuck? Email [email protected].
Can I share it with my teaching team?
Each purchase is a single-teacher licence. If more than one teacher will be using it, email me at [email protected] and I'll get you sorted.
Can I translate it into another language?
You can edit the text to differentiate for your students, but the bundle isn't suitable for full translation. A lot of the text is built into the design, so translating everything would take you way too long (and some of it can't be changed).
still wondering? email me at
[email protected]
SAY LESS.
TEACH MORE.
Imagine a lesson where your students walk in, unpack, and start. Where "I'm done" means picking up the next task. Where moving back from a group task takes two minutes, not ten. Where the lesson wraps up and your room is clean, chairs are tucked, and students are waiting for your instruction.
That's not a pipe dream. That's a routine, taught and shown.
Claire English | The Unteachables PTY LTD © 2026